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Tag Archives: powershell

Sconfig for Windows

Sconfig is a great program on Windows Server 2016 and newer for administration of a server. It is not the only way to administer items like the network, updates, and domain but it is the easiest in command line. I recommend using sconfig when setting up a new Windows server and especially a Windows Core […]

Posted byPowersjoAugust 27, 2020October 9, 2020Posted inPowerShell, Tech helpTags: microsoft, powershell, server, windows

Start Veeam SOBR job

How to start Veeam SOBR job? Note: this is for Veeam version 9.5 update 4 / 4a. If you are using a scale out repository with Veeam and have setup that repository with object cloud storage, then you may notice a SOBR tiering job. First off, this job will periodically run every four hours as […]

Posted byPowersjoJune 12, 2019November 5, 2020Posted inPowerShell, Tech help, VeeamTags: powershell, scaleoutrepository, SOBR Tiering, Veeam

Create PowerShell TicTacToe Game

Boredom induces the need to keep my mind busy. Imagine being stuck in a place with access to only a basic windows 10 workstation and heavily content filtered internet. Luckily, PowerShell is still enabled on the workstation. So you decide to spend your time creating a PowerShell TicTacToe game to pass the time. Caveats and […]

Posted byPowersjoMay 26, 2019June 18, 2020Posted inGameDev, PowerShell, Tech helpTags: Game, powershell, windows

gpupdate and RDP with PowerShell

How to gpudate and RDP with PowerShell In my first PowerShell post, I described running into the issue of maintaining a network where you do not have all admin permissions. A second issue that I ran into was how to gpupdate and RDP with PowerShell.  Updates were pushed out from group policy but machines were […]

Posted byPowersjoOctober 6, 2018May 26, 2019Posted inPowerShell, Tech helpTags: batch, file, loop, powershell, support

How to loop through AD objects with PowerShell

How to Loop through AD objects with PowerShell While at work, I came across the problem of ‘You don’t own the network but you must deploy and administer the network’. That’s when I had the idea to employ PowerShell scripts and Batch files. When you are given tier 2 admin access to only a particular […]

Posted byPowersjoOctober 4, 2018May 26, 2019Posted inPowerShell, Tech helpTags: batch, file, loop, powershell, support

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