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http://www.sivarajan.com/scripts.html Scripts and Tools Uninstall Symatec and Install ForeFront Client Serurity - VB Script This script can be use to uninstall Symantec Antivirus client and install Microsoft Forefront Client Security. In this script you will see functions for removing Symantec passwords, uninstalling Symantec Antivirus, uninstalling Symantec Endpoint and installing FCS. Usage : Rename the file extension to .vbs and run as a startup/shutdown GPO.

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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd391964(v=ws.10).aspx This topic explains how to use the Active Directory module for Windows PowerShell to create a managed service account. Managed service accounts are used to run various services for applications that are operating in your domain environment. The following example demonstrates how to create a service account, SQL-SRV1, in the container Managed Service Accounts in the Fabrikam.com domain:

Creating a Managed Service Account

http://theessentialexchange.com/blogs/michael/archive/2009/12/22/getting-the-contents-of-an-active-directory-integrated-dns-zone-version-2.aspx In June of 2009, I published the first version of Getting the Contents of an Active Directory Integrated DNS Zone . Shortly after that, Chris Dent (chris at highorbit dot co dot uk) published a blog post clarifying the format of the dnsRecord attribute. Most of the time, the difference between the "correct" format and what I had deduced had no effect.

Getting the Contents of an Active Directory Integrated DNS Zone, Version 2

http://blogs.technet.com/b/benp/archive/2008/06/12/tech-ed-2008-demo-2-administering-servers-in-bulk.aspx Bonjour Bonjour It’s time for Demo 2 – Administering Servers in Bulk. I’ve attached the 4 scripts that I used. Demo 2 – Administering Servers in Bulk

Tech Ed 2008 - Demo 2 - Administering Servers in Bulk - Benp's Guide to Stuff

http://blogs.technet.com/b/benp/archive/2008/06/12/tech-ed-2008-demo-1-administering-windows.aspx Hello Again Well I’ve delivered my session “Windows, PowerShell and WMI: Unveiling Microsoft’s Best Kept Secret”, and as promised here are the scripts for the Demo’s I used during my session: Demo 1 – Administering Windows All these demos are simple command lines that I just typed straight in PowerShell, no need for any fancy scripts. Basics

Tech Ed 2008 - Demo 1 - Administering Windows - Benp's Guide to Stuff

This article was formerly titled "Automating IT Tasks with Windows PowerShell Overview."** Introduction and Getting Started PowerShell is a vast product, especially when you take into account how it's used in other products such as Lync Server, Exchange, and the Windows Operating System.

Windows PowerShell Survival Guide - TechNet Articles - Home - TechNet Wiki

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/windows-powershell-survival-guide.aspx
Note: Notice the news of 2005-04-12! Table of Contents MAML - Overview Microsoft Assistance Markup Language (MAML) is a XML based markup language used by "Longhorn" Help. http://www.help-info.de/en/Help_Info_AP_Help/longhorn_maml_example.htm

MAML - Microsoft Assistance Markup Language

Scripting with Windows PowerShell

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/scriptcenter/powershell.aspx PowerShell Essentials for the Busy Admin (Part 1 of 5): PowerShell 'SmowerShell'—Why You Should Learn Windows PowerShell

DFS-R Health Report for SYSVOL « blog.powershell.no

http://blog.powershell.no/2010/12/30/dfs-r-health-report-for-sysvol/ Distributed File System Replication (DFS-R) was introduced as a replacement for File Replication Service (FRS) in Windows Server 2008, and was further enhanced in Windows Server 2008 R2. When your domain functional level are set to Windows Server 2008, you have the option to migrate SYSVOL-replication from the deprecated FRS to the new and more reliable DFS-R service. A major advantage of using DFS-R over FRS is that FRS copies the whole file when a change are made, while DFS-R only copies the changed bits. This and further details are discussed here . I`ve also included some links in the resource section below on how to perform an FRS to DFS-R migration.
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Windows PowerShell Survival Guide - TechNet Articles - Home - TechNet Wiki

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/windows-powershell-survival-guide.aspx?wa=wsignin1.0 This article was formerly titled "Automating IT Tasks with Windows PowerShell Overview."** Introduction and Getting Started PowerShell is a vast product, especially when you take into account how it's used in other products such as Lync Server, Exchange, and the Windows Operating System.
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Scripting Series – Interesting things you can do with VBScript and Powershell – Post 1, Self Deletion « .\Matthew Long

Posted by Matthew on February 25, 2011 For the first challange i’m going to tackle in this series , we have the problem of self deletion. After quite a bit of experimentation, i found a powershell script cannot delete itself without help from some outside source. Having the script setup a scheduled task on a timer to delete itself is one option, and Scheduled tasks in powershell is certainly well documented on the internet. However, as i already wanted a simple way of students cleaning up their own machines (and telling someone who has never used powershell to run as an admin, set execution policy etc etc isn’t fun) i instead decided to go with a VBScript.
This morning PowerWF and PowerSE 2.7 were released to the web and they can now be downloaded from http://www.powerwf.com . These releases offer a lot of new value to PowerWF and PowerSE users, as follows: PowerWF 2.7 Highlights New Start Page with New Workflows The start page in PowerWF has been completely redesigned to provide immediate value out of the box for PowerWF customers. The new design highlights the Workflow Library that is included with PowerWF, allowing customers to play workflows in the library without opening a workflow or script document.

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When you write a function, you can name a set of parameters and PowerShell will bind command line arguments to them. Any command line argument that is NOT bound do a parameter is available as $args. Let me illustrate: PS>function test ($a) {"Remaing args = $args"} PS>test -A value Remaing args = PS> PS>test -A value -B value2 -C this is a test Remaing args = -B value2 -C this is a test PS> PS>function test ($a,$b,$c) {"Remaing args = $args"} PS>test -A value -B value2 -C this is a test Remaing args = is a test Eric asked me the question, "How can I get ALL the arguments and not just the "remaining arguments".

Getting ALL Your Parameters - Windows PowerShell Blog

eBook: Layman’s guide to PowerShell 2.0 remoting

If are you a regular visitor to this blog, you may be aware of my PowerShell remoting series of blog articles. Traffic to this blog increased by almost 80% ever since I started the remoting series. This set of articles appear on the first page of Internet search almost all the time.
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