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Category Archives: powershell
PowerShell Patch Utility PoshPAIG Updated to 2.1.5
I have just released version 2.1.5 of PoshPAIG, my patching utility, to the public. It is available for download at http://poshpaig.codeplex.com. I spent quite a bit of time ripping out the PSJobs infrastructure and replacing it with background PowerShell runspaces … Continue reading
Find and Report Members of a Local Group
One of the things that a Sys Admin might want to know about is who exactly is in a group, such as Administrators. Getting it from one system is pretty simple, but pulling this data from multiple remote systems can … Continue reading
Quick Hits: Speed Up Some of your Commands by Avoiding the Pipeline
Sometimes running a command using the pipeline can take a while depending on the amount of data that is being processed. For the easiest example, I will make use of Get-Random to demonstrate the differences in speed and how much … Continue reading
Name Change to PoshWSUS Commands with PoshWSUS 2.1
If you remember, I posted a poll regarding the renaming of the PoshWSUS commands to avoid a naming collision with the UpdateServices module now available with Windows 2012/8 which use the *-WSUS* format. Well, after letting the poll sit for … Continue reading