PoshTip #11 – Active Directory PSDrive
PoshTip #11 – Active Directory PSDrive One of cool feature enabled by the Active Directory module is the “Active Directory PSDrive”. You can browse your Read More
PoshTip #10 – How to comment lines in PowerShell ?
PoshTip #10 – How to comment lines in PowerShell ? You should document your scripts with comments because these make the code easier to read. Single-line Read More
PoshTip #9 – Send an email with an attachment
PoshTip #9 – Send an email with an attachment Sending an email with PowerShell is a great way to get results from scripts or scheduled Read More
PoshTip #8 – Send emails from the console
PoshTip #8 – Send emails from the console A useful technique for every sysadmin is to be able to send an email message from PowerShell. Send-MailMessage This Read More
Exchange 2013 : Audit and Health Check v1.0
Exchange 2013 : Audit and Health Check v1.0 The Exchange 2013 Audit and Health Check is designed to run as a scheduled task to get Read More
PoshTip #7 – How to retrieve a file from a given URL
PoshTip #7 – How to retrieve a file from a given URL You can use Invoke-WebRequest to download files. First method To simply download a Read More
PoshTip #6 – List all Windows processes
PoshTip #6 – List all Windows processes This PoshTip explain how to manage Windows processes with PowerShell. Run the Get-Process cmdlet to get all the Read More
PoshTip #5 – Measure your Powershell script
PoshTip #5 – Measure your Powershell script First method PowerShell has a built in command Measure-Command. It is a great cmdlet to quickly find how much a Read More
PoshTip #4 – List all environment variables
PoshTip #4 – List all environment variables Retrieving the list of current environment variables is very simply with PowerShell. The windows environment variables are mounted as Read More
PoshTIP #3 – Determine installed PowerShell version
PoshTip #3 – Determine installed PowerShell version First of all, to check if PowerShell is installed, you need to check this registry key :
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Get-ItemProperty HKLM:SOFTWARE\Microsoft\PowerShell\1 -Name Install |