Today I came across a post about pinging a list of computers and send the results as a table via Outlook. Brian is a very smart Active Directory guy so I offered some PowerShell suggestions to make his task even … Continue reading → Read More...
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Last week I came across a post on using PowerShell, or more specifically a .NET Framework class, to ping a range of computers in an IP subnet. The original post by Thomas Maurer is here. I added a comment. And … Continue reading → Read More...
I often need to analyze networks and find machines and IP addresses . So today, I am going to share a set of four (4) very useful PowerShell functions that make it easy to analyze network segments - and they are pretty fast, too! This is the second part of a 2-part-series. Here is the first part btw...
Recently I needed to create a range of IP addresses. No big deal, you think? Well, if it is just a small segment, then it *is* easy stuff: 1..255 | Foreach-Object { "192.168.2.$_" } But what if you need larger segments? Type Conversion Magic Ok, you could use nested loops. However, there's...
PowerShell does aim to be downwards compatible to the classic shell cmd.exe but compatibility is poor. Today, I'd like to look at some of the issues that prevent classic console commands from running correctly within PowerShell and ways to work around it. Launching Files and Programs Many users wonder...