Wanted one nice kind PowerShell community member to buy the last lonely ticket for the 2017 PowerShell and DevOps Summit. That’s right we have one place left. And its definitely the last. if you want it – better hurry.
Archive for February, 2017
Get-ADUser doesn’t display all properties
Posted by: richardsiddaway | February 16, 2017 Comments Off on Get-ADUser doesn’t display all properties |Microsoft’s Active Directory cmdlets have some issues. One of the ones that catches everyone when they start using them is that Get-ADUser doesn’t display all properties. A default call to Get-ADUser displays a subset of the available properties of the user object: DistinguishedName : CN=FOX Fred,OU=UserAccounts,DC=Manticore,DC=org Enabled : True GivenName : Name : FOX Fred […]
Filtering of Objects and Properties
Posted by: richardsiddaway | February 11, 2017 Comments Off on Filtering of Objects and Properties |Saw a post on the forum today that suggests people are still confused about how to perform filtering of objects and properties in PowerShell. As with so much in PowerShell explanations are always better with examples. Let’s start with the physical disks in a computer: PS> Get-PhysicalDisk FriendlyName SerialNumber CanPool OperationalStatus HealthStatus Usage Size […]
PowerShell Summit 2017 – – more seats available
Posted by: richardsiddaway | February 9, 2017 Comments Off on PowerShell Summit 2017 – – more seats available |After selling out in record time we’ve managed to squeeze a few more seats in after discussion with the conference centre. Those seats are live now. They are very definitely, the absolute last set of seats we’ll be able to add this year. First come – First served. When they’re gone – […]
PowerShell Summit 2017–sold out
Posted by: richardsiddaway | February 9, 2017 Comments Off on PowerShell Summit 2017–sold out |We sold the last seat for the 2017 Summit – https://eventloom.com/event/home/summit2017 yesterday. If, and its a very big if, more seats become available we’ll notify you though the event web site and on powershell.org
PowerShell on Linux installs
Posted by: richardsiddaway | February 1, 2017 Comments Off on PowerShell on Linux installs |PowerShell on Linux installs are now easier as you can use the Linux package management tools to download and update PowerShell Core 6.0 Details from https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/powershell/2017/02/01/installing-latest-powershell-core-6-0-release-on-linux-just-got-easier/
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