netuseP: \\WINSEVER2019\PublicnetuseS: \\WINSEVER2019\Files$ Modify a specific Domain User's Profile. The shared folder will be created when login the computer.
In fact, it is creating a user in Active Directory, but this time with Exchange user information (the joys of an integrated directory!). The properties for an Exchange user are a little different, including X400 addresses (which this scripter hopes he never understands!), nicknames, and so...
The Windows PowerShell security features are intended to create a “secure by default” environment in which users cannot easily or unknowingly run scripts. This is not to say that the shell makes it impossible for users to run scripts because it does not. Rather, the shell makes it difficult...
Active Directory Account Expiration Notification to Managers Active Directory module for PowerShell Core 7. Active Directory Powershell "internal error..." Active Directory Powershell command error for some users Active Directory Recycle Bin Empty the Recycle Bin Active Directory Script-Find if users ex...
$scripts = Get-CMScript -Fast | Where-Object { -not $_.ApprovalState } $me = $env:userdomain + "\" + $env:username foreach ( $script in $scripts ) { if ( $script.Author -ne $me ) { Approve-CMScript -InputObject $script } }Parâmetros...
In Response To Russell_P As all the files have unique names, you could copy them all out to a single top level root folder for processing, then move the final combined files back to where you need them. Again not ideal, but it would get the job done if i...
This rule tells the browser to set the margin and padding to zero for all elements. HTML/XHTML Copy { margin:0px; padding:0px; } I haven’t told you everything you need to know about the box model just yet. In the context of positioning and layout there are some subtle behaviors...
actual action. It could be almost any action, as noted above. So we’ll start by creating that script. The default location for logon scripts is the NETLOGON share, which, by default, is shared on all Domain Controllers in an Active Directory forest, and is located in the following ...
For example, our hypothetical script is supposed to start out by creating a text file on the local machine. When we run the script as-is we have no idea whether or not the text file even got created in the first place. By stepping through the code, however, we have an easy way to...
Object types in TypeScript aren't "sealed" / "closed" / "final". In other words, if you have a variable oftype{ a: string }, it's possible that the variable points to avaluelike{ a: "hello", b: 42 }. When you're directly creating an object literal, TypeScript uses "excess ...