Free Utility Lets You Retrieve a Little or a Lot of Inventory Information
Although billed as "lite," the System Inventory Lite utility doesn't skimp on functionality. With this utility, you can perform a complete inventory of computer systems or retrieve just the specific information you need.
Windows IT Pro - Karen Bemowski
Download Hyper-V Sever 2008
Try out Hyper-V Server 2008
Windows IT Pro - Michael Otey
Iterating Through Collections with PowerShell's foreach Loops
Windows PowerShell provides two types of foreach loops: the foreach statement and the ForEach-Object cmdlet. Although you can obtain the same results with both types of loops, they differ in several important respects.
Windows IT Pro - Robert Sheldon
Listing Members of an AD Group
Use this command to list all members of a specified AD Group.
Windows IT Pro - John Savill
Mimic Vista's Event Triggers in XP
Windows Vista lets you create event-triggered actions through Event Viewer. You can achieve the same functionality in Window XP using a VBScript script and the eventtrigger.exe command-line utility.
Windows IT Pro - Readers
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[September 24, 2008]
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Build Directory Tree Structure Reports
Documenting your directory structure provides insight about how your applications and server drives are built and where key components reside.
Windows IT Pro - Jim Turner
SQL Server 2008 & the TPC-E
Windows IT Pro - Michael Otey
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[September 18, 2008]
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Use PowerShell to Manage Fine-Grained Password Policies in Windows Server 2008
Using ADSI Edit to administer Password Settings objects (PSOs) is cumbersome and time-consuming. To reduce the amount of time it takes, you can use PowerShell and some free AD cmdlets.
Windows IT Pro - Readers
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[September 14, 2008]
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Q. How can I find the number of mailboxes per database on a server?
FAQ for Windows - John Savill
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[September 13, 2008]
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Q. Why am I receiving logon prompts from Outlook Anywhere clients when I have IIAuth set to Basic and NTLM?
FAQ for Windows - John Savill
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[September 5, 2008]
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Data Manipulation with ADO
ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) let you access, filter, sort, and retrieve data from Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft Access databases using VBScript and other scripting languages. Here are some of the most common uses of ADO for databases.
Windows IT Pro - Robert Sheldon
Descriptions for Numeric Error Codes Are Just a Click Away
Encountering an error when writing a script is frustrating. Even more frustrating is when the error message provides only a cryptic numeric code. Here's an HTA can help alleviate these frustrations by converting that error code into an error description.
Windows IT Pro - Karen Bemowski
Google Chrome: IE Killer?
Windows IT Pro - Michael Otey
Managing AD User Accounts with PowerShell
Although PowerShell doesn't include cmdlets for managing Active Directory, AD cmdlets are available—and they're free. You can use them to automate many of the tasks you need to perform to keep user accounts up-to-date.
Windows IT Pro - Dmitry Sotnikov
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[August 22, 2008]
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Q. When I run a Win32 process from Windows PowerShell, how can I pause PowerShell so that the process can exit before I run other PowerShell commands?
FAQ for Windows - John Savill
Download SQL Server 2008 Express
Windows IT Pro - Michael Otey
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[August 15, 2008]
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Q. How can I use PowerShell to get a list of all Exchange users who are hidden from the Global Address List (GAL)?
FAQ for Windows - John Savill
Running Windows Server 2003 under Hyper-V
Windows IT Pro - Michael Otey
Identifying your Hyper-V Version
Windows IT Pro - Michael Otey
The ABCs of ADO
Here's what you need to know to start using ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) in VBScript scripts to interact with a variety of data sources.
Windows IT Pro - Karen Bemowski
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