Power On HPE Server Using PowerShell
By: Jimmy Liew
You may need to download the HP iLO Cmdlets for Windows PowerShell (x64) from HPE support portal and install it on the server/machine you wish you execute the PowerShell command. COMMAND Below is the PowerShell command to power on/off the server.
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By: Jimmy Liew
You may need to download the HP iLO Cmdlets for Windows PowerShell (x64) from HPE support portal and install it on the server/machine you wish you execute the PowerShell command. COMMAND Below is the PowerShell command to power on/off the server.
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Power On HPE Server Using PowerShell
You may need to download the HP iLO Cmdlets for Windows PowerShell (x64) from HPE support portal and install it on the server/machine you wish you execute the PowerShell command…
Today's cmdlet: Format-Table
Formats the output as a table.
Example's Remarks:
• The `Get-Process` cmdlet gets objects that represent each process on the computer and sends them down the pipeline to `Sort-Object`.
• The objects are sorted in the order of their BasePriority property.
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Formats the output as a table.
Example's Remarks:
• The `Get-Process` cmdlet gets objects that represent each process on the computer and sends them down the pipeline to `Sort-Object`.
• The objects are sorted in the order of their BasePriority property.
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PoshTaskbarItem: module to make simple UIs on the Windows taskbar
By: u/mdgrs-mei
Some months ago, I shared a script here that notifies you of unread Outlook emails by badge notifications on the taskbar. I got some positive comments and decided to make a module for the taskbar handling part so that anyone can quickly make their tools.
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By: u/mdgrs-mei
Some months ago, I shared a script here that notifies you of unread Outlook emails by badge notifications on the taskbar. I got some positive comments and decided to make a module for the taskbar handling part so that anyone can quickly make their tools.
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PoshTaskbarItem: module to make simple UIs on the Windows taskbar
Some months ago, I shared a script here that notifies you of unread Outlook emails by badge notifications on the taskbar. I got some positive...
PowerShell, PipeScript, and the Future James Brundage
By: New York PowerShell Meetup
PowerShell is a great language, it can be better. Check out the future of PowerShell?
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By: New York PowerShell Meetup
PowerShell is a great language, it can be better. Check out the future of PowerShell?
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PowerShell, PipeScript, and the Future James Brundage
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PowerShell is a great language, it can be better. Check out the future of PowerShell?
https://github.com/StartAutomating/PipeScript
PowerShell is a great language, it can be better. Check out the future of PowerShell?
https://github.com/StartAutomating/PipeScript
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Best practice to use function keyword in single purpose script?
By: u/jeffwcpa
When creating a single purpose PS1 script, what is the benefit of using to the function keyword as opposed to simply naming the PS1 script verb-noun without using the function keyword?
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By: u/jeffwcpa
When creating a single purpose PS1 script, what is the benefit of using to the function keyword as opposed to simply naming the PS1 script verb-noun without using the function keyword?
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Best practice to use function keyword in single purpose script?
When creating a single purpose PS1 script, what is the benefit of using to the function keyword as opposed to simply naming the PS1 script...
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Today's cmdlet: ConvertTo-Json
Converts an object to a JSON-formatted string.
Example's Remarks:
• This example uses the `ConvertTo-Json` cmdlet to convert a System.DateTime object from the `Get-Date` cmdlet to a JSON-formatted string.
• The command uses the `Select-Object` cmdlet to get all (` `) of the properties of the DateTime * object.
• The output shows the JSON string that `ConvertTo-Json` returned.
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Converts an object to a JSON-formatted string.
Example's Remarks:
• This example uses the `ConvertTo-Json` cmdlet to convert a System.DateTime object from the `Get-Date` cmdlet to a JSON-formatted string.
• The command uses the `Select-Object` cmdlet to get all (` `) of the properties of the DateTime * object.
• The output shows the JSON string that `ConvertTo-Json` returned.
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Getting GPS coordinates with PowerShell
By: Parveen Prajapati
You can see how can we get the GPS coordinate like latitude and longitude in PowerShell
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By: Parveen Prajapati
You can see how can we get the GPS coordinate like latitude and longitude in PowerShell
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Getting GPS coordinates with PowerShell
You can see how can we get the GPS coordinate like latitude and longitude in PowerShell
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Set-WallpaperClock 1.3.1
By: Psychosapien
A PS Module that sets your desktop background to show the current time.
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By: Psychosapien
A PS Module that sets your desktop background to show the current time.
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Set-WallpaperClock 1.3.1
A PS Module that sets your desktop background to show the current time.
Today's cmdlet: Compress-Archive
Creates a compressed archive, or zipped file, from specified files and directories.
Example's Remarks:
• The command updates `Draft.Zip` with newer versions of existing files in the `C:\Reference` directory and its subdirectories.
• And, new files that were added to `C:\Reference` or its subdirectories are included in the updated `Draft.Zip` archive.
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Creates a compressed archive, or zipped file, from specified files and directories.
Example's Remarks:
• The command updates `Draft.Zip` with newer versions of existing files in the `C:\Reference` directory and its subdirectories.
• And, new files that were added to `C:\Reference` or its subdirectories are included in the updated `Draft.Zip` archive.
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A conversation that will !slap you with Jaap
By: The PowerShell Podcast
In this episode, Jaap tells us how he got into speaking at conferences. We talk about examples of how his support has helped people on their own speaking journey. We discuss a few of the recent talks he has given, from abstracting code to bettering your home automation.
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By: The PowerShell Podcast
In this episode, Jaap tells us how he got into speaking at conferences. We talk about examples of how his support has helped people on their own speaking journey. We discuss a few of the recent talks he has given, from abstracting code to bettering your home automation.
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A conversation that will !slap you with Jaap Brasser | The PowerShell Podcast
In this episode, Jaap tells us how he got into speaking at conferences. We talk about examples of how his support has helped people on their own speaking journey. We discuss a few of the recent talks he has given, from abstracting code to bettering your home…
Using Graph to assign a group to a PowerShell script in Intune
By: Mattias Benninge
While doing some Intune automation the other day I got stuck on trying to assign a script to a group. Using the graph API documentation sent me on a wild goose chase so just wanted to write a small writeup if someone else ran into the same problem.
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By: Mattias Benninge
While doing some Intune automation the other day I got stuck on trying to assign a script to a group. Using the graph API documentation sent me on a wild goose chase so just wanted to write a small writeup if someone else ran into the same problem.
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Using Graph to assign a group to a PowerShell script in Intune
September **In-person** Meetup
By: PowerShell Southampton
Three speakers are lined up, sandwiches, tea, and coffee will be served, and 3 raffle prizes to be won at the end (see below)!
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By: PowerShell Southampton
Three speakers are lined up, sandwiches, tea, and coffee will be served, and 3 raffle prizes to be won at the end (see below)!
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Microsoft Graph Explorer Boosted by New Features
By: Tony Redmond
Some recent changes have made the Graph Explorer even more useful. First, PowerShell has joined the set of supported languages for code snippets.
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By: Tony Redmond
Some recent changes have made the Graph Explorer even more useful. First, PowerShell has joined the set of supported languages for code snippets.
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Microsoft Graph Explorer Boosted by New Features
The Microsoft Graph Explorer web application is a great tool to help understand how Graph requests and responses work. Now some extra features are available.
Today's cmdlet: Wait-Process
Waits for the processes to be stopped before accepting more input.
Example's Remarks:
• The `Get-Process` cmdlet gets the process ID of the Notepad process and stores it in the `$nid` variable.
• `Stop-Process` stops the process with the ID stored in `$nid`.
• `Wait-Process` waits until the Notepad process is stopped.
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Waits for the processes to be stopped before accepting more input.
Example's Remarks:
• The `Get-Process` cmdlet gets the process ID of the Notepad process and stores it in the `$nid` variable.
• `Stop-Process` stops the process with the ID stored in `$nid`.
• `Wait-Process` waits until the Notepad process is stopped.
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PowerShell Prompt: Functionality
By: Jeff Hill
Some handy tips to add extra functionality to your PowerShell session
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By: Jeff Hill
Some handy tips to add extra functionality to your PowerShell session
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PowerShell Prompt: Functionality
PowerShell Prompt Pt. 2. Some handy tips to add extra functionality to your PowerShell session
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Events with PowerShell Automation
By: smallfoxx
If you're looking for a PowerShell script to help you plan out or schedule your event, this is not the post you're looking for; maybe another time.
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By: smallfoxx
If you're looking for a PowerShell script to help you plan out or schedule your event, this is not the post you're looking for; maybe another time.
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Events with PowerShell Automation
If you’re looking for a PowerShell script to help you plan out or schedule your event, this is not the post you’re looking for; maybe another time.
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PowerShell Community Textbook Update: To be released this weekend!
By: u/PowerShellMichael
Gday Everyone,
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By: u/PowerShellMichael
Gday Everyone,
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PowerShell Community Textbook Update: To be released this weekend!
Gday Everyone, Just a quick message to let everyone know that "Modern Automation with PowerShell" will be released on leanpub this weekend. For...
Today's cmdlet: Test-Connection
Sends ICMP echo request packets, or pings, to one or more computers.
Example's Remarks:
• `Test-Connection` uses the TargetName parameter to specify Server01.
• The Count parameter specifies three pings are sent to the Server01 computer with a Delay of 2-second intervals.
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Sends ICMP echo request packets, or pings, to one or more computers.
Example's Remarks:
• `Test-Connection` uses the TargetName parameter to specify Server01.
• The Count parameter specifies three pings are sent to the Server01 computer with a Delay of 2-second intervals.
#tutorial
Learn How PowerShell CmdletBinding Enhances Functions
By: Samuel Ogunleke
Have you ever wanted to create a PowerShell cmdlet but didn’t know C# or another Microsoft .NET Framework language? Why keep ‘wanting’ when you have PowerShell CmdletBinding at your fingertips?
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By: Samuel Ogunleke
Have you ever wanted to create a PowerShell cmdlet but didn’t know C# or another Microsoft .NET Framework language? Why keep ‘wanting’ when you have PowerShell CmdletBinding at your fingertips?
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ATA Learning
Learn How PowerShell CmdletBinding Enhances Functions
Learn how to progressively enhance your functions with PowerShell CmdletBinding in this ATA Learning tutorial!