Tag: Powershell
Quest Software wins Microsoft Global ISV Partner of the year
by Austin on Jul 15, 2007
Quest Software won the Microsoft Partner conference award in Denver for their PowerShell adoption with Active Directory cmdlets and the free PowerGUI tool....
Scripting Group Policy settings
by Austin on Jul 22, 2007
Exploring ways to script Group Policy settings using PowerShell and other tools for automated policy management....
SDMSoftware release GPExpert Scripting Toolkit for PowerShell
by Austin on Jul 25, 2007
SDM Software has released the GPExpert Scripting Toolkit for PowerShell, enabling Group Policy management through PowerShell scripts....
Powershell: Real Glue!
by Austin on Oct 16, 2007
Why PowerShell is becoming the essential glue language for Windows system administration, connecting disparate management tools and automating complex workflows....
Creating Test AD users with Powershell
by Austin on Oct 22, 2007
A PowerShell script to create test Active Directory users from a CSV source file, demonstrating the power and simplicity of PowerShell for AD management tasks....
Creating Test Users in AD - Another way
by Austin on Oct 22, 2007
An alternative approach to creating test users in Active Directory, comparing different methods and tools available for bulk user creation....
Group Policy meets Powershell in a big way!
by Austin on Oct 23, 2007
Exploring the intersection of Group Policy and PowerShell, including Specops Command for deploying PowerShell scripts through Group Policy....
Creating Test AD users with Powershell - Improved!
by Austin on Oct 25, 2007
An improved version of the PowerShell script for creating test AD users, with better error handling and more flexible configuration options....
Burn CD's and DVDs with Powershell
by Austin on Nov 2, 2007
How to use PowerShell with the IMAPI2 interface to burn CDs and DVDs programmatically, enabling automated disc creation workflows....
PoSH is here to stay!
by Austin on Nov 2, 2007
With Citrix, VMware, and many other vendors adopting PowerShell, it's clear that PowerShell (PoSH) has established itself as the standard for Windows management....