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I would typically configure RDP to end disconnected sessions after a fixed amount of time like 30 minutes. This is also settable via GPO http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc754272.aspx
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oh i see, i did wonder why some would take the try / catch block and others would not. Ah yes that's true regarding ping. Probably not worth the added complication in that case.
View ArticleChanging TCP to dynamic using PowerShell
That's my code and I'm having difficulties making it work. It does not change my adapter settings. #DHCP Function To Enable DCHP On The Local Computer...
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Doubt on handling non-terminating error
Hi, I've been reading "The big book of PowerShell error handling" since Don Jones indicated it to me. On page 9, the author says: "A value of SilentlyContinue only adds the error to the $Error...
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Part of a bigger code– Function Main { $Host.UI.RawUI.Backgroundcolor = "Black" $Host.UI.RawUI.ForegroundColor = "Green" } Main #MenuHelper Function To Create A Box...
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Possibly because you have a spelling error its $_.IPenabled not $_.IPenable
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I'm writing a PowerShell script that takes a series of remote computer names and runs a custom malware scan on a targeted subdirectory on each computer. I have successfully used psexec to accomplish...
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Tried that and this error message comes. Attachments:You must be logged in to view attached files.
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Looking back I also found one more error - $_.SetDNSServersearchobject()} suppose to be SetDNSServerSearchOrder() But still not working
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looks like another typo its 'SetDNSServerSearchOrder' not 'SetDNSServerSearchObject'
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oh soz misread your message – ignore that
View ArticleReply To: Remote Logoff inactive user profiles
Great, check out the function Get-SBRDPSession in the SBTools module at http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/SBTools-module-adds-38992422 .Synopsis Function to get RDP sessions on one or...
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Reply To: Changing TCP to dynamic using PowerShell
Function Set-DHCP { $Adapt = Get-WMIObject Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration -filter "IPenabled = 'True'" ; $Adapt.EnableDHCP(); $Adapt.SetDNSServerSearchOrder(); Write-Host "Rebooting Now in 10...
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Reply To: Changing TCP to dynamic using PowerShell
Function Set-DHCP { $Adapt = Get-WMIObject Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration -filter "IPenabled = 'True'" ; $Adapt.EnableDHCP(); $Adapt.SetDNSServerSearchOrder(); Write-Host "Rebooting Now in 10...
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You could save it as a module which is a psm1 file. Check your module locations: $env:PSModulePath -split ";" I tend to put it in C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\**Your Function Name** then...
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In fact you wouldn't even have to load the module you would just type DHCP into Powershell. Really it should be verb-noun so Set-DHCP something like that and then it will run.
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I am Trying to copy a folder from a UNC path to a remote PC and add registry Key and value on that remote PC also. The Registry piece seems to work but the file copy dose not. Any ideas? Thanks...
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when i save it as psm1 file all i get is a blank notepad Also, I need to make a shortcut on desktop that will execute when double clicked
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