Powershell - Part 10

1008, 2018

Create custom name self signed certificate using PowerShell

By Thiyagu|Tags: Create custom name self signed certificate using PowerShell|0 Comments

During one of my client requirement, we received request for creating self-signed SSL certificate on IIS server for their play ground environment. so after analyzing i had found it can be achievable using the New-SelfSignedCertificate

2307, 2018

Powershell : How to get Application and Systems Logs From Event Viewer

By Thiyagu|Tags: powershell get-eventlog applications and services logs|0 Comments

I would like to show how-to work with events under Applications and system Logs using Powershell. Whether it’s an error report, a warning, or just an informational log, one of the most common places for

906, 2018

Add Binding To IIS – PowerShell

By Thiyagu|Tags: add binding powershell, Add Binding To IIS With PowerShell, dotnet-helpers.com dotnethelpers.com thiyagu, iis powershell new webbinding, new-webbinding, new-webbinding powershell, powershell add iis site binding, powershell add ssl certificate to binding, powershell addsslcertificate, powershell iis binding ssl certificate, powershell iis bindings, powershell iis new item multiple bindings, powershell iis require ssl, powershell new-webbinding ssl certificate, set-webbinding|2 Comments

Hi Guys, today we are going to disuses about how to add the binding to IIS using Powershell. In most case, during the deployments, the one of the painful activity is adding binding for new

906, 2018

Import-Module : The specified module ‘ServerManager’ was not loaded because no valid module file was found in any module directory

By Thiyagu|Tags: Import-Module : The specified module ‘ServerManager’ was not loaded because no valid module file was found in any module directory|0 Comments

Error: Import-Module : The specified module ‘ServerManager’ was not loaded because no valid module file was found in any module directory. While importing a module you may receive an error message : Import-Module : The

806, 2018

Powershell Script for Website Availability Monitoring with Excel Report as output

By Thiyagu|Tags: dotnethelpers.com thiyagu powershell dotnet-helpers.com, powershell check if website is started, powershell check website content, powershell get http response, powershell ping website, powershell script for website availability monitoring / url monitoring, Powershell Script for Website Availability Monitoring with Excel Report as output, powershell script to check url status, script to check website status, website monitoring script windows|6 Comments

In our previous post we already discussed about "How to check response code from a website using PowerShell" by using single URL in example. Here let we discuss how to read the list of URLs from

606, 2018

How to get the array as input using Powershell

By Thiyagu|Tags: array in sharepoint powershell script, dotnet-helpers.com, dotnethelpers.com, powershell array, powershell foreach array, powershell input list, powershell parameter array, powershell parameter list of values, powershell pass array to function, powershell pass multiple parameters to script, powershell user input array, Read-Host values into an Array, thyagu|1 Comment

To read an array into Read-Host (get the array as input), you would need to put it in a loop because anything entered into Read-Host will be interpreted as a string. To make output in

606, 2018

How to move files from one location to another location using PowerShell

By Thiyagu|Tags: move-item : cannot create a file when that file already exists., powershell copy and rename multiple files, powershell move and rename file, powershell move files older than, powershell move folder and subfolders, powershell move-item exclude folder, powershell move-item overwrite existing file, powershell move-item recurse, powershell script to copy files from one folder to another, powershell script to move files from one folder to another, powershell script to move files from one server to another|7 Comments

In this article, Let me show you how to move files from one location to another location using PowerShell script. The Move-Item cmdlet moves an item, including its properties, contents, and child items, from one location

1605, 2018

How to check response code from a website using PowerShell

By Thiyagu|Tags: check if a website is down powershell, powershell check if website is started, powershell check website content, powershell get http response, powershell get web page content, powershell if response, powershell invoke-restmethod status code, powershell ping website, Powershell Script for Website Availability Monitoring, powershell script for website availability monitoring / url monitoring, powershell script to check website availability, powershell test url exists, script to check website status, test web url powershell, website monitoring script windows|3 Comments

In this post we will discuss about how to check the response code from a website. In this article, we're going to cover how to build a PowerShell function that will query a specific URL

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