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PowerShell remoting is a truly powerful tool, but sometimes your scripts need a little help finding their way. How can you tell when you’re in a …

It’s funny how you can be a daily PowerShell user for years and completely miss something about a feature you regularly use… such as the …

I was thinking about the new Ternary Operator and had a random thought… can it handle elseif logic?

I’m gearing up for my fourth Hacktoberfest event, and so should you. You could even come away from this month with a fancy new t-shirt!

I’m a little late to this particular party, but I only just had the 1809 update on my workstation today.

Time for a bit of Exchange flavoured spring cleaning? Let’s find some un-needed shared mailboxes!

We’ve been looking into PowerShell Scheduled Jobs lately, today let’s have a quick look at the “options” available to us.

This has been sitting as an open issue on the project for a long time and given how quick of a fix it was I’m disappointed that I didn’t …

CSVs are pretty handy, right? And there is a cmdlet that’ll handle this for you!

Sometimes PowerShell just throws the system culture out the window and assumes that you meant to supply the date in the American style.

Summits, Blogging, and Hacking make October the ‘hackiest’ month of the year.

There’s one thing that bugs me when scheduling scripts from the prompt, however: Recurrence.

Have multiple DHCP servers that aren’t in a cluster? Don’t worry!

My home server, nestled behind the TV, is an old HP workstation. It’s not exactly what I’d call… power efficient.

In this mini post I’ll list 20 more ideas for PowerShell fuelled Pulseway alerts.

You create a hashtable of of the parameter names and their values, which you can format nicely, and pass the hashtable to the cmdlet.

Perhaps it was a helpdesk technician powering up a cloned desktop while connected to the network.

There is one thing I learnt to do early on and continue to do to this day: Ask for help.