Powershell is an absolute necessity for any Windows sysadmin. Ill provide scripts to help you automate repetitive tasks.
Remotely Restart SCCM Sync Cycle Using Powershell There are times when an SCCM administrator would need to quickly restart a remote machine’s sync cycle in order to have it talk back to the SCCM server and get whatever update you’re… Continue Reading
It recently occurred to me there wasn’t an easy way to get an exchange cumulative update version and build number through the GUI, or through Powershell for that matter. I had to search high and low to find a conversion… Continue Reading
It’s always a good idea to get a high level overview of what’s going on with your VMware environment. When it comes to VMs, the command Get-VM, has a lot of useful information regarding your virtual machines. Today we’re going… Continue Reading
Today I am going to show you how to find all Azure AD groups that auto assign licenses using Powershell. Whether you’re cleaning house or doing a simple audit to make sure everything is nice and tidy, you’ll want to… Continue Reading
I Love it! Powershell really can do a lot of cool things and this handy little function comes in for the clutch when creating new user accounts or just resetting a user’s password. Today I’m going to share with you… Continue Reading
If you have a homelab (or work environment) filled with HP ProLiant equipment as I do, you might have found yourself checking your power consumption and temperatures on a regular basis to ensure they’re not overheating and/or drawing too much… Continue Reading
If you’ve recently deployed MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) in Office365/ Azure you may find that there is no easy way to report who has MFA enabled, and more importantly, which of your administrators don’t have MFA enabled. I ran across a… Continue Reading
In any Active Directory environment it’s always a good practice to have some form of redundancy and the resiliency to go along with it. In the case of FSMO Roles (Flexible Single Master Operation Roles), it’s an excellent idea to… Continue Reading
Today I’m going to share with you how to find your public IP address using Powershell. There might be a time where you might need to sort through multiple public addresses and want to be able to find the WHOIS… Continue Reading
Inspired by this RidiCurious post, I decided to add to his initial script and give it my own little twist. This will show you how to get Alexa ranking using Powershell. In order to keep things nice and uniform I… Continue Reading