Exploring Different Ways to Check DNS Resolution in Windows PowerShell
Performing DNS resolution in Windows using PowerShell is a fundamental task for network administrators and IT professionals. Here are several methods to Check DNS Resolution using PowerShell, which you can share on your blog. The
How to run PowerShell Script from a Batch File
What is a .bat file? A batch file is a text file that the Windows cmd.exe command line processor executes as a batch job. It contains a series of line commands in plain text that
Export CSV file with Array values using Powershell
One of the best and easiest ways to put data into an easy-to-read format is with a CSV (comma-separated values ) file. The CSV file will have a line of headers to indicate column name
Add Tags On An AZURE SQL DATABASE Using PowerShell
As as system admin/DevOps guys, usually during audit time we need to complete the finding (by make the grouping to filter) in faster manner instead of doing as manual work, like similar we got the
Powershell Error handling with $ERROR Variable
In all programming, the code will have errors, and troubleshooting those problems will be difficult. Like another programming language, PowerShell has error handling mechanisms for handling the error in our programming (in this post, we
How to Create and Use PowerShell Modules
What is Module in PowerShell? As per docs.microsoft.com, A module is a package that contains PowerShell members, such as cmdlets, providers, functions, workflows, variables, and aliases. The members of this package can be implemented in
How to Check SSL Certificate Expiration Date in PowerShell
SSL ( Secure Sockets Layer) is a digital certificate that provides an encrypted connection between server and client and authenticates a website identity. To keep user-sensitive data secure, and provide trust to users, it is
How to Find and delete duplicate Files Using PowerShell
Anyone who manages a file storage has to keep track of the size of files to ensure there is always enough free space. Documents, photos, backups and other can quickly occupy up your shared file
