Here's a quick script to list all of the folders on a share or on a server. This script will use PowerShell to export a list of folders to a CSV file. We'll be using the Get-ChildItem cmdlet to accomplish this. [crayon-5bcff755114c9363032032/] Let's break this down: Get-ChildItem is the cmdlet. It is just like "dir" or "ls" where it's main job is to tell you the contents of a folder. You can learn more about Get-ChildItem … [Read more...] about Use PowerShell to list your folders on a server or share
Scripting
Log on as Batch Job Rights for Task Scheduler
Scenario: You just created a scheduled task that needs to be run even when nobody is logged on. You have a service account to mange the job and it will run with the highest privileges. Unfortunately, you run the task and nothing happens when the task is triggered. Solution: This could be the result of many things, but there's a good chance the service account you chose doesn't have "Log on as Batch Job" rights in the local security policy of the server. Here's how to enable that: Go to … [Read more...] about Log on as Batch Job Rights for Task Scheduler
PowerShell – Export Enabled Users and other Data from Active Directory
I made a script that does a few things: Gets all users that are enabled Creates a table, listing all the the users with a few account details I want Export the table to a .csv file with a unique name, appending the date the export happens Here's the whole thing. I'll explain what it does at the bottom: [crayon-5bcff75512404583202984/] Here's what it does: PowerShell, although powerful, is just a shell until we give it what it needs to interpret commands and expressions. In … [Read more...] about PowerShell – Export Enabled Users and other Data from Active Directory
Recent Activity