PowerTip of the Day, from PowerShell.com: If you want to capture PowerShell results in a text file, you can redirect the results or pipe them to Out-File. In any case, what you capture is the exact representation of what would have been displayed in your PowerShell console. So, depending on the amount of data,… Continue reading Outputting Text Reports without Truncating
Hi, how you find the which software is installed on your computer, most of users answered in “Control Panel” , yes it is right . but, if you are creating an Inventory of which system have which software then it’s not so useful for admins. lets use WMI to retrieve the list of Install… Continue reading Find the List of Installed software using WMI and PowerShell.
PowerTip of the Day, from PowerShell.com: Sometimes, you’d like to turn security identifiers (SIDs) into real names. Here is a function that can do this for you: 1: function SID2Name($sid){ 2: 3: $objSID = New-Object System.Security.Principal.SecurityIdentifier($sid) 4: 5: try { 6: 7: $objUser = $objSID.Translate( [System.Security.Principal.NTAccount]) 8: 9: $objUser.Value 10: 11: } catch {… Continue reading Turning SIDs into Real Names using PowerShell
hi, yesterday one of our SCOM admin created few overrides in SCOM and today he is on leave and the also not picking up the phone and I need to know which overrides he created. Then i think that lets try to write a little basic PowerShell script which show the list of overrides created… Continue reading Get-Overrides created on Specific Day .
PowerTip of the Day, from PowerShell.com: Converting User Names to SIDs If you want to translate a valid user name to its security identifier (SID), here is a function to do that for you: Converting User Names to SIDs If you want to translate a valid user name to its security identifier (SID),… Continue reading Converting User Names to SIDs using PowerShell
Hi, Copy files and folders this is the task which every Admin or even a end user performs daily. How we can Copy files and folder using PowerShell? Quite Easy, we just need to use Copy-Item cmdlet with few Switch Parameters that all. Cmdlet used : Copy-Item :::: Copy Files Lets create a… Continue reading Copy Files and Folders using PowerShell
to mention our post on there Blog 🙂 http://blog.powerwf.com/post/12114067606/using-powershell-to-see-if-agent-proxy-is-enabled-in#disqus_thread Thanks Guys Aman Dhally
Hi, this is a very basic tip. The tip is “You can use PowerShell as a calculator”, so guys stop using CALC use PowerShell instead. I don’t teach you how to use Addition (+), Subtraction (-), Multiplication (*) and Division (/), tried it yourself 🙂 Thanks Aman
Hi, I hope some of you know about what is VIM is and for those who don’t know what VIM is for them “VIM” is console based text editor and it’s very advance text editor. Basically VIM was made for LINUX and it’s come pre-installed in most of the Linux Distributions. Now they also… Continue reading “VIM” a console based Script Editor for PowerShell
Hi, Today I was looking for a little PowerShell script which can Ping multiple servers and give a consolidated view on PowerShell console that which one is Live and which one is Dead. Then a decide to write my own and finally wrote it: ) and it is a only a 9 line script… Continue reading Ping Multiple Servers using “PowerShell”
