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Last time we played with having a script become a module and passing through variables from the command line. Which is nice. VERY nice. “Life is good” Nice. And a lot of the time, the system will just “let it run” if you forget to type Read More...
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We’re going a little more into turning a script into a module. And again, don’t scare yourself off! They are easy to deal with! So here today, I’ll go the other way around. I’m going to take a simple script with a few Read More...
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Ok let’s take a crack at this feature in Powershell V2 called Modules. Modules really aren’t all that difficult when you get down to it. It’s very much like taking a script and loading it into memory. Well maybe not exactly like that Read More...
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A very good friend I’ve been in contact with on Twitter who is a die hard Mac/Linux guy that works in Windows sent me a message. “Need a vBscript to Query Active Directory for old accounts and disable them” At which point I immediately pointed out “Powershell” Read More...
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One of the most IRRITATING and FRUSTATING things I had working in the field was dealing with multiple Domains. You’d have so many clients with their own Active Directory setups and each time you’d have to go directly to the Small Business Read More...
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In a previous entry, guest blogger Sean Kearney shared a new feature in Windows Server 2008 R2 directory services called the Active Directory Recycle Bin . Sean is back to show us how to recover those deleted objects. ------------------------- So Read More...
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I’ve done it, I know people who have done it, and I bet you have done it before as well. Right-click an object in Active Directory Users and Computers and instead of clicking the properties link you accidentally hit delete. Boom, gone and Read More...
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PowerShell 2.0, included in Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2, includes a new Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE) which provides you with a GUI based tool to write your scripts and learn PowerShell. To launch PowerShell 2.0 ISE simply drill down to Read More...
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The one thing I missed with Server Core was PowerShell. While you can run PowerShell cmdlets and scripts remotely, at times it would have been nice to run it locally. The reason PowerShell was not included was due to the lack of .NET in Server Core. That Read More...
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This is my first screencast (ever!), and I am hoping to do more on PowerShell, and anything related to PowerShell. In this first screencast, I'm going to do a demo of JAMS: JAMS (Job Access & Management System) is a commercial software product that Read More...
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I think Windows PowerShell is one of the greatest things to have been released recently (yes, I am a poshoholic ). At TechEd 2007 last June in Orlando, a lot of people were talking about PowerShell. Ben Pearce put together a list of the top 5 questions Read More...
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One of the trickiest things to do when working with computes remotely is reboot them. We also have to make sure that the computers don't have any bios issues that can cause them to not restart. Many times we can't even get logged on if their Terminal Read More...
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PowerShell allows you to read, write and update Active Directory Objects. In conjunction with PowerShell's many other advanced features this provides a great environment to manage your AD, and to automate tasks. To Create a user object: First we need Read More...
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As you might have guessed I'm a lazy admin :) Now being a lazy admin doesn't mean I sit around pondering whether captain Kirk is better than Captain Picard, and all the while, hope somebody is taking care of what I'm supposed to be doing. It means I work Read More...
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PowerShell lets you do some really neat stuff. Today were going to look at some of the tools available that can make script writing easier. First there is the built in ability to evaluate expressions: You can also store the output of these expressions Read More...
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Ever want to record a set of commands you are entering into a PowerShell session? Well you can with the Start-Transcript cmdlet! When you run this cmdlet, every command you enter, and its output is logged to a TXT file and you can review it later. Open Read More...
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Hello everyone! Just a quick update to let you know that Powershell is now available for Windows Vista, 32 and 64 bit! Read the PowerShell Intro articles, and install it today! Download PowerShell for Vista Here Read More...
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Continuing our look at Powershell we are going finalize our brief introduction with the sort object. As I mentioned in the previous Powershell article the sort object allows any Powershell output to be sorted consistently using the same logic and syntax Read More...
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PowerShell offers a number ways to export data, one of the easiest to read is in an HTML file. The ConvertTo-HTML cmdlet allows you to export your data requests to a portable HTML file. In the following examples I am going to take one of the previous Read More...
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Our First Stop on the road to PowerShell gurudom is to learn about the foundation of Powershell. One of the key elements of PowerShell that makes it so Powerfull is the way you can interact with objects using the command line. An object is an entity Read More...
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