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Tag Archives: Powershell
Speaking at Philadelphia PowerShell User Group in May
I’ll be speaking at the Philadelphia PowerShell User Group on May 1st at 5pm CST and I’ll be talking about ‘Managing WSUS with PowerShell’. I won’t actually be there and will instead be presenting via Lync. Regardless, it will be … Continue reading
Testing TCP Ports with a Possible Header Response
I wrote a function a while back as a quick means to not only check for an open port, but also to see if a header is sent back on the initial connection. The reasoning behind this was to help … Continue reading
Setting Up a NuGet Feed For Use with OneGet (now PackageManagement)
I blogged recently about using OneGet (now called PackageManagement) to install packages from an available NuGet feed. By default OneGet PackageManagement’s Chocolatey provider accesses the Chocolatey community feed, but you can actually build out your own local repo to host packages … Continue reading
What Else is New in PowerShell V5
I’ve already gone over OneGet and its inclusion to Windows Management Framework (WMF) 5, but what else was added with PowerShell V5 that everyone can use? Besides OneGet, there are some improvements to Desired State Configuration (DSC) to include performance … Continue reading
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