How to display firewall rule ports numbers with PowerShell
Displaying firewall rules with PowerShell is very easy with the Get-NetFirewallRule cmdlet.
However, there is a gap: port numbers are not displayed.
What is the difference between a secure string and an encrypted string?
You may be probably a little lost when you start working with Powershell cmdlets handling secure strings.
Indeed, one can think that ConvertFrom-SecureString gives you back what you entered with Read-Host -AsSecureString or ConvertTo-SecureString.
But that’s not the case!
How to deploy a Data Protector agent in a DMZ from the Cell Manager
Officially, with version 10.03 this method is not supported.
However, I was able to figure out the prerequisites to make it work.
[Solved] PSReadLine not working in PowerShell 6
In PowerShell 6.2 PSReadLine and your usual shortcuts are not working at all…
How to start with PowerShell Core in a few minutes
Please note that this post is not intended to absolute PowerShell beginners, but rather to Windows PowerShell users who want to give a try to PowerShell Core aka PowerShell 6.x.
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