I was asked to create 365 (1 year) of WiFi (daily) guest access accounts, and export them to CSV.
Of course I didn’t want to create them by hand.. this is where PowerShell came in. I used the following PowerShell script to create random WiFi guest accounts:
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Mass creation of HP WSEM WiFi guest accounts using SSH and PowerShell
July 7th, 2010
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Change pagefile settings on multiple servers using Powershell
February 19th, 2010
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Today I wanted to change the page file settings on some of our servers (about 80), doing that by hand would take ages.
That’s why I came up with the following Powershell script, the script does the following:
Loop through a list of Windows 2003 servers in our active directory, only Windows 2003 machines were needed. You [...]
SCOM alert notification subscription delay sending for x minutes and don’t sent if alert is auto-resolved within that time
December 17th, 2009
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In my company we are using SCOM for monitoring our server environment.
Off hours we also get notified about critical alerts using a SMS/GSM modem.
Using default SCOM functionality we delay the sending of notifications by 5 minutes. This works fine for alerts with a “new” state.
However if an alert is closed within the 5 minute period [...]
vSphere snapshot overview script (with e-mail report)
November 27th, 2009
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I was looking for a way to e-mail an overview of all exisiting snapshots (on virtual machines) in our virtual environment.
VMware provides an excellent powershell cmdlet pack (known as PowerCLI), you can download the latest version (as of today) here: http://blogs.vmware.com/vipowershell/2009/11/powercli-40-u1-is-out.html
I used PowerCLI to write a script that does the following:
Loop through all virtual machines [...]
