by Todd Willett | Feb 2, 2021 | PowerShell
One thing I like about scripting/programming in general is that I never seem to have it all together before I learn about some magical piece of code, which I was unaware even existed, and it goes on to change my life forever. Some of these are quite bigly and others... 
by Todd Willett | Jan 18, 2021 | PowerShell, Windows
There’s a special place in my heart full of sympathy for those poor souls who are allergic to chocolate. Chocolate is one of those rare delicacies that just about fixes all of life’s problems with just one sweet little treat eaten at the right time, which... 
by Todd Willett | Jan 29, 2019 | PowerShell, VMware
In the VMware vSphere Web Client, you can see quite a bit of information about your VMs including information about the guest operating system running. You can see how many network adapters you’ve added and you can see the IP Addresses configured if you have the... 
by Todd Willett | Oct 29, 2018 | Office 365, PowerShell
Who doesn’t love Exchange Online dynamic distribution groups? It’s like cattle that sort themselves. Or maybe you don’t love them, but who loves maintaining super large distribution groups? (Not this guy) It’s like feeling good about who you are as a person when... 
by Todd Willett | Oct 19, 2018 | PowerShell
Part I Part II Part III Part IV Alright, so we’re nearly finished with our PowerShell script to create users in bulk in AD with random passwords, but we want to add a last few touches to our (finger painting) work of art. Firstly, let’s add that password back into the...