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Wednesday, May 30th, 2007As we’ve seen there is a lot of product teams within Microsoft adopting PowerShell:
Windows Server 2008
Exchange Server 2007
System Center Operations Manager 2007
System Center Data Protection Manager V2
System Center Virtual Machine Manager
As people start to become aware of the power of PowerShell, we can see vendors starting looking to leverage this also:
F5 Networks: Support use of [...]
Linking a GPO using GPMC and PowerShell
Tuesday, May 29th, 2007Previously we have gone through the process of creating a Group Policy Object, and importing a backed up GPO into the directory. In this post we’ll take a look at linking our GPO to an OU.
We will use the GPO from the previous examples: “New GPO Test”, and we will link it to the Domain [...]
Utilising CMD behaviour in PowerShell
Thursday, May 24th, 2007A couple of days ago Jeffrey Snover posted this article on the Windows PowerShell Team blog. I had noted this behaviour previously and just put it down to a quirk of PowerShell.
So I’ve been musing over what I miss from the CMD that I’d like available in PoSh. To help jog my memory I fired [...]