PowerShell Create Folder If Not Exists
In this post, I share a script that will help you create folders and sub-folders with PowerShell if they do not already exist.
In this post, I share a script that will help you create folders and sub-folders with PowerShell if they do not already exist.
This is a post on how to create new files and folders using PowerShell. Creating new files and folders in Windows is generally done via GUI.
When attempting to run a PowerShell script you may receive the following error: cdk.ps1 cannot be loaded because running scripts is disabled on this system.
All admins need a tool to test connectivity to remote servers on TCP ports. In Windows, this is commonly done using PuTTy or PowerShell.
When you need something scheduled in Windows, the Task Scheduler is the tool at-hand. Running PowerShell (.ps1) scripts as Scheduled Tasks is done differently than differently than running regular .bat scripts.
In order to join a Windows Server to a domain, you may need to request that the network team open certain firewall rules.
Windows Server Core is the CLI only version of the Windows OS. This post is a run-through of configuring a new Windows Server 2016 Core host, detailed in the following steps;
This post contains a demo of joining a Windows Server onto a test Domain, which I created in my previous post (Installing Active Directory on Windows Server 2016).
This post contains a demo installation of Active Directory Domain Services on Windows Server 2016. It follows a previous post for a series of test lab configuration posts.
This post contains a demo of installing the Windows Server 2016 Operating System on Hyper-V. To install the Hyper-V Role on Windows 10, see this guide from Microsoft Docs: