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Find Expiring Certificates Using PowerShell – One-Liner and a Script
Gary Siepser
This code is not really complicated at all. Just the same it can come in very handy, and some folks have never played with the Certificate provider. I have provided a one-liner version of this code, and a script version. They are basically the same, but certainly the script one is considerably...
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12 Aug 2009
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One-Liner to List Calendar Appointments with a Simple Filter
Gary Siepser
So this post is born out of my playing with writing a script to help me be a better PFE. I need to automatically create calendar appoints to remind me to get all my PFE “paperwork” in on time. my colleagues will know what I am talking about when I say my TRs. My thought was to simply...
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1 Aug 2009
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Simple Text Parse with Powershell using IPConfig.exe
Gary Siepser
Here is a fun little one-liner in Powershell: PS C:\> ipconfig | where-object {$_ -match "IPv4 Address"} IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 1.2.3.4 This gets us just the lines from the IPConfig that list the IP address. This isnt text parsing, this is just filtering the...
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24 Jul 2009
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Some Handy Exchange Mailbox and Database Size Powershell One-Liners
Gary Siepser
I wrote this up a while ago to share with customers and colleagues, but I never really posted it anywhere. If you look at my previous post about using add-member, you might wonder why then I am using select-object here to create calculated properties which changes the pipeline to PSCustom objects...because...
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23 Jul 2009
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