Reply To: Secrets of PowerShell Remoting eBook Problem
I deleted the file and downloaded it again via Dave Wyatt’s link. This time it opens fine in Word. Odd, the link I was using was the following:...
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It depends on your choice of GUI: WPF or WinForms. PowerShell studio will work great with WinForms while using Visual Studio, you can take the XAML code that is generated and placing it in the...
View ArticleReply To: Change DHCP IP to STATIC IP
Hello Eric. Richard below is the script i tried for changing DHCP ip to static. but it is not working. [cmdletbinding()] Param (...
View ArticleReply To: Scripting gathering and inventorying info
Hi David, Scenario 1 Formatting is possible, but think of it separately from the actual data. Part of the reason for that is we sometimes want to process the data after it’s collected or even saved to...
View ArticleReply To: securely storing passwords for reuse w/o exposing them
I’d forgotten about that -RunAsCredential parameter for remoting endpoints. That’s certainly easier to implement than a REST API on a web server, but be careful to properly hide all the commands you...
View ArticleReply To: Scripting gathering and inventorying info
Thank you for extensive info and post. I will play around with this. It will be a good opportunity for me to hone my skill
View ArticleReply To: Replace (Or Edit) CSV Header Row
Hi David, you can using Import-Csv as well. Here is example => gsv b* | select Name,DisplayName,Status | export-csv C:\my.csv -NoTypeInformation => Import-Csv C:\my.csv | select @{Name =...
View ArticleLogging in PowerShell script like as MSBuild format
Hi All, I am new here, My questions is How can I do logging in my PowerShell script which will look like a MSBuild logging. MSBuild error message are like, C:\dir1\foo.resx(2) : error BC30188:...
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Each CMDLET has the common variables which contain. . . -Verbose -Debug -WarningAction -WarningVariable -ErrorAction -ErrorVariable -OutVariable -OutBuffer You can specify Out Variable and then output...
View ArticleReply To: Logging in PowerShell script like as MSBuild format
But I need the script output in MSBuild output format
View ArticleReply To: Change DHCP IP to STATIC IP
All your script is doing is collecting data on the network adapter configuration. I can’t see any where that you are setting IP addresses. You have to use the methods on the WMI class to perform the...
View ArticleRedirect Input (and output) on an external process.
A project I have been working on calls an external executable that I have little control over. It uses StandardOutput and StandardError which I can capture just fine from other similar things I’ve...
View ArticleReply To: Redirect Input (and output) on an external process.
If it supports StdIn for input, you can try piping the path to it (e.g., “path” > executable.exe). Otherwise, PowerShell wouldn’t really have a way to respond. Keep in mind that, when your external...
View ArticleReply To: Logging in PowerShell script like as MSBuild format
Ah I am not a developer so I have no idea what you are saying when you say MSBuild. It looks a lot like XML so you may be able to play with the ConvertTo-Xml or Export-Clixml CMDLETs to make it work....
View ArticleReply To: WriteOutput help
Don Jones wrote: You’re writing directly to the console. It isn’t intended to be redirected. Use Write-Output instead. That writes to the pipeline and can be redirected. Or, if you only want to write...
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Reply To: WriteOutput help
Don Jones wrote: You’re writing directly to the console. It isn’t intended to be redirected. Use Write-Output instead. That writes to the pipeline and can be redirected. Or, if you only want to write...
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I was able to get it to work by adding the -append switch. Thanks Don Jones! $searchOption =[IO.SearchOption]::AllDirectories $fileEntries = [IO.Directory]::GetFiles("\\cd1001-c100\public\isantillan",...
View ArticleHow to remove Drive Letter in PowerShell way
Add-Type @” using System; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; public class MountPoint { [DllImport("kernel32.dll", CharSet=CharSet.Auto, SetLastError=true)] public static extern bool...
View ArticleReply To: What tools do you use for creating GUI?
I am also using Powershell Studio and I am very pleased with it! Powershell Studio 2014 appeared some weeks ago as far as I know. I am still using 2012.
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