Powershell Comment – How to Add Comments to your Powershell Scripts
This article will take a look at the options available to make a comment or comments when coding using Powershell. The post Powershell Comment – How to Add Comments to your Powershell Scripts appeared...
View ArticleDownload vSphere Client
The question of where to download the vSphere client, including previous versions, comes up now and again. All links from vSphere 4.1 through to vSphere 6.x listed below: vSphere 4.1… The post Download...
View ArticleHow to Ping Ports on a Remote Host
This article is all about the different methods you can use to ping ports to help in troubleshooting network connectivity issues. The ping command is available across just about every… The post How to...
View ArticlePowerShell – How to Delete a File if it Exists
In this short tutorial I will show how to check if a file exists, and then delete a file if it exists using PowerShell. This can be useful if you… The post PowerShell – How to Delete a File if it...
View ArticleHow to List the Powershell Version Installed on Local and Remote Computers
This short article will should you a number of ways in which you can list the version of PowerShell installed on your loca system and on remote hosts. How to… The post How to List the Powershell...
View ArticlePowershell – Remove-Item
The Powershell remove-item cmdlet can be used to delete files, but it also can be used to remove other objects such as folders, registry keys and powershell variables. I’ve written… The post Powershell...
View ArticlePowerShell – How to Copy a File if it Exists
In this short tutorial I will show how to check if a file exists, and then copy a file if it exists using PowerShell (or move a file if it exists… The post PowerShell – How to Copy a File if it Exists...
View ArticleHow To Move a File Using Powershell
Moving files with PowerShell is a common task for system administrators and developers. It’s a useful way to automate file management tasks and streamline your workflow. However, before you can… The...
View ArticleHow to Concatenate Strings with Powershell
In PowerShell, you can use the + operator to concatenate (join) two or more strings together. This is useful for creating dynamic strings or for building strings from multiple smaller… The post How to...
View ArticleA Beginner’s Guide to the Netstat Command
Netstat is a powerful command-line tool that allows you to view information about your network connections and routing tables. It can be a useful tool for troubleshooting network issues, identifying…...
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