I use Hyper-V, in both production as well as for lab. One very effective way to spin up systems very fast is to use differencing disks, it also saves space. So I […]
PowerShell is King – Find out what Differencing disks that are in use
PowerShell is King – Generate an array of server names, with the same length and the same prefix
Basic Idea and Challenge PowerShell is all about automation, and creating a loop in PowerShell that creates an array of numbers is easy, add a prefix to that and hey you have […]
OSD – BIOS upgrade during OS Deployment in MDT/ConfigMgr (v3)
This is the third version of the script solution; it is very simple. You detect make/model in any way you would like to, create a rule based on BIOS version, if the […]
PowerShell is King – Getting a massive amount of hotfixes from the Windows Update Site
Working for a customer in Norway, I received a list of “hotfixes” that needs to be downloaded and imported into WSUS for distribution, number of patches was 90. I have not found […]
PowerShell is King – Simple function to test a VMSwitch is present
When building VM’s, they are usually connected to a Hyper-V switch, so when working for a customer I suddenly needed to verify that the switch actually exists before building the VM. One […]
OS Deployment – Using the PowerShell to work with the MDT Database module: Sample 1
During the OSD class in Phoenix this week we worked with the MDT Database and some one asked if it was possible to use PowerShell to modify the database and and the […]
Demo Scripts from the TrueSec Azure Event is here
Here is all the scripts that we used to build and demo Azure at Rival, Stockholm on the 4th of Mars 2016 https://github.com/DeploymentBunny/DemoScript/tree/master/2016-04-06%20-%20TrueSec%20Azure%20Summit for more info about the event : http://events.truesec.se/Event/Super_Combo /mike
PowerShell is King – Read HP Bios Sensor data from WMI
I was bored in my hotel room and I ended up browsing WMI, found one cool/fun thing. I have a EliteBook 8570w and it turns out that HP uses WMI to store […]
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