Break free from old school scripting and enter the world of technicolour with this in-depth tutorial I’ve authored to teach you how to build a colourful GUI for PowerShell. It contains methods and techniques to creating a professional looking application/program by utilising Winforms, RunspacePools and Hash Tables.
Are you in the phase of capacity planning for VM migration off your Hyper-V / System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) environment? Do you need a capacity report of all …
In this tutorial, you can connect your Powershell terminal to AWS CLI using SAML2AWS. Especially handy for AWS tenancies utilising MFA authentication. Pre-requisites Powershell 5.1 Chocolatey SAML2AWS Instructions Launch elevated …
Similar to all other programming languages, Terraform also makes use of variables for dynamic coding. You can have a dedicated Terraform variables file with extension .TFVARS within your working directory/folder …
I’ve created the following Powershell script which will uninstall all versions of VMware Tools from a server. Particularly handy for SCCM deployment. uninstall_vmware_tools.ps1 $regpath = “HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall” $regkey = gci $regpath …
Here is a PowerShell script which probes network home folders with users against the domain. Helpful in order to determine which home folders no longer reference current user accounts and …
Here is an Exchange Shell script which is helpful in determining mailbox sizes. Queries all user objects within an OU so it is nifty for producing statistics, especially for disabled …
Here is aPowerShell script to archive all users within an organisational unit (Disabled Users) to a network path. Prerequisite is to grant your Administrator account with ownership/full control permissions to …
Here is an Exchange Shell script to archive all users within an organisational unit (Disabled Users) to a network path. Prerequisite is to grant built-in security group Exchange Trusted Subsystem …
We can generate a list of users and their corresponding managers entered against AD user objects by using Powershell. echo user1, user2, user3 | get-aduser -Properties manager | Select-Object -Property …
