I often talk about using PowerShell GUIs vs the console experience. There is certainly a place for a GUI, but sometimes you need the raw power that comes with a console session. Here’s an example.
Tag: Exchange
Appending Property Values in PowerShell
This morning I helped out a fellow scripter in the PowerShell forum at ScriptingAnswers.com. He was trying to figure out an Exchange 2007 problem. He wanted to update a property value, but keep the existing property values. This seems a like a reasonable request and one that isn’t limited to Exchange. There are plenty of…
Techmentor San Francisco 2008
I finished up my slide decks last week for the first Techmentor conference of the year in San Francisco (March 30 -April 3). If you’ve never been to a Techmentor conference you’re missing a great opportunity to hear and see your favorite IT speakers. Plus it’s a lot of fun to meet your peers, swap…
ExchangeMonitorPlus 2.0
Version 2 of my popular ExchangeMonPlus monitoring and reporting tool for Exchange 2003 is now available. This HTA uses WMI and ADSI to monitor, manage and report on Exchange 2003 servers. The latest version provides greater detail on storage group and server utilization including quotas and mailbox reports. I’ve even included a few stand alone…