If you are using PowerGUI (which you should) and some of your colleagues do too, you might want to use a central configuration. Whenever you want to update the central configuration xml file, you need to increment the version number in order to push this change out to your colleagues. The following function increments the […]
The following script examines servers from (part of) your Active Directory domain, identifies SQL servers and lists the instances with their total database sizes.
Getting the Service Console IP addresses of your ESX servers with vSphere PowerCLI (formerly known as the VI Toolkit for Powershell): »crosslinked«
Yesterday, I showed you how to script the WSUS Cleanup Wizard with Powershell. Today, the WSUS fun continues! Here’s how to use powershell to “manually” synchronize your WSUS server, i.e. download the latest updates. Download the script here: Synchronize-Wsus (rename to .ps1) Enjoy! Hugo
