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  1. Powershell scripting STIG - social.technet.microsoft.com

    Apr 15, 2013 · Does anyone know of any current STIGs in relation to scripting in powershell?

  2. content filtering via Intune - social.technet.microsoft.com

    But, wanted to know what you mean by filtering? Are you expecting Intune to perform Proxy's work? I don't think that is not Intune is for. But if you have some proxy solution, Intune can …

  3. Using Get-ADGroup in a child domain

    I don't believe this is a scripting issue. I believe it is an issue of how to use AD across a trust and in a WAN environment. ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯ Edited byjrvTuesday, September 18, 2012 12:22 PM …

  4. Multiple DNS resolvers on Windows, how?

    I want DNS A to handle all domains that match the regex *.fabricam.com, and I want DNS B to handle *.woodgrovebank.com. Anything which doesn't match those domain names should be …

  5. gMSA + Task Scheduler v.4 - social.technet.microsoft.com

    Now you can create a task. Use PowerShell to dump the XML and edit it then import the task. This is the only way to set some intervals. The issue is not really a scripting issue but is an …

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  7. Printer Driver Installs - social.technet.microsoft.com

    My team manages just under 100 print servers (along with a few thousand...yup) windows servers globaly and are in need of scripting printer driver installs on Server 08. printui.dll has proven to …

  8. Powershell - social.technet.microsoft.com

    Jun 3, 2006 · PowerShell cannot be installed on Server Core. PowerShell requires managed code support which is not available in Server Core.

  9. How to create a log file using batch coding?

    Within batch file XYZ.bat, I would like to execute any coding at the end of XYZ.bat file to generate a log file at D:\Log.txt, which will keep previous records and add the current time and date at …

  10. powershell less than / less and equal issue

    PowerShell can compare version number values with the [Version] class: PS C:\> ( [Version] "2.0.9") -le ( [Version] "2.0.11") True Watch out, though as the [Version] class behaves …