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PowerShell: Move Windows Server 2008 Cluster Group

Where I work, we were a little behind finally getting to Windows Server 2008 R2.  Our Exchange Servers were running on Server 2003 R2 until recently.  Windows clustering is quite different on 2k8 vs. 2k3.  I wrote this function to … Continue reading

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PowerShell: Get-Uptime for Computer(s)

I needed to check the server uptime for multiple servers, and well, I wanted to do it in PowerShell.  I found a sample from MSDN, and modified it, and threw it into a function. Here’s an alternative to this function … Continue reading

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Notepad ++ Powershell Language Syntax Coloring

Notepad++ is my editor of choice for writing PowerShell code.  There is a built in language syntax for PowerShell, but it doesn’t include Exchange cmdlets in the syntax coloring.  So, I’ve created a custom user-defined language file for PowerShell, that … Continue reading

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R.I.P. Steve Jobs

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PowerShell: Drive Space Info from multiple systems

With PowerShell 2 came Powershell remoting and jobs, both of which are REALLY cool!  I’m going to show you two ways to get drive space info from multiple systems, first with a normal foreach loop, and then with remoting (which … Continue reading

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PowerShell: Change PS Window Size on the fly

First, my apologies for not posting ANYTHING to EverydayNerd since April 25, but hey, this is just for fun, and I DO have a day job I am going to be posting a LOT of PowerShell stuff here, as it … Continue reading

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THIS is why you don’t leave your Wi-Fi open

I’ve said this for years.  It finally happened.  Man leaves Wi-Fi open, allowing a pedophile to use his internet to download images.  This prompted an FBI raid on the man’s house, and leaving the man a whole lot of explaining … Continue reading

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