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Tag Archives: .net
PowerShell and Events: Object Events
Continuing in my little series on PowerShell and different types of events, I will go into working with Object events and how you can use those with the Register-ObjectEvent cmdlet. Because the parameters are the same as Register-EngineEvent, I won’t … Continue reading
Quick Hits: Translate Windows Error Codes
Sometimes while working in Windows you might see some logs or receive an error message that are just numbers. Something like a 5 or maybe a 32. Regardless, these are nothing short of confusing and make you have to Google … Continue reading
Working with Software Rollback Policies using PowerShell
One of the things I deal with a lot where I work when performing patch installations is that the number of .NET patches is just amazing! Obviously, these patches are a must to get installed, but sometimes they do not … Continue reading
Querying UDP Ports with PowerShell
It was brought to my attention earlier in the week that my Test-Port script had a fairly big bug involving checking the UDP port to determine whether it was open or not. Initially, the function would always come back with … Continue reading
Guest Blog on Hey, Scripting Guy! on Querying for X509 Certificates
A month ago, I was asked by Ed Wilson if I wanted to write a guest blog on the Hey, Scripting Guy blog. Naturally, I said yes to this because this an opportunity to write for a great guy like … Continue reading