Do you have photos and videos that you have taken over the years that are scattered all over the place? Do you want to have all your photos and videos organized? Do you want all your photos and videos to have a standardized naming scheme? If you answered YES to these questions, then this is … Continue reading Media Sync: Organize Your Photos and Videos with PowerShell
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NetNeighbor Watch: The PowerShell Alternative To Arpwatch
In this post, we are going to setup NetNeighbor Watch on a Raspberry Pi. NetNeighbor Watch can keep an eye on your network and send you an email when a new host is discovered. NetNeighbor Watch is done completely in PowerShell. The results are very similar to those of arpwatch. NetNeighbor Watch is for anyone … Continue reading NetNeighbor Watch: The PowerShell Alternative To Arpwatch
Generate a Citrix Desktop Report Based on Active Directory Users
In this post, we are going to merge data from two different sources to generate a report that can provide insight into your Citrix environment. I will show you how to combine Active Directory data for the users in your domain with Citrix data. This report will provide you with the following knowledge: Users that … Continue reading Generate a Citrix Desktop Report Based on Active Directory Users
Creating a PowerShell Module to Improve Your Code
Do you have PowerShell code that you reuse in your scripts over and over? Do you have server names hard coded in variables? Are you using a text file or CSV file to import server names? Do you find yourself only utilizing one server out of a cluster of servers to make your PowerShell commands? … Continue reading Creating a PowerShell Module to Improve Your Code
Generate a DHCP Report Via PowerShell
Today we are going to look at how to generate a DHCP scope statistics HTML report by using PowerShell. This report will give you one location to see all of your DHCP scope statistics across all of your Windows DHCP servers. It will dynamically pull the DHCP servers and associated DHCP scopes within your Active … Continue reading Generate a DHCP Report Via PowerShell
Increase VMware VM Disk Size with PowerShell
In this post, I will cover how to use PowerShell to increase the disk size of a Windows 10 VM running in a VMware vCenter environment. Automating simple but time consuming tasks like this can save precious time for your support staff or yourself. There are two parts to accomplishing this task; first we need … Continue reading Increase VMware VM Disk Size with PowerShell
Manage Citrix Tags with PowerShell
In this post, we are going to cover how to manage Citrix tags with PowerShell. Citrix Studio is a great tool, but it can be very time consuming especially if you have to do bulk tag actions. Citrix tags can be used in several methods, but this post is focused on desktop tagging. This post … Continue reading Manage Citrix Tags with PowerShell
Create a Text Box to Accept User Input for PowerShell GUI
Do you have a PowerShell GUI that needs to accept text input? Maybe you want to be able to copy and paste a list of computers, ip addresses, user names or some other data. I will show you how to add a text box into your PowerShell GUI to handle that input. If you haven't … Continue reading Create a Text Box to Accept User Input for PowerShell GUI
Utilizing PowerShell Out-GridView as a GUI Alternative
In my previous post, I showed how you can build a simple menu driven PowerShell GUI; check it out here. To further improve upon that simple GUI, we will go over how to use Out-GridView. Out-GridView is a built-in powershell cmdlet that sends the output from a given command to an interactive window. This post … Continue reading Utilizing PowerShell Out-GridView as a GUI Alternative
How to Create a Simple PowerShell GUI
Have you ever wanted to create a menu driven PowerShell GUI to conduct a series of automated tasks? You are in luck, because that is exactly what we are going to cover in this post. This very simple PowerShell GUI will help you easily distribute your code to other team members or maybe you just … Continue reading How to Create a Simple PowerShell GUI
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