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Tag Archives: Powershell
Determine Which Parameters Support Pipeline Input
A question that I had recently was how can a user determine which parameters have support for pipeline input in a cmdlet. The answer lies within the help system of PowerShell. Using the –Parameter parameter of Get-Help, you can view … Continue reading
New Things in Windows PowerShell 4.0
As most of you already know, PowerShell V4 is coming out soon. The preview version or beta or whatever you would like to call is already available via the Windows 2012 R2 download available to MSDN subscribers while the stand-alone … Continue reading
Scripting Games 2013: Event 6 Notes
We have finally hit the final event of the 2013 Scripting Games! The past 6 weeks have given us many amazing scripts and some that were in need of extra work. Regardless, for those of you who have finished all … Continue reading
Posted in 2013 Scripting Games Judges Notes, powershell, Scripting Games 2013
Tagged event6, Powershell, scripting games 2013, tips
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Scripting Games 2013: Event 5 Notes
With week 5 in the books, I can see that everyone just continues to grow and show some great submissions. Of course, nothing is perfect and can always show areas of improvement, but trust me, you are all doing an … Continue reading
Posted in 2013 Scripting Games Judges Notes, powershell, Scripting Games 2013
Tagged event5, Powershell, scripting games 2013, tips
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Guest Post On Hey, Scripting Guy! on Using The UpdateServices WSUS Module
My latest guest spot on Hey, Scripting Guy! is live today! I continue my article on managing the new WSUS server on Windows Server 2012 using the UpdateServices module. I go through each of the cmdlets that are available and … Continue reading
Posted in Modules, powershell, WSUS
Tagged guest blog, Powershell, scripting guy, UpdateServices, wsus
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