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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Building a TCP Server Using PowerShell
Something that I have been working on for the past week or so is building a TCP server that I can use to issue commands from remotely and have it carry out on the remote server. I’ve already written a … Continue reading
PoshWSUS Update to 2.2.1
After a little time away from this project, I had received some functions from a member of the community (Universal in CodePlex), who had taken the time to work out some of the functions which are more server side related … Continue reading
Using PowerShell Parameter Validation to Make Your Day Easier
Writing functions or scripts require a variety of parameters which have different requirements based on a number of items. It could require a collection, objects of a certain type or even a certain range of items that it should only … Continue reading
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