Archive of category "Registry"
I’ve recently started using the Server Core option for my test servers, especially for things like domain controllers. I can get by with smaller disk and memory requirements. Once you get the server configured, there’s very little you have to do that actually requires logging on to the server. Which is good because all you [...]
Category: CommandLine, PowerShell v2.0, Registry, Windows Server
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Get-Printer
I think Out-Printer is a very handy cmdlet, and one that doesn’t get used much. Pipe any cmdlet to it and the output will be printed to your default printer. You use it the same way you would Out-File except output is printed instead of saved to a file. The cmdlet also has a parameter [...]
Category: PowerShell, Registry, Scripting
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Managing Active Directory with Windows PowerShell: TFM
Windows Powershell 2.0: TFM
WSH and VBScript Core: TFM