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    Automating the world one-liner at a time…

    June 2006 | PowerShell

    Listing all the COM automation PROGIDs
    Listing all the COM automation PROGIDs
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJune 29, 2006Jun 29, 200606/29/06
    <edited 7/2/2006 to add categories and PSMDTAGs> Windows PowerShell allows you to program against COM automation.  The typical way to do this is : $x = new-ojbect -ComObject <PROGID> The question then is, how do I know what progids I can use.  Here are there 3 answers I'm lucky enough to be in category 3 so I'll ...

    Comments are closed.0FAQTYPE:COM
    Finding the static methods of a class
    Finding the static methods of a class
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJune 26, 2006Jun 26, 200606/26/06
    <Edited 7/2/2006 to add categories and tags> In the previous entry, it showed how you could use the static method GetHostAddresses of the [System.Net.Dns] class to resolve a hostname.  This begs the question, how do you find the static methods of a class.  There are 2 answers to this: 1) SDK documentation.  (remember the ...

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    Windows PowerShell One Liner: Name to IP Address
    Windows PowerShell One Liner: Name to IP Address
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJune 26, 2006Jun 26, 200606/26/06
    <Edited 7/2/2006 to add tags and category>Wei Wu provided a nice one liner in response to a query in our NewsGroup: Microsoft.Public.Windows.PowerShell about how to resolve a hostname into an IP Address: PS> [System.Net.Dns]::GetHostAddresses("www.msn.com") IPAddressToString : 207.68.173.76Address      &...

    Comments are closed.0FAQ
    Improved Support for WMI
    Improved Support for WMI
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJune 25, 2006Jun 25, 200606/25/06
    <Edited 7/2/2006 to add tags and categories>We have recently completed work on improved support for WMI including: Everyone that uses WMI owes a debt of gratitude to Greg Ramsey.  Greg did an MMS session and lab focused on Scripting SMS using VBscript and Windows PowerShell.  Jim Truher and I joined Greg to host a Birds...

    Comments are closed.0FAQTYPE:WMI
    BaseName for FileInfo objects
    BaseName for FileInfo objects
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJune 24, 2006Jun 24, 200606/24/06
    <Edited to add categories>In our active, responsive, and useful newsgroup Microsoft.Public.Windows.PowerShell (SELL SELL SELL :-) ),  MVP Alex Angelopoulos recented posted the following: Although file extension changing is a common technique in administrative tasks, the System.IO.FileInfo class does not provide a direct ...

    Comments are closed.0PHILOSOPHYTYPEEXTENSION
    Managing Active Directory with Windows PowerShell
    Managing Active Directory with Windows PowerShell
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJune 24, 2006Jun 24, 200606/24/06
    MOW is now posting the details of his Managing Active Directory with Windows PowerShell demo that he performed at my TechEd talk.  This is worthwhile for everyone to review.  For the people at the talk, we covered a huge amount of data in a very short time so it would be worth while to walk through the details.  For ...

    Comments are closed.0FAQPHILOSOPHY
    Windows PowerShell One-Liner:  List all the subdirectories in the current directory
    Windows PowerShell One-Liner: List all the subdirectories in the current directory
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJune 23, 2006Jun 23, 200606/23/06
    dir | where {$_.PsIsContainer} Alternatively you could: dir |where {$_.mode -match "d"} Jeffrey SnoverWindows PowerShell Architect...

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    Cleaning up obsolete Windows PowerShell Aliases
    Cleaning up obsolete Windows PowerShell Aliases
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJune 23, 2006Jun 23, 200606/23/06
    Over the course of time, I've written a number of functions & cmdlets and then created aliases for those.  Many of those where Ad Hoc and I've since thrown them away but I still have the aliases sticking around.  Here is a quick and easy way to determine the validity of your aliases gal |%{if (!(gcm $_.Definition -ea ...

    Comments are closed.0ENVIRONMENT
    Leveraging Windows PowerShell Type Extensions to get documentation
    Leveraging Windows PowerShell Type Extensions to get documentation
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJune 23, 2006Jun 23, 200606/23/06
    After just a little use of Windows PowerShell, you quickly learn that you need to pipe objects in the GET-MEMBER utility to understand the capabilities of that object.  Get-Member reflects against the object and shows you all of its methods and properties (more as well but that will be a different blog).  Get-Member is getting that ...

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    Windows PowerShell documentation
    Windows PowerShell documentation
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJune 23, 2006Jun 23, 200606/23/06
    I have recently noticed that a number of people have missed the fact that we have a Windows PowerShell Documenation Download (for RC1) at: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=2B0BBFCD-0797-4083-A817-5E6A054A85C9&displaylang=en Everyone should download this document and give it a read.  I think you'll be pleasantly...

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