How to remove mapped network drive using PowerShell?
PowerShell Remove-PSDrive cmdlet used to remove mapped network drive in PowerShell and net use in cmd used to remove mapped network drive. In this article, …
Get-ADOrganizationalUnit in Active Directory – PowerShell
PowerShell Get-ADOrganizationalUnit cmdlet gets one or more active directory Organizational Units (OU). Get-ADOrganizationalUnit Filter parameter gets multiple OU based on search criteria. In this article, …
Check IIS Status Using PowerShell
PowerShell provides robust tools for managing IIS, including the IIS status. In Web Server Management, checking IIS status is a fundament administrative task. Using the …
Net User – Create Local User using CMD Prompt
Net User command-line tool used to add or modify user accounts, and manage user groups in Windows. I will explain how to create a local …
PowerShell tail – Get the last lines of the file
Very often Administrators have the task of monitoring log files like Windows log files, iis logs, error logs, and firewall log files, and getting the …
PowerShell – Get File Creation Date
Very often System administrator has to work with file and folder operations to get file creation date timestamp, and filename to extract all information in …
Quser to Get List of Users Logged on Server
The QUser command gets logged-in users on the local as well as remote computer and displays their information like username, session name, state, and Logon …
Start IIS App Pool Using PowerShell
In Web Server Management, starting the IIS (Internet Information Services) application pool is a fundamental administrative task. PowerShell has a WebAdministration module that provides cmdlets …
PowerShell List Application Pools
In Web Server Management, listing IIS application pools is an important administrative task. Listing application pools allows administrators to monitor resource allocation and maintenance. PowerShell …
PowerShell Stop IIS App Pool
In Web Server Management, stopping the IIS (Internet Information Services) application pool is a common administrative task. PowerShell has a WebAdministration module that provides cmdlets …