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6 Nov 2026 6 min read

Scan to Save: A Digital Business Card People Save in One Tap

Scan to Save is a free digital business card from Andy Kemp Consulting: people scan your QR code and save you to their contacts in one tap, with your photo, company logo, badges...

Consulting #Free Tools #Scan to Save

One public IP, two Exchange servers: Atlas holding a globe, with HAProxy routing to Exchange 01 and Exchange 02

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5 Nov 2026 7 min read

Two Exchange Servers, One IP Address

I have a production Exchange server and a lab one, and a single public IP address. Both want port 443. HAPMan is the free tool I built to route them by name, with HAProxy doing...

Microsoft #Exchange #HAProxy

Win11 Image Prep: from PowerShell script to Windows app. Driver integration, app removal, bootable USB and unattended setup, built by Andy Kemp Consulting

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5 Nov 2026 9 min read

Win11 Image Prep: From PowerShell Script to Windows App

Win11 Image Prep builds Windows 11 install media with your drivers already in it: a free Windows app that grew out of a PowerShell script for the Surface Laptop 7th Edition.

Windows 11 #Windows 11 #Surface

Exchange Certificate Manager: certificates, URLs and domains in one Windows app, for Exchange 2016, 2019 and Subscription Edition

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4 Nov 2026 6 min read

Exchange Certificates, URLs and Domains, Without the Homework

Setting up Exchange Server means virtual directory URLs, a certificate and accepted domains, done in the right order. I do it rarely enough to look it up every time, so I built...

Exchange #Exchange #Certificates