Rolling Dice in PowerShell If you’re a lover of tabletop role-playing games and like PowerShell, rolling virtual dice with PowerShell can be a fun exercise in scripting. Today, we’re dissecting my ...
Introduction A PowerShell profile is a script that runs every time you start PowerShell and allows you to configure various aspects of your shell environment. You can use it to change the appearanc...
Introduction I recently had the need to update the Microsoft ODBC Driver for SQL Server on a collection of Windows servers. I found the download URL for the particular version I needed on Microsoft...
Administer Windows Core Print Servers You RDP to a print server and where you expected to see a Windows Server desktop environment, you are presented with a black screen with nothing more than a te...
Introduction PowerShell is a powerful scripting language that can automate a wide variety of tasks. One common activity that IT professionals need to perform is working with data files such as CSV ...
In this quick blog post, we’ll take a look at a problem that frequently plagues people who are migrating to Obsidian from another notetaking platform. Warning: Remember that you should always f...
If you are a system administrator who works with SQL Server, you know how important it is to audit your SQL Server instances and databases. Auditing allows you to track and record the activities th...
Special Thanks Special thanks to Marc-André Moreau, whose expertise and assistance on the Devolutions Forum led to this workaround. Disclaimer Please note that I am not affiliated with nor sup...
You’re troubleshooting an application and need to look through the logs to find out what is happening. We’ve all been there, right? Log files are an important resource during troubleshooting. So mu...
Unlocking a domain user’s account is simple enough, but what about when that user is getting locked out repeatedly? What is causing it? This is a headache that has plagued many an IT professional. ...