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Category Archives: Advanced Function
Clearing Your Akamai CDN Cache with Powershell – Redux
About a year ago, I wrote an entry concerning clearing your Akamai Content using Powershell and the SOAP API they published then. I have noticed that article has been getting some additional love recently. Since it has surged in popularity, … Continue reading
Posted in Advanced Function, Cmdlet Help, PSObjects, Scripting
Tagged Akamai, Application programming interface, Windows PowerShell
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Clearing Your Akamai Content Delivery Network Cache with Powershell
The API referenced in this article will expire on June 1, 2014. Please click here to go to the updated article on this information. Recently, I had to do some work on a project with Akamai caching. Part of that … Continue reading
Posted in Advanced Function, Cmdlet Help, Scripting
Tagged Akamai, Application programming interface, Windows PowerShell
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Advanced Event 2 – 2013 Scripting Games
The games continue! The second event has closed and voting has begun. There is still time for you to jump in and try your hand at learning Powershell. There is some really good feedback to be had to sharpen your … Continue reading
Posted in Advanced Function, PSObjects, Scripting Games 2013, WMI
Tagged CmdletBinding, functions, Get-WMIObject, object, parameters, Scripting Games, Windows PowerShell, Write-Output
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Advanced Event 1 – 2013 Powershell Scripting Games
The games have finally started! If you have not registered to participate, you can still jump in, however, the first event submissions are closed and we are in the midst of voting. This year, things are being run a little … Continue reading
Posted in Advanced Function, Cmdlet Help, Scripting Games 2013
Tagged Scripting Games, Windows PowerShell
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Get User Roles in Sharepoint 2007
Today’s script will show how to get a report of user access to webs and/or subwebs in a Sharepoint Site Collection. It is a good idea to know who has what access to the different areas of your Sharepoint site. Sometimes people get … Continue reading
Posted in Advanced Function, PSObjects, Sharepoint 2007
Tagged 2007, CmdletBinding, functions, hashtables, looping, object, parameters, sharepoint, Write-Output
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Adding Domain Users to Local Groups
I am sure this topic has been covered many times before on other forums and blog posts, but here is my contribution to this activity. With the push for advanced functions during the 2011 Scripting Games, I think I would … Continue reading
Posted in Account Objects, Active Directory, ADSI, Advanced Function
Tagged $env, CmdletBinding, functions, import-csv, local groups, parameters, parametersetname, try/catch, WinNT
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Querying Remote Servers for Information
While looking through questions in a forum, I found a question about a script to query server information. The user had a decent start to the script, but also wanted to add some additional properties to include and wasn’t sure … Continue reading
Posted in Advanced Function, PSObjects, Scripting, WMI
Tagged CmdletBinding, Get-WMIObject, hashtables, WMI, Write-Output
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