By the way, those of you familiar with PowerShell might think that appcmd.exe uses PowerShell for some of its functionality. It doesn't. Therefore, appcmd.exe can be used with Windows 2008 Server Core as well. Jim
Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here. Some things in Windows PowerShell are just so cool that I get all carried away with them and lose focus on whatever I am supposed to be doing. It happens that way sometimes. Luckily, it is the weekend, so I am covered for fritter...
Meerkat - PowerShell-based Windows artifact collection for threat hunting and incident response. mig - MIG is a platform to perform investigative surgery on remote endpoints. It enables investigators to obtain information from large numbers of systems in parallel, thus accelerating investigation of incid...
Windows PowerShell PS> Measure-Command {python -c "pass"} ... TotalMilliseconds : 25.9823 You use -c to pass in a program directly on the command line. In this case, your entire program consists of a pass statement, which does nothing....
Other have to do with the experience of using Exchange 2013. The fact that I have to enable antispam agents on my Mailbox server through PowerShell, rather than a GUI, comes to mind. Some are more serious: I cannot migrate from Exchange 2007 or 2010 just yet because updates haven’t ...
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The only thing is that the name is a bit ambiguous on Windows PowerShell Gallery, and so finding it can be a bit iffy. For the record, the name is AzureAutomationAuthoringToolkit, which it really is, but it doesn’t seem to have anything to do with the ISE or even PowerShell....
Use Real Linux commands (not Cgywin) from Windows I've blogged this before, but there are now aliases for PowerShell functionsthat allow you to use real Linux commandsfrom within Windows. You can call any Linux command directly from DOS/Windows/whatever by just putting it after WSL.ex...
I've blogged this before, but there are now aliases for PowerShell functionsthat allow you to use real Linux commandsfrom within Windows. You can call any Linux command directly from DOS/Windows/whatever by just putting it after WSL.exe, like this!
[Edit: Monad has now been renamed to Windows PowerShell. This script or discussion may require slight adjustments before it applies directly to newer builds.] PSMDTAG:TYPE:XML: XML normalized object access PSMDTAG:DOTNET: GetConstructors(), constructor, RuntimeType, ...