diff --git a/TOOL-MailEnable-PublicFolder/TOOL-MailEnable-PublicFolder.ps1 b/TOOL-MailEnable-PublicFolder/TOOL-MailEnable-PublicFolder.ps1
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+# Mail enable all public folders inside a path. 
+
+Get-PublicFolder -Identity '<Public Folder Path>' -GetChildren |Enable-MailPublicFolder
diff --git a/TOOL-Test-NetConnection/TOOL-TestNetConnection.ps1 b/TOOL-Test-NetConnection/TOOL-TestNetConnection.ps1
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+	# I felt need for this tool when one of my service intermittently unavailable. While I was testing telnet, service was available for time being. 
+    # I needed a telnet which can continuously keep connecting service port and report if port reachable or not
+    
+    # Telnet is nice utility to check service availability on remote server-port combination. 
+    # But, problem with telnet is it can't run on continuous like "ping -t" 
+    # also, on Windows 10 telnet is not by default activated. thus, at time when we need telnet on Windows 10 first we need to install telnet feature to use.
+    # Here we have a small powershell magic to address both problems to continuous test port reachability
+    
+	
+	while ($true) {test-netconnection <IP Address> -port <Port number> | Format-Table @{n='Timestamp';e={Get-DAte}},tcptestsucceeded}