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Category Archives: Scripting
A Prompt Response
Yesterday, fellow blogger and Powershell guru, Jeff Hicks posted an article about how to do some neat things with your Powershell prompt. (You can find his article here.) To add to his entry, I would like to share how I … Continue reading
Posted in Beginner, Scripting
Tagged functions, Jeff Hicks, profile, prompt, Windows PowerShell, WMI
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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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Check out my “Hey, Scripting Guy!” Blog Post
Today, the “Hey, Scripting Guy!” blog has featured an article that I wrote about using Powershell with Windows event logs. Be sure to go check out the article at the link below. http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/archive/2013/06/20/how-to-use-powershell-to-write-to-event-logs.aspx
Posted in Event Logs, Scripting
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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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The Scripting Games are Coming, The Scripting Games are Coming, The Scripting Games are Coming!
I was not able to participate in the games last year, but I am very excited to try the new changes to the games this year, get involved, and maybe even learn some new things about Powershell. If you are … Continue reading
Posted in Scripting, Scripting Games
Tagged #Psh2013, Games, Microsoft Windows, Powershell, Scripting Games, Windows PowerShell
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Content Export in Sharepoint 2007
Sometimes, looking at an object model and all the options available can get you into trouble. This happened with me while trying to figure out how to export content from a Sharepoint publishing site. I was hoping to download information … Continue reading
Control Your ScreenSaver With Powershell
I was playing around with some system changes and thought it would be cool to be able to set the screen saver timeout on my machine. Now, I know you can use the registry provider in Powershell to set the … Continue reading
Posted in Scripting
Tagged Desktop Customization, Programming, Screensaver, Utilities, Windows PowerShell
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Sharepoint API exception in Powershell 2.0 on Windows 2003
This past week, I have had the need to work on changing the application pools in MOSS 2007. One of the web applications I work with needed to be isolated to prevent it from affecting other web applications that run … Continue reading
Posted in Scripting, Sharepoint 2007
Tagged Application programming interface, Microsoft SharePoint, Windows PowerShell
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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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What…or How do you get something out of Powershell?
Time certainly has a way of getting away from you. I didn’t realize that it had been about two months since my last post. Things have been busy at work, recently, and I just haven’t had the time to post … Continue reading
Powershell Reflections 