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Tag Archives: Powershell
Displaying a Squarified Treemap Using PowerShell and WPF
I was looking at VROPs recently and enjoyed looking at the data visualization that they used to show various states for things such as CPU, Memory and Disk Space for VMs and wanted to see if I could do the … Continue reading
Quick Hits: Determine User Connected to a Delegated PowerShell Endpoint
Just a quick blurb on how you can determine who is connected to a PowerShell remoting endpoint that you have configured to use a RunAsAccount. An example of doing this can be found here. When someone connects to an endpoint … Continue reading
Create a Mouse Cursor Tracker using PowerShell and WPF
Sometimes when you have a little bit of free time, you decide to build things just to see if you can do it regardless of how useful it might actually be. I think this might be one of those occasions. … Continue reading
Guest Spot on Hey, Scripting Guy! talking PowerShell and Network Authentication Level Reporting
This was somewhat of a last minute article but it is a nice article on reporting on the Network Level Authentication configuration on systems using PowerShell. Be sure to check it out and let me know what you think! Weekend … Continue reading
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Resources Available from my Talk on PowerShell and Pester
I had the great opportunity to speak at the user group that I happen to be the co-leader and co-founder (Omaha PowerShell User Group) of last week talking about PowerShell and Pester. This was the result of my own call … Continue reading