Powershell : How to Listen to your Outlook Emails like a Voicemail
I’m a big fan of Tony Stark ( Iron Man đ ) and his personal assistant Jarvis, which is a program that interacts with Tony and provides him variety of information. Well, here we’re not even close to Jarvis, but nothing wrong with an attempt…
Powershell : How to Retrieve List of Installed Roles on Servers in your Infrastructure
For documentation purpose or just to understand your environment better below script could be useful in order to fetch the list of roles installed on a list of servers. First, prepare a list of servers in a notepad file and save it. Then modify the parameters on…
Powershell : How to get Cricket Live Scores to Your Powershell Console
Well, Everyone checks Scores online, what about if we can get the scores or any kind of data that exist on a webpage in HTML format to our Powershell Console. Yes, It’s Possible – We can retrieve data from web pages to our shell and…
Powershell : Using Get-Member to Explore Cmdlets
This article is in continuation of my previous article. We know what cmdlet to use, but how to know that what properties and functions a cmdlet can access and perform, this is big question. Until you know the Attributes and Functions you can access through powerhshell,…
Powershell : Discover Your Cmdlets
You can’t work with powershell until you know your cmdlet. Discovering what cmdlet to be used is key in working with Powershell, unless you know what is the command you can’t fire it to get the resuts. Powershell provides very useful discovery tool for users…
8 Ways To Know The Uptime of a Windows Machine
Understanding when your machine was rebooted may assist you in troubleshooting better in case of any Abrupt shutdown or System Crash and in many other scenarios. You can achieve this with the following ways : 1. Use the Uptime utility in cmd prompt. Download it from this Link ,…
Powershell : Objects and Its Usage
I Personaly think Learning Objects is one of the most elementary and the most Important aspect in learning Powerhsell. Have you ever wondered what makes PowerShell stand apart from a traditional Linux shell like Bash, or even the legacy command prompt? The answer is really simple: traditional…
Powershell : PSDrives
PSDrive stands for PowerShell Drives through which you can access the data provided by the PowerShell providers. You can Learn more about PowerShell Providers on https://geekeefy.wordpress.com/2015/04/06/powershell-providers/ You will come through following types of PowerShell drives: Windows logical drives on the computer, including drives mapped to network…
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