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 …
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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 …
Add Computer to Group using Add-ADGroupMember
Add-AdGroupMember cmdlet adds one or more users, computers, groups, or service accounts in active directory groups. You can use Add-AdGroupMember to add a computer to …
Add Users to AD Groups with Add-AdGroupMember
In an Active Directory, it’s very important to add user accounts to the active directory and manage groups effectively. Add-AdGroupMember cmdlet in PowerShell adds users …
Get AdUser Pipe to Add AdGroupMember
To get aduser pipe to add into the active directory group as a member, you will need to get aduser using the Get-AdUser and pipe …
Get AdUser ErrorAction – Check Existence of AD Object
The Get-AdUser cmdlet in PowerShell gets one or more active directory users. While performing aduser based operation, if an aduser object doesn’t exist and is …
Get-ADGroup – Manage Active Directory Groups
PowerShell Get-ADGroup cmdlet gets one or more active directory groups or gets multiple ad groups based on search conditions. Get-ADGroup gets a default set of …
Get-AdGroupMember – Export AD Group Members to CSV
Get-AdGroupMember PowerShell cmdlet gets AD group members, members can be users, computers, or groups. Administrator often needs to export active directory group members to CSV …
PowerShell Get-ChildItem (gci,dir) Guide [With Examples]
PowerShell Get-ChildItem cmdlet gets the items and child items in or more specified location. PowerShell Get-ChildItem (GCI) is similar to the dir command in the …