So I don’t trust my network guys (sorry) as they say all ports are open but think they is not telling me the trust. So knocked this up to test. You need to download PortQry from here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=17148 Change $PortQryExe to the location of the .exe $matrix = @() $PortQryExe = “Y:\Tools\PortQryV2\PortQry.exe” $Ports2Scan = “udp-389″,
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Comments Off #MsExchange #Powershell So I have been having a bit of fun (well not really). The company I am working for has multiple AD domains in a single forest and the users are spread over the domains. To start with, with almost every Exchange Management Shell cmdlet I run I need to also run the following:
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Comments Off #Powershell #Exchange2010 #PowerShellInside Forgot to upload the file, as copy and paste seems to something strange.. So here it is Get-TransportQueue.ps1x
Comments Off #NetApp #sdcli #Powershell So I have been breaking playing around with Jetstress, NetApp filers and Cisco UCS. Not have much fun or luck, as I just cant get the damn thing to pass even a simple test. But that is another story! I have been looking at sdcli and getting some powershell automation going, and
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Comments Off #Powershell So Ari asked if I could knock up a script that would import csv files in to Excel .. and here it is. It uses the Excel object model, so excel and powershell need to be on the box you this from Basically copy the csv files you want to your “rootfolder” of choice
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Comments Off # UPDATE # The more I played around, it noticed an undocumented feature where the Property value from Get-Member could be a NoteProperty .. so updated the function to reflect this. So I use Windows Powershell every day, and I have quite a few scripts that use ConvertTo-Html Now this is cool, except when the
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Comments Off So i wanted to see how long a couple of BlackBerry servers had been up, but I wanted to know how long the services has been running. So i knocked this up. Its dead simple to change for other services! $Servers = "BES01", "BES02" $Matrix = @() ForEach($Server in $Servers){ Write-Host $Server -Foregroundcolor Green
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Comments Off #msexchange #powershell How cr@p am I? I totally forgot about this baby. So this is rough and ready not had a chance to sort the help out at the beginning, but I’m sure you will get the idea. Basically run this with one of the switches ByMailboxSize or ByMailboxCount and it will look at your
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