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PowerShell:- Check VM Replicas using simple commands.
On a Hyper-V host, you can run a command to check the replica but you can format the data in multiple ways based on what you want to see. For example, you can run the following command below to view the replicas on a host: Get-VMReplication The command above pretty...
Windows PowerShell:- Change the Execution Policy
As an Admin you can restrict access to PowerShell and what can run. With a simple command you can view the execution policy set on a server: Get-ExecutionPolicy As shown above, it is set to unrestricted on this server. To change it to restricted as an example you can...
Windows Server 2012/2012 R2/2016 – Remove Malware embedded in WMI with PowerShell
With Malware getting smarter each time and out running the Anti-Virus and embedding itself in the Operating System that it thinks its Legit, there is a way to remove it when it writes an encrypted entry or multiple entries to the WMI database. To remove it you will...
PowerShell – Setting all offline disks online with single command
In Exchange, if you have created a large number of disks to cater for your DAG or multiple DAG's, setting them online one by one can be a very time consuming job. With PowerShell you can set all the offline disks online and then create your mount points but we will...
Windows Server 2019 – Stop Server Manager loading at startup using a PowerShell command
Part of any Operating System that you install, whether it is Server 2012 or Server 2019, Server Manager launches on startup. A quick command below will create a registry key and disable it so it doesn't start on windows boot. Here is the command: Invoke-Command...