Reply To: AD Group Focus
There’s no central list that tells you what a group has been granted permissions to; you’d have to scan every securable object (file, folder, share, registry key, AD objects, etc) to find that out....
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Although the previous version of this function that I posted earlier worked, all of the “-like” operators should have been replaced with the “-eq” operator. Looks like I forgot to finish changing them...
View ArticleReply To: Adding printer from print server
Make sure the printer drivers for the specific operating system and architecture exist on the new print server, but I’m going to assume that’s already been done. I’m guessing that user access control...
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I’m not sure what you mean by that. Assuming you have a file named ‘test.txt’ in folders A\, A\SubFolder1 , B\, and B\SubFolder2 , which combinations of files would you want to compare? What would you...
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I did something very similar to this, but using Group Policy logon scripts and WMI to add the printers vs. a COM object. It may or may not be useful but we didn’t have any issues with driver popups....
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I’m attempting to use PSSESSION from a computer that has PS Version 3 to a computer that has PS Version 2.0 but I am unable. I have been able to use PSSESSION from a 2.0 to a 2.0 with no problem....
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Check your WSMAN ports on the 2.0 machine; the defaults changed from 80 (HTTP) and 443 (HTTPS) to 5985 (HTTP) and 5986 (HTTPS) to avoid conflicts with web servers. See...
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Thanks for the reply Read the blog that you posted, I checked the ports and everything seems to be fine. Still not working. I can get from the Win7 desktop to Win7 desktop, from Win7 desktop to 2012...
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new-pssession : [win7desktop02] Connecting to remote server win7desktop02 failed with the following error message : WinRM cannot complete the operation. Verify that the specified computer name is...
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Not sure if this will help, but the results from winrm e winrm/config/listener PS C:\Windows\system32> winrm e winrm/config/listener Listener [Source="GPO"] Address = * Transport = HTTP Port = 5985...
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The listener configuration on the domain controller is irrelevant, in this case. What do you get when you run that command on win7desktop02? The error message you’re getting is a simple failure to...
View Articleget Directory Size
Hi Guys, I am new in Power shell. I will appreciate if somebody answer my question. I am going to get the size of directory ( considering subdirectories , files and folders ) . Here the command which...
View ArticleReply To: get Directory Size
Directories don’t have a size. The “size” of a directory is the sum of the sizes of the files contained in the directory. So the command is only giving you file sizes – because that’s the only thing...
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to clarify, I can ping win7desktop but not by the hostname, only by IP address.
View ArticleReply To: Need help with two powershell scripts.
i just gave it a run and it worked great. i just added the -confirm:$false so i do not have to answer the prompts to confirm each user mailbox export. Get-Mailbox -Database “ftlx5\Fourth Storage...
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I swear I don’t get it. I can’t ping win7desktop02 from my DC/DNS server but I can from my FS01 (another 2012 server). I can also use new-pssession while on FS01 also so it’s obviously nothing to do...
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I don’t really have enough information to answer that, at this point. For a start, what’s the output from “ipconfig /all” on the DC, win7desktop02 and FS01?
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Maybe the NTFSsecurity module is useful: https://ntfssecurity.codeplex.com/
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