Getting array columns, only display second column Getting CCM Cache location from Registry Getting detailed user account status in Active Directory Getting Error "Import-module AdmPwd.PS" Getting error "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." getting error Invalid namespace, + Catego...
Use a Windows PowerShell array to specify multiple variables and their values; alternatively, use a Hashtable where the key represent the variable name and the value the variable value. When using an array, parameter values are trimmed. This behavior was kept in v22 of the module for backward...
Getting array columns, only display second column Getting CCM Cache location from Registry Getting detailed user account status in Active Directory Getting Error "Import-module AdmPwd.PS" Getting error "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." getting error Invalid namespace, + Catego...
Windows PowerShell 5.0 implements support for multiple versions of a single Windows PowerShell module in the same folder in $PSModulePath. A RequiredVersion property has been added to the ModuleSpecification class to help you get the desired version of a module; this property is...
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(And even Mom seems a little equivocal about the whole thing.) The command window is great for entering data, and perfectly fine for displaying small chunks of data. However, the moment you have multiple columns of data, and/or several hundred lines of data, well, at that point the ...
($pingtest)}\n\n $ArrayWithHeader.add([pscustomobject]@{'OS'=$_.OperatingSystem;'Computer_Name'=$_.name;'DN'=$_.distinguishedname;'enabled'=$_.enabled;'Description'=$_.Description;'Reacheable'=$pingtest}) | Out-Null\n\n #$ArrayWithHeader.add($Result) | Out-Null\n\n #...
While this technique works, you don't really need it because Get-WmiObject can accept an array of computer names for the –computerName parameter. To achieve the same effect, you can just use this: Get-WmiObject Win32_Service –comp (Get-Content c:\computers.txt) ...
Specifies, as a string array, the event log providers from which this cmdlet gets events. Enter the provider names in a comma-separated list, or use wildcard characters to create provider name patterns. An event log provider is a program or service that writes events ...
There is only one set of header lines. The output is not divided in to multiple sections with different headers. The column headers contain spaces in the column names making parsing more difficult. The output is presented as a table. The columns are labeled (Proto, Local Address, Foreign Add...