Sharing my journey as a sysadmin
In my last article (Work with Network Adapters in command line (Part 1)), we saw how to work with the IP configuration using Powershell. For multiple reasons, I prefer this way because it’s more versatile, however, there are many cases where you might need to use an older method to achieve the same result. Let’s […]
Let’s do this with powershell! Trust me on this, when you need to change the IP address on multiple devices, it can quickly become a nightmare. Fortunately, there is an easy way to work with the Windows network adapters with Powershell. Let’s take a quick look at the most useful commands : Get the current […]
What did they change? Veeam decided to modernize their Powershell implementation and decided that starting with Veeam 11, they are replacing their Powershell Snap-In with Powershell module instead. This was one of the most requested changes by the community. How does it affect me ? It’s mostly the same commands as before right? There are […]
Please note that I didn’t use this script since the PrintNightmare saga started. A long time ago, I found this VBS script on Microsoft Script Gallery. Unfortunately, this script is now nowhere to be found, thus, I decided to share it with you. This script, once executed on a workstation, allow migrating all connected printers […]