Find the open ports of a host using PowerShell

Display the Folder Size and the files contained within it using PowerShell

Many of us are always looking at what is using space on a server because one of the monitoring solutions has such as SolarWinds, SCOM or LabTech have sent an alert that the C:\ Drive has gone below 15% or whatever threshold you have set. Many of these are enterprise...
Find the open ports of a host using PowerShell

Quickly update the default startup location when opening PowerShell in Server 2022

If you work in PowerShell as much as I do and you have a dedicated folder where you run scripts, having to keep navigating to the folder can become a pain. By default, PowerShell will open up in the user that is logged in directory, below we can see that I am logged...
Find the open ports of a host using PowerShell

Validate Windows Activation Status using PowerShell and display the results in a GridView.

If you work with a large number of servers and you do not use a system to manage the activation of all machines built, manually logging in and checking the status is just time consuming. I put together a script that will go and get the status of all machines specified...
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