How to get the Active Directory Site subnets

This Powerhsell script helped to troubleshoot some server and DC issues Read more →

How to check an AD group is Unix-Enabled with Powershell

A common requirement when using Active Directory Groups and Linux is to check if the Active Directory Group is Unix enabled. In simple terms - Unix - enabling means to provide a group (or user) a Unix identity. Importantly - Unix logons are identified in the system by an identifier. Sometimes you make a request to Unix enable an AD group and need to check if the group has actually been Unix - enabled. When querying the Active Directory and to identify if an AD group has been Unix -enabled , the key is to resolve the AD group and... Read more →

How to use Powershell export-csv without a header

Question: I'm trying to use powershell cmdlet export-csv to output a csv file - but without the header information from a sql server recordset i.e first row I'm trying to implement this powershell code snippet. $outputfile="\\myoutputfile.csv" $dt = new-object "System.Data.DataTable" --add some data into the data table dt | select * -ExcludeProperty RowError, RowState, HasErrors, Name, Table, ItemArray | export-csv -path $outputfile -NoTypeInformation Answer: It is possible to get the no header on an export-csv - but it does require a few workarounds - which seem excessive for what you're attempting to achieve I prefer to use the powershell cmdlet... Read more →

How to get DSN list from remote servers using Powershell

How to use Powershell for listing DSNs Read more →