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 – Testing OS Deployment Web Services using PowerShell
Recently I was setting up Maik Kosters OS Deployment Web Services for a customer and I need to test them, sure, you can do that interactively directly by running them, but I […]
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 – Download all VC++ runtimes using a script
Update: – Added download for VC++ 2015 – Added download for VC++ 2017 Note: If you install VC++ 2017, it will replace VC++ 2015. Note: VC++ 2005 is not supported, and therefore […]
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 […]
The Deployment Bunny 