tommymaynard.com
Contents | tommymaynard.com
http://tommymaynard.com/contents
The Quick Learn section includes practical examples of PowerShell concepts. Often, while working on specific projects, forum replies, or general PowerShell use, I come across something I want to share, and most often because I think it is fun and informational, and that others may as well. This section includes scripts I’ve written and posted for others to download. While some may be posted for download from my website, many will be available on the Microsoft TechNet Gallery. Windows PowerShell, is Power...
tommymaynard.com
Get-Member | tommymaynard.com
http://tommymaynard.com/tag/get-member
Quick Learn – Add, Concatenate, and a Little More. PS 5 10 15 PS '5' '10' 510. PS 123 Get-Member Select-Object TypeName -Unique TypeName - - - - System.Int32 PS '123' Get-Member Select-Object TypeName -Unique TypeName - - - - System.String. PS 5 '10' 15 PS '5' 10 510. Did you figure it out what’s happened in those examples? In the first command, 5 ’10’, the numeric on the left. The second command, or equation, works much like the first one, except in reverse. The string character 5 on the left. Help Me &...
tommymaynard.com
form | tommymaynard.com
http://tommymaynard.com/tag/form
Script Sharing – Active Directory User Lookup Form. Download link at bottom of post. Feel free to download, and use the form if you think it may be helpful. While there are a few things I’d like to add, and change, I think it’s a solid, version 1.0 effort. There’s a screen capture of the form in action below, and the download link is just beneath that. Download the Active Directory User Lookup Form here: https:/ gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Active-Directory-User-d8ee6a0c. And tagged Active Directory.
tommymaynard.com
nslookup | tommymaynard.com
http://tommymaynard.com/tag/nslookup
Quick Learn – Parsing nslookup: Only Return the Resolved IP. It was late last Friday evening when a vendor and I worked though some maintenance. As a part of the work (which actually lasted well into the weekend), we needed to remove two DNS A records and replace them with CNAME records. I figured that before the change, I would return the current resolution results, so I would be able to ensure the DNS change took place, after the. You’re probably familiar with the standard output of nslookup. I decided...
tommymaynard.com
Get-Content | tommymaynard.com
http://tommymaynard.com/tag/get-content
Quick Learn – “Get Files” to a Remote Computer. I was a little quiet last week, but vacation can do that. I spent a week in Minneapolis, Minnesota in order to visit my wife’s family. Although away from my computer nearly all that time, PowerShell was still on my mind. When faced with this problem, there are three. Thoughts that I typically have:. Thought is CredSSP, and it should be avoided at. Costs whenever possible. Once set up, it allows you to approve the credential delegation from your remote c...
tommymaynard.com
Outlook 2013 | tommymaynard.com
http://tommymaynard.com/tag/outlook-2013
Tag Archives: Outlook 2013. Script Sharing – Copy Outlook Signature to Clipboard. As far as I am aware, the in-house built front end for our help desk ticketing system, doesn’t have a way to include a signature. This means that as I update and close tickets in the office, I often find myself opening a new, blank email, copying my signature, and pasting it in the notes field on the ticket. I know, I know — I’m embarrassed. Open Today was the day I fixed this forever, and it took a whole two minutes. If yo...
tommymaynard.com
Script Sharing | tommymaynard.com
http://tommymaynard.com/category/script-sharing
Category Archives: Script Sharing. Script Sharing – Creating Multiple Credential Objects Part II. Download the updated function here: https:/ gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Specify-and-Create-d80ad39e. Back in January 2015, I wrote a post. And uploaded an advanced function to the TechNet Gallery. The other addition I wanted to add is that the advanced function produces objects, instead of using the Write-Output cmdlet to display information. Now, instead of the function writing this:. May 27, 2016. First,...
tommymaynard.com
tommymaynard | tommymaynard.com
http://tommymaynard.com/author/admin
PSMonday #18: Monday, August 29, 2016. If you’re not using the Get-Member. Cmdlet, then it’s time you start. The Get-Member cmdlet returns the members of an object. It’s important to know that nearly everything in PowerShell. An object. It’s not terribly difficult to understand, and it’s my belief that Get-Member is one of the three most important, introductory PowerShell cmdlets. Here’s the thing about objects: They have members. Two of the most common members are properties. August 29, 2016. As we’ve s...
tommymaynard.com
LineNumber | tommymaynard.com
http://tommymaynard.com/tag/linenumber
Quick Learn – Parsing nslookup: Only Return the Resolved IP. It was late last Friday evening when a vendor and I worked though some maintenance. As a part of the work (which actually lasted well into the weekend), we needed to remove two DNS A records and replace them with CNAME records. I figured that before the change, I would return the current resolution results, so I would be able to ensure the DNS change took place, after the. You’re probably familiar with the standard output of nslookup. I decided...
tommymaynard.com
TechNet Gallery | tommymaynard.com
http://tommymaynard.com/technet-gallery
Microsoft has long had an inventory of community, contributed scripts. Since getting more and more involved Windows PowerShell, I have found myself adding advanced functions and a module, here and there, and as time permits. I have linked my advanced functions and modules below, with the most recently added at the top. Get Synonyms for Approved and Unapproved Verbs. Https:/ gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Get-Synonyms-for-Approved-f6625752. Active Directory User Lookup Form. The 1 to 100 Game. Convert Alph...
