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Tag Archives: scripts
Report on Group Policy Objects that have Logon Scripts
Recently, I was asked to generate a report on Group Policy Objects (GPO) that are using logon scripts and also to determine the type of logon script being used. Of course the logical approach is to use PowerShell to make … Continue reading
Setting IIS log locations with PowerShell
In my previous post, I showed you how to query for the location of IIS log files using ADSI and connecting to remote systems. In this post, I will show you some code that will allow you to set the … Continue reading
Locating IIS Logs with PowerShell
It has been a while since I last posted here at my blog. Work, holidays that required travelling across a state, getting married and a honeymoon in Cozumel, Mexico have kept me plenty busy during the last month and a … Continue reading
Password Generator
During my time as a help desk/service center rep, we had a tool which would generate a password via a form and button and then was able to print out the form to give to each customer to take with … Continue reading
