Technically there is no security difference between the two methods. It’s only a matter of preferences and the behavior depends of a single registry value. Be prompted at the command line Set the ConsolePrompting value to True Be prompted from a dialog box Set the ConsolePrompting value to False or anything else than True. Or […]
If you have to find information in unstructured log files, PowerShell offers a variety of cmdlets that can help you parse text files to extract the information you need. In my last article, I showed you how to search the Windows Event Log with Get-Event. That’s where you usually spot most of the pertinent messages. […]
MAML is an XML-based markup language developed by the Microsoft User Assistance Platform team to provide user assistance. Among others, it is used in SCOM to format Knowledge articles. Here is how to convert a MAML string to standard readable text. Note: When you copy/paste code from a web site, quotes and backticks are often […]
Powershell has an easy to use and built-in cmdlet named Write-Progres. However, displaying the PercentComplete parameter seems sometimes cumbersome. Fortunately, most of the time, you need a progress bar when you are inside a foreach loop. This makes it easy to handle because the object you enumerate has a Count and an IndexOf properties. Basic […]
This one is not really complicated. You must just open your eyes because this parameter is working differently. Usually, you pass parameters with the variable name preceded by a $ dollar sign. But for the Tee-Object cmdlet, you must omit the $ dollar sign for the Variable parameter, and it works like a charm!
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