No, not something new at all, more of a answer on a lot of questions I got from folks. At TechNet Wiki there is a page that describes how to deal with […]
PowerShell is King – Using OneGet Package Manager on Windows Server Technical Preview build 9841
PowerShell is great and with the “new” OneGet it get awesome. OneGet is a part of PowerShell v5 and it is a generic package manager. OneGet can get items from a repository, […]
PowerShell is King – vNext Hyper-V gets support for Network Device Naming
And that my friends is GREAT. Basically that means you can create a a VM Network Adapter in Hyper-V while the VM is running (also a new feature), give it a name […]
PowerShell is King–Enable remote command with network access using CredSSP
This all but new, but a friend of mine needed to install an update on a bunch of servers yesterday, he figured out how to execute the update but did not have […]
PowerShell is King – Create the “missing” VM on all the lab machines
Lets assume that you are running a class and suddenly someone raise the hand and say “I’m missing one of the VMs…” That is far from god, but wait a minute, what […]
PowerShell is King–Test RDP Connection and Connect
So, during the class today we talked about simple but useful things you could do with PowerShell. So we had a very simple situation, during reboot of servers everyone asked “how long […]
PowerShell is King – Convert Windows Server Editions using a UI based PowerShell script
If possible it is best practices to keep the number of images to a minimum. So, in my line of work I’m building reference images for both client and servers, many of […]
PowerShell is King – HP Scripting Tools for Windows PowerShell v1.1 is released
The 1.1 version supports PowerShell v3 and v4 and that means you can install it on Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2. There is also some added CMDlets plus some minor […]
The Deployment Bunny 