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Tag: Get-Service

Find Required Services with PowerShell

Posted on June 27, 2012

Here’s a little PowerShell tidbit to get the status of all the required services. That is, the services that other services depend upon. When using Get-Service, this is the RequiredServices property which will be a collection of service objects. get-service | where {$_.status -eq “running”} | select -expand RequiredServices I’m intentionally omitting and results so…

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Ping a Service with PowerShell

Posted on February 7, 2012

The other day I came across a PowerShell question on StackOverflow about testing if a service was running on a group of machines.This sparked an idea for a tool to “ping” a service, in much the same way we ping a computer to see if it is up and running, or at least reachable. It…

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ByValue, I Think He’s Got It

Posted on August 2, 2011August 20, 2013

Recently I responded to an email from a student seeking clarification about the difference between ByValue and ByProperty when it comes to parameter binding. This is what makes pipelined expressions work in Windows PowerShell. When you look at cmdlet help, you’ll see that some parameters accept pipeline binding, which is what you are looking for….

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