How to Delete Files in PowerShell
This is a post on how to delete files in PowerShell – useful for when you need to delete files as part of a script in Windows.
How to Check Your PowerShell Version on Windows
This post is a guide on how to check your current PowerShell version on a Windows machine. It’s important to keep all software as up-to-date as possible, we all know it.
How to Automate PowerShell Scripts with Windows Task Scheduler
This post is useful if you need to run PowerShell Scripts automatically with a set schedule in Windows. In the demos below, we’re creating new Scheduled Tasks via GUI and with PowerShell.
SQL Server Default Port
The default port for the SQL Server Engine is 1433, which is a useful thing to know if you’re working as a Database Administrator (DBA) or Database Reliability Engineering (DBRE) type role.
PowerShell Restart Services on Multiple Hosts
This post contains a script that will help you restart services on multiple hosts at the same time using PowerShell. To run a command in PowerShell on remote machines, we can use the Invoke-Command cmdlet.
PowerShell ForEach Loop Tutorial
Looping is a fundamental concept in PowerShell, and in programming in general. It’s needed for various situations where we need to work with one object at a time within an array/collection of objects.
How to Check Windows Firewall Status with PowerShell
This is a quick post on how to check your local Windows Firewall status using PowerShell. PowerShell commands follow standards and use verb-noun pairs for cmdlets.
How to Enable Windows Firewall with PowerShell
This post is a demo on how to enable Windows Firewall with PowerShell in Windows Server. This might be needed if you have discovered Windows Firewall is disabled on your or multiple computers, or you might want to re-enable after disabling this for a test (see my other post on disabling instead of enabling).
How to Disable Windows Firewall with PowerShell
This post is a demo on how to disable Windows Firewall with PowerShell in Windows Server. Disabling the Local Firewall on Windows is not a recommended move, and it will ultimately make your computer less secure.
Best Terminal for Windows 2022
This is a post to share an opinion on what the best Terminal in Windows is. The answer to all our needs in 2022 is Windows Terminal.
