My scripting experience dates back to my school days where I used to write DOS batch files to automate a few things on Windows 3. I primarily work on Hyper-V and SharePoint technologies. I use Windows PowerShell these days to automate a lot of activities around these two technologies. Windows PowerShell is my primary scripting language and I use it on a daily basis with Active Directory, Exchange and for other admin tasks.
I mostly use Cmdlets, WMI and. NET in my scripts and have recently been focused on reusable code and automation. I have learned a ton from the Windows PowerShell community and am now doing my best to give some back. You can learn more about me on Twitter or my Blog. Jeremy Engel forum user name: engelj labcorp. From there I ventured into the high-tech world of text-based online gaming, affectionately known as MUDs—specifically EverDark.
NET, etc. Niklas Goude forum user name: Niklas Goude. I'm from Stockholm, Sweden, where i work at Enfo Zipper, a company that concentrates on client infrastructure. Shane Hoey forum user name: Shane Hoey. One of the things I like most about Windows PowerShell is its ability to easily automate, especially my daily repetitive tasks. My background is system and network administration, but at work they just call me the PowerShell Geek these days.
By the way, I also run the Powershell Usergroup Brisbane. Matt has been scripting for eight years and is proficient in Windows PowerShell, Perl, Python, and several other languages. Laerte Junior forum user name: Laerte Junior. I started programming computers in clipper. I have a blog in Portuguese www. Sean Kearney forum user name: yewbeard hotmail. Currently, I test and deploy just about any new Microsoft Technology; I also deal with users in an enterprise class environment.
Tom Lavedas forum user name: Tom Lavedas. I built my first computer in a Sinclair, ZedX80 to replace my programmable HP calculator and realized how useful personal computing could be. I've never held an IT position in my career, though as a staff engineer in a small manufacturing company I was pressed into service for a while. I worked out the transition from the company's antiquated mini-computer inventory system onto a WinNT file server based system just before Y2K made the mini inoperable.
Rather, I'm an electrical engineer who scripts. Sometimes the scripts handle small engineering computations, but usually I use them to automate redundant desktop management tasks. Thomas Lee forum user name: Thomas Lee. I've been scripting pretty much forever. I learned batch scripting with DOS 2. I'm proficient in Windows PowerShell 1.
My one interesting fact is that I was the first person to blog about Monad. Shay Levy forum user name: Shay Levi. I'm from Israel. I've been working in IT since as a system administrator, mostly using Microsoft Server technologies.
Since the first days when PowerShell was introduced, I found myself diving into this new technology and I couldn't stop using it. For quite some time I wondered if one could fall in love with a piece of software. Now I know that's possible! Most of the time I like to hang out in the Windows PowerShell newsgroup and scripting related forums.
They provide real world problems where I can help and learn from users alike. Oliver Lipkau forum user name: Oliver Lipkau.
I have been scripting for more than 10 years. Today my main scripting language is Windows PowerShell. It allows me to automate the majority of my routine management of servers and clients.
I also code in vbs, ahk, html, js, batch, php, and asp. But Windows PowerShell is my favorite. I have been writing scripts for 10 years in my role as an IT administrator. In my day-to-day work, I extensively make use of VB scripts, with a bit of. Being in charge of ensuring compliance to our standard operating environment, I make use of a great deal of WMI, ADSI, and other wsh objects registry, file streams, etc to ensure that the majority, if not all, of the machines under my care adhere to our standards.
Michael Moore forum user name: lizaoreo. I started working with batch files in when I started a new job where they had a Batch file that I improved, and then continuously added tasks to.
Richard Mueller forum user name: Richard Mueller. I worked for a large electric utility for many years where I managed IT budgets, developed mainframe applications, and coded batch files for administrative tasks, including logon scripts, desktop configuration, and tracking computers and users. Now I do consulting and application development for small organizations such as schools.
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Thank you for posting to the Scripting Guys Forum. We are here to help you with your scripting questions. However, we are not here to write solutions to your scripting questions. Questions like "I can't get this script to work that I've copied below, and here is the error I'm having" are welcome. However, questions like "I don't have time to learn this myself, so I need someone to write me a script that does these 10 things" are typically not welcome.
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Travis Page forum user name: pagerwho I have been in IT for about 7 years now, the past year has been primarily focused on scripting in Windows PowerShell. Glenn Sizemore forum user name: glnsize I have been in IT for the last 8 years, during that time I have held just about every job one could hold.
Trevor Sullivan forum user name: Trevor Sullivan I started learning to write scripts back in Uros Cala forum user name: urkec My first couple of years as a system and DB administrator were really painful.
Rob Campbell forum user name: mjolinor I work at a medium-to-large corporate financial institution, as an AD and Exchange administrator. Marc Adam Carter forum user name: marcadamcarter I am currently a senior systems administrator with the Department of the Army.
Niklas Goude forum user name: Niklas Goude I'm from Stockholm, Sweden, where i work at Enfo Zipper, a company that concentrates on client infrastructure. Laerte Junior forum user name: Laerte Junior I started programming computers in clipper.
Tom Lavedas forum user name: Tom Lavedas I built my first computer in a Sinclair, ZedX80 to replace my programmable HP calculator and realized how useful personal computing could be. Thomas Lee forum user name: Thomas Lee I've been scripting pretty much forever. Oliver Lipkau forum user name: Oliver Lipkau I have been scripting for more than 10 years. I have pretty much been hooked since then. Richard Mueller forum user name: Richard Mueller I worked for a large electric utility for many years where I managed IT budgets, developed mainframe applications, and coded batch files for administrative tasks, including logon scripts, desktop configuration, and tracking computers and users.
Remove From My Forums. Selected forums Clear. So I wrote this small c class InputBox for it. Transpose-Object: Powershell script to transpose objects from columns to rows.
Get-Sessions: Powershell script to get information about interactive logins including RDP sessions including logon, connect, disconnect and logoff times. This script compresses log files older than the current month to Zip archives in a given directory or in the IIS log directories and deletes the archived files. Powershell scripts to get or set permissions for administrative shares and other registry stored ACLs like permissions for the server service, for shares, for Remote Desktop connections and for the access to services or DCOM applications.
Script to convert short powershell scripts to batches. Generated batches run on double click and ignore execution policies. Module to manage the Credential Locker, also known as Password Vault, which provides a way for you to store user credentials username, password in a secure fashion for web pages or your app.
With this module you can manage stored credentials of Internet Explorer and Edge too. Command line tool to query all events from all event logs about in Windows 10 and display in GridView or export to text or csv file. Powershell script that highlights multiple search patterns in the output. You can give an array of regular expressions, every expression is marked in its own color.
Script to import the registry keys and certificate thumbnails for unknown RDP connections. No RDP trust warnings will appear for the remote machine after running the script.
Since Windows Explorer cannot be started with administrative privileges starting with Windows 7, this script starts an administrative "File Open" dialog as a replacement. Some fun powershell scripts to add additional information to your output or objects in the pipeline. I made a - for me - useful script to start a new Internet Explorer tab from powershell or close an existing tab. Skip to content. Star Copies of my 'Script Center' and 'Technet Gallery' publications stars 66 forks.
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