Else If in PowerShell Introduction to Else If in PowerShell If / else conditions are the most useful conditions in a scripting language and you may want to use multiple times while writing script. If the first condition in If the statement fails then the second stage is ElseIf statement. I...
In PowerShell, “AND” and “OR” are logical operators used to combine multiple conditions in conditional statements to control the flow of your script. They can be used with If statements to evaluate multiple conditions simultaneously: Let me provide you with two examples to show their usage ...
I want to point out something peculiar about PowerShell that’s a bit different than most programming/scripting languages, and it’s the comparison operators that it uses to evaluate conditions.
"WITH" Keyword In Powershell? “The security identifier is not allowed to be the owner of this object” (Beginner) Powershell - getting machine names from a text file and run queries, functions and conditions (Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation ) in powershell [ADSI...
In PowerShell, checking if a variable is null (or in PowerShell terms, $null) is a fundamental task in scripting, especially when dealing with the output of
It provides an alternate syntax for doing multiple comparisons with a value. With the switch, you specify an expression and that result gets compared with several different values. If one of those values match, the matching code block is executed. Take a look at this example: PowerShell Copy...
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better exception handling to the process since PowerShell has a default disposition for throwing an exception yet continuing to execute any following statements, which can yield unexpected/undesirable outcomes, and that's something you want to avoid when you're playing around with people...
Check-LocalAdminHash is a PowerShell tool that attempts to authenticate to multiple hosts over either WMI or SMB using a password hash to determine if the provided credential is a local administrator. It's useful if you obtain a password hash for a user and want to see where they are loca...
I’ve just started experimenting with WEF for use in the enterprise and I’ve come across an odd scenario that I have not seen documented elsewhere. I have WEF setup with a simple Powershell subscription that includes 4103 and 4104 event IDs. I’ve tr...