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Note: This script is tailored for the project I used it in. It should work out of the box (by only changing the $location variable), but sometimes it doesn't (because of the configuration of Active Directory, missing of the AD Module, etc. etc). Most of the times when it doesn't
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Updated 6/12/2013
Released 4/26/2012
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Updated 9/27/2013
Released 11/30/2012
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This script will create groups in Active Directory based on the settings in the input file (see the CSV file below this script for an example of the input file used). These settings can, of course, be changed or extended.
The script does a check if the group that needs to be c |
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Updated 2/21/2013
Released 8/8/2012
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This script will trigger SCCM Repairs on remote machines (workstations / servers / etc). It will trigger all machines that are defined in the input file. I mostly used FQDN names in the input file, but in one environment the script kept failing on these.
This was because DNS se |
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Updated 8/17/2012
Released 6/14/2012
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This is a very easy and short script which does the following:Loop recursively through the root directory of the script (from where it is run).Search for all *.txt filesGet the contents of those filesMatch the contents of those *.txt files each entry in a control file (control_fi
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Updated 7/5/2012
Released 7/5/2012
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How do I rename all files (especially photos) recursively to their parent directorywith an increasing number? This question is asked frequently in my personal environment, so I decided to create a PowerShell script for it. This script does the following:
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Updated 4/25/2012
Released 4/23/2012
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An easy script (with error handling) which adds / removes AD groups to / from one another, based on an input CSV file (and the ActiveDirectory PowerShell Module).
Enter the correct parameters in the CSV file and run the script. add_remove_ad_g |
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Updated 7/24/2012
Released 7/5/2012
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For a project it was required to extract all *.xml files from all *.zip files in a specific folder. I thought this would be useful for a lot of (IT) people.The script is based on small pieces of code (for the Zip read) which is floating around on the internet, but mostly on what
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Updated 6/26/2012
Released 6/26/2012
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During a project it was required to do extensive and recurring cleanups of applications within that specific company. The cleanup was done in Active Directory by checking who wasn’t supposed to be a member of the application groups, but also through SCCM.For the SCCM cleanup 3 di
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Updated 4/25/2012
Released 4/25/2012
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