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PowerShell : Creating your own modules

It is possible to have all of the functions, aliases and variables you need to load from your profile in PowerShell but you may well end up with 3 to 400 lines of code that…

The Urban PenguinFebruary 17, 2014

A20 XenApp CCA PowerShell

PowerShell Comparing snapins and modules

If we use Windows PowerShell we are probably aware of both snapins and modules but I am sure many of us do not know the difference. In this tutorial we look at comparing the two…

The Urban PenguinFebruary 16, 2014

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Using PSDrives to create shortcuts in the filesystem

Powershell provides and abstraction layer in the form of PowerShell Providers. These keep the shell separate from the resource that is exposed by the provider. We can access these resources with PSDrives and then through…

The Urban PenguinFebruary 15, 2014

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Using profiles to persist settings

PowerShell uses the concept of "profiles" to provide login scripts to the PowerShell console. These scripts can provide access to aliases that you may commonly need, PSDrives and as we will look at here loading…

The Urban PenguinFebruary 15, 2014

PowerShell XenApp 6.5

PowerShell Script Creating XenApp Applications and AD Group

I demonstrate here the bare-bones script that I needed on a recent project. Working with a hosting company that were venturing into hosted applications on XenApp. Essentially they were providing PAYG access to applications and…

The Urban PenguinOctober 1, 2013

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Setting the Active Directory Recycle Bin

If you can set all you domain controllers to Server 2008 R2 then you can, if you wish, enable the recycle bin in Microsoft's Active Directory. Deleted items are stored for 180 days before finally…

The Urban PenguinSeptember 30, 2013

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PowerShell : Creating your own modules

PowerShell Comparing snapins and modules

Using PSDrives to create shortcuts in the filesystem

Using profiles to persist settings

PowerShell Script Creating XenApp Applications and AD Group

Setting the Active Directory Recycle Bin

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PowerShell : Creating your own modules

PowerShell Comparing snapins and modules

Using PSDrives to create shortcuts in the filesystem

Using profiles to persist settings

PowerShell Script Creating XenApp Applications and AD Group

Setting the Active Directory Recycle Bin

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