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• • Update-Ipod
  • by halr9000
  • 21 hours ago

  • Quick function to start a sync operation using the iTunes COM object.

• • Set-WebConfig
  • by Andy Schneider
  • 36 hours ago

  • A function to set a sql connection string in a web.config file
    Andy Schneider
    Get-PowerShell.com

• • Set-Computername
  • by Andy Schneider
  • 36 hours ago

  • A function to rename a computer
    Andy Schneider
    get-powershell.com

• • Set-Domain
  • by Andy Schneider
  • 36 hours ago

  • A function to join a domain
    Andy Schneider
    Get-powershell.com

• • Set-IPAddress
  • by Andy Schneider
  • 41 hours ago
  • 1. A function to set an IP Address
    2. Andy Schneider
    3. Get-PowerShell.com
• • Is-SameSubnet
  • by dragonmc77
  • 43 hours ago

  • Simple function that determines whether a pair of IP’s are on the same subnet, given a specified mask.

• • Out-Wiki
  • by Dmitry Sotnikov
  • 44 hours ago

  • Out-Wiki – converts cmdlets help to media wiki (wikipedia) format
    http://dmitrysotnikov.wordpress.com/2008/08/18/out-wiki-convert-powershell-help-to-wiki-format/
    Modify the invocation line at the bottom of the script to point to your
    PowerShell snapin, and change the preface in the “generate index” section

• • Automount new PSDrives
  • by Oisin Grehan
  • 4 days ago

  • This only works PowerShell v2.0 CTP2, and you’ll need to save it as AutoMount.psm1 in a directory under your documents folder like so (vista example):

    userprofile\documents\windowspowershell\packages\automount\automount.psm1

    You can then load it with the command:

    ps> add-module automount

    I have this in my profile. You can temporarily disable automount with the function Disable-AutoMount and reenable it at anytime with Enable-AutoMount. The module also exposes four new events for you to consume yourself. You could, for example, hook your own script to run anytime a device is added and/or removed. This is what I do myself in the module. I hook a WMI event once then forward 1 of 4 possible new events depending on the type of WMI event that was raised.

    NOTE: this particular flavour of WMI query only works in Vista and Windows 2003 it appears. I’m looking into getting it working with 2000/XP also.

• • demo
  • by Anonymous
  • 5 days ago

  • demo

• • Reset Time Sync Setting
  • by Brian English
  • 7 days ago

  • Cycles all VMs on VirtualCenter server and sets the ‘SyncTimeWithHost’ to true or false based on user input

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