PowerShell Select-String Ignore Case
In PowerShell, Select-String ignores the case by default. It is case-insensitive. It uses the Pattern parameter to match a species string or regex patterns and …
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PowerShell -OutVariable Parameter
The PowerShell -OutVariable is a useful parameter that stores the output from the command in the specified variable, while also sending the output to the …
Get-Adcomputer- Find Operating System
The command to find the operating system name, and version of the computer in the Active directory is Get-AdComputer. This command has an OperatingSystem property …
PowerShell – Convert Datetime to String
The PowerShell DateTime object has a built-in method that converts datetime to string. The ToString() method of the DateTime object converts a DateTime to a …
Merge Multiple Text Files into One in PowerShell
Merging multiple text files into one in PowerShell can be accomplished using the Get-Content and Set-Content cmdlets in PowerShell. Concatenating files into one is necessary …
Get-ADComputer- Find Computer Details in OU with Examples
Get-AdComputer cmdlet in PowerShell is used to find one or more computers in the Active Directory or find computers in OU (Organization Unit). Using the …
PowerShell Compare Two Strings
Comparing two strings in PowerShell can be easily done using different ways like using the equal() method, -eq operator, or PowerShell -like operator to compare …
Get-AdComputer PasswordLastSet – Find Stale Computers
PasswordLastSet attribute stores information about the password last set for the computer. In the active directory, you can check the last password set date in the …
PowerShell Convert Integer to String
In PowerShell to perform automation tasks, it’s quite often to convert data from different data types like converting an integer to a string. To convert …
PowerShell Convert String to Integer
In PowerShell, converting string to integer is necessary when mathematical or conditional operations need to be performed on a value stored as a string. Use …