Category Microsoft

16/01/2020

AZ-103: Microsoft Azure Administrator – EXAM PASSED!!!

By Steve in Active Directory, Alerts, Azure AD, Azure Monitor, Cloud & Datacenter Management, Conditional Access, Enterprise Security, Hot Wired IT Solutions, Kubernetes, Logs, Microsoft, Microsoft Azure, Networks, Roles, Users and Groups, Security Center, Storage Tag Administrator, AZ-103, AZ103, Azure, Certified, Microsoft, Professional

Jan 16, 2020 AZ-103: Microsoft Azure ADMINISTRATOR EXAM PASSED!!! #Azure #Administrator #CertifiedProfessional #MicrosoftAzure #MicrosoftCloud #Microsoft #alwaysbelearning #AZ103 #EXAM #PASSED

01/01/2020

Multiple displays on Windows 10

By Steve in Microsoft, Microsoft Windows 10 Tag 10, Display, Dual Monitor, Monitor, Win10, Windows

Connecting a monitor to your laptop. Find the correct cable and port. Next, dual-monitor, which screen is where? Any order would work but having the physical location match the logical…

21/08/2019

New Release: PowerCLI 11.4.0

By Steve in PowerCli, Powershell, VMware Tag module for PowerShell, PowerCli, PowerShell

Great news for all the scripting people out there. New Release: PowerCLI 11.4.0 #PowerCLI #Scripting #WhatsNew New Release: PowerCLI 11.4.0 August is always a great month when it comes to…

18/02/2019

Ping sweep script test

By Steve in Batch Scripts and PowerShell, Microsoft, Microsoft Server 2016, Microsoft Windows 10, Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Microsoft Windows Server 2012, Powershell, Windows 7 Tag BATCH, Count, CSV, ForLoop, Import CSV, Jamie Crookes, module for PowerShell, Ping, Ping utility function, PingSweep, PowerShell

POWERSHELL import-CSV "" | foreach { $result = Test-Connection -ComputerName $_.Name -Count 1 -Quiet $_.name, $result -join ',' | out-file "c:\scripts\PingSweep\computer_results.txt" -Append } COMMAND /BATCH SCRIPT Create list of computers…

23/01/2019

PowerShell : Get COMPUTER objects of a specific group ( this example gets the properties “description” of each object )

By Steve in Active Directory, Microsoft, Powershell Tag Computer, foreach, Get-ADComputer, Get-ADGroupMember

# Get COMPUTER objects of a specific group ( this example gets the properties “description” of each object ) # List in a table format Name and Computer Description PropertiesGet-AdGroupMember…

08/11/2018

VMworld 2018 Barcelona Highlights

By Steve in AWS, Powershell, Trend Micro, Veeam, Vembu, VMware Tag AWS, Barcelona, Cohesity, Dell, Hackathon, NetApp, Nutanix, PowerVKE, Trend Micro, Veeam, Vembu, vExpert, VMware, VMworld, VMworld2018

Stephen Hackers from Hot Wired IT Solutions affiliate partner to HTG (Howell Technology Group) made the trip to VMworld Barcelona 2018 with Kevin Howell (HTG), Graham Wight (HTG) and Tony…

17/10/2018

List User Profile Status On A Client Windows 10 Machine

By Steve in Microsoft Windows 10, Powershell Tag PowerShell, UserProfile, Windows10

Run on client machine to see the status of user profiles on a Windows10 machine Type the following PowerShell command : gwmi win32_userprofile | select localpath, roamingpath, status

12/10/2018

New Release: PowerCLI 11.0.0

By Steve in PowerCli, Powershell, VMware Tag PowerCli, PowerShell

New Release: PowerCLI 11.0.0 New Release: PowerCLI 11.0.0 PowerCLI has been moving at quite the rapid pace over the last 2 years. In 2018, we’ve been releasing roughly every other…

11/10/2018

List Computers in Specific OU which are Enabled and Output to CSV

By Steve in Microsoft, Microsoft Server 2016, Powershell Tag export-csv, Get-ADComputer, PowerShell

# Out puts computer accounts including status Enabled True or False # Targets a specific OU # Lists computer names # OU Variable to set $OU_HotWiredUK_location = "OU=Computers,OU=HotWiredHQ,OU=UK,DC=test,DC=com" # Out…

08/10/2018

List Members of a specific AD group

By Steve in Active Directory, Microsoft, Microsoft Server 2016, Powershell Tag AD group, Get-ADGroupMember, samAccountName

#List Members of a specific AD group – output Username and User Full Name Get-ADGroupMember -Identity "AD GROUP NAME" | Select samAccountName, Name