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6 check-ins using file ConvertTo-DN.ps1 version 21e738a0e6
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2018-06-10
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| 13:50 | Port of Perl 6’s gather/take (which itself is a port of Mathematica’s Reap/Sow) check-in: d4a4299a63 user: Public Domain tags: trunk | |
| 13:50 | There are a couple scripts that parse netsh commands. I didn’t see this one already done, so I couldn’t steal it. I suppose I could use some regex or something simple to cut the whitespace, so feel free to “fix her up”, but this got the job done (of putting the netsh output into an object). This is a snip from a larger script I wrote as a looping, recording monitor. I used this guy’s script for inspiration: http://poshcode.org/1731 check-in: 497a442218 user: Josh Popp tags: trunk | |
| 13:50 | Looks for a file into PATH variable. check-in: 2d2e7d476b user: greg zakharov tags: trunk | |
| 13:50 | Script originally developed for internal DBAs to get information on processor core counts, which is important for licensing. This script includes some basic error handling and full comment based help. Output properties are Computer, Socket (Designation), Core Count, Logical Processors, Hyperthreading Enabled, Description and Type (Physical/Virtual). check-in: 37093f1427 user: Kevin Kirkpatrick tags: trunk | |
| 13:50 | Fix check-in: 00f2e57619 user: greg zakharov tags: trunk | |
| 13:50 | A couple functions I use to convert DN to Canonical, and canonical to DN. I find them handy for adhoc AD tasks… I saw someone ask about it on #powershell and figured I would share :) check-in: 683a8be5c2 user: Glenn Sizemore glnsize tags: trunk | |