Getting information about Windows OS and it’s hardware is crucial for System Administrator’s today. But main question is how to collect it. Lot of companies have software like SCCM, SCOM and other tools to obtain this information. When it comes to grabbing information from various servers and analyzing it at same time, nothing beats PowerShell. …
The purpose of this post is to go through guided installation of Microsoft System Center 2016 Operations Manager with agent installation and management pack importing as well. As this is Microsoft product, I will be using Microsoft Documentation – https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/system-center-docs/om/welcome-to-operations-manager Microsoft has put lot of emphasis on Enterprise based Monitoring solution for infrastructure resources. In Today’s …
SOE – Windows Desktop or Server Customization – Top 10 things to do using Powershell Overview: Building a new server can be challenging, especially if you are looking to fully automate your installations. It not only helps you save time doing basic system admin tasks but also helps you maintain certain standards. Think of building …
This Powershell Script gets All the agents for SCOM Instance, Display the results and Export to CSV if required. Requirements: System Center Operations Manager Tested Environment: System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager, System Center Operations Manager 2007 & 2007 R2, Powershell Version 3.0 & 4.0 NOTE: Script is designed to run only on SCOM Management Server. …
WHAT: I have been asked to write a script in Powershell which test the connectivity to an OpenLDAP Server with minimum rights. Only rights the user will have is to connect to the LDAP Server, no search or other permissions are granted. HOW: As I highly believe in automation and script whatever I can and needs …