# Use the ADSI type accelerator to bind to your domain
$domain = [adsi]"LDAP://your.domain"

# Create a new DirectoryServices.DirectorySearcher pointed to your domain.
$ADSearcher = New-Object System.DirectoryServices.DirectorySearcher $domain

# Use LDAP search syntax filtering to setup our search filter, using the wildcard
# syntax to return all versions of windows Server
$adSearcher.filter = "(&(objectClass=Computer)(operatingSystem=Windows Server*))"

# Get the properties we care about. Cast to void to avoid printing out the array # index to the console every time we add a property
[void]$adsearcher.propertiestoload.add("operatingSystem")
[void]$adSearcher.propertiestoload.add("description")
[void]$adSearcher.propertiestoload.add("name")

# Retrieve our results.
$results = $adSearcher.FindAll()

# This is the code to export to csv since Export-CSV remains annoying to work with
# and won't handle just $results | export-Csv. So we first create a hashtable
$exportTable = @()
foreach($result in $results) {
	# Shorthand to create an object with 3 properties
	$outObj = "" | select name,description,os

	# set our properties, cast to String using the type accelerator
	$outObj.name = [string]$result.properties.name
	$outObj.description = [string]$result.properties.description
	$outObj.OS = [string]$result.properties.operatingsystem

	# add our object to our hash table
	$exportTable += $outObj
}

# Export to csv
$exportTable | export-Csv C:\temp\blah.csv -noTypeInformation

adaz fucked around with this message at 15:48 on Aug 24, 2012

#
# --- Load Snap-Ins and Modules ---
#
	if(@(Get-PSSnapin | where-object {$_.Name -eq "Microsoft.SystemCenter.VirtualMachineManager"} ).count -eq 0) { Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SystemCenter.VirtualMachineManager }

$objs = @()

#
# --- Import CSV ---
#

$csv_import = Import-Csv "C:\VM Import\VMimport.csv" -Delimiter ,

foreach ($line in $csv_import) {
	$VMName = $line.VMName
	$VMHost = $line.VMHost
	$HyperVDiskPath = $line.HyperVDiskPath

	Write-Host "Creating "$VMName" on "$VMHost" using volume "$HyperVDiskPath"..."
}

Unexpected token 'in' in expression or statement.
At C:\VM Import\CreateVDI.ps1:14 char:18
+ foreach ($line in <<<<  $csv_import) {
    + CategoryInfo          : ParserError: (in:String) [], ParseException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : UnexpectedToken

$csv_import = Import-Csv "C:\VM Import\VMimport.csv" -Delimiter ","

vanity slug fucked around with this message at 15:05 on Aug 30, 2012

$mailboxes = get-mailbox 
$mailboxes| foreach {$file= "c:\signatures\" + ($_.samAccountName) + ".htm"; Set-MailboxMessageConfiguration -identity $_.samAccountNAme -SignatureHtml "$(Get-Content -Path $file -ReadCount 0)" -AutoAddSignature $True}

$sigs = gci C:\sigs\ 

$sigs | foreach {$file = $_.FullName; Set-MailboxMessageConfiguration -identity $_.name -SignatureHtml "$(Get-Content -Path $File -ReadCount 0)" -AutoAddSignature $True}

Swink fucked around with this message at 07:03 on Sep 4, 2012

• It's the 1st of the month and it's a weekday
  
• It's the 2nd or 3rd of the month and it's Monday

$date = Get-Date
$day = $date.Day
$dow = $date.DayOfWeek
if (($day -eq 1 -and $dow -ne "Saturday" -and $dow -ne "Sunday") -or (($day -eq 2 -or $day -eq 3) -and $dow -eq "Monday")) {
    Write-Host "First weekday of month"
} else {
    Write-Host "Not first weekday of month"
}

Vulture Culture fucked around with this message at 00:15 on Sep 6, 2012

Swink fucked around with this message at 12:33 on Sep 11, 2012

$userTable = @{}

$userObj = "" | select sam,location,role
$userObj.sam = read-host -prompt "Enter Username"
$userObj.Location = read-host -prompt "Enter Office:"
$userObj.role = read-host -prompt "Enter Role:"
$userTable += $userObj

# Group queries

$usersToAdd = $userTable | where-Object {$_.Location -eq "Hello"}
$usersToAdd | add-qadmemberof $_.sam -group "Robinson All Mail group"

# Group + Role queries
$usersToAdd = $userTable | where-Object {$_.Location -eq "Hello" -and $_.Role -eq "blah"} |

adaz fucked around with this message at 03:25 on Sep 20, 2012

MJP fucked around with this message at 16:47 on Sep 27, 2012

\\servername\c$\tools\delprof2 /c:\servername /p

$x = [array]$excludeUsers = "Citrix","admin","Track"
$profiles = get-Childitem C:\users -directory  -exclude $excludeUsers
$y = Delete inactive profiles on 'Servername'? (Yes/No) #Say Y to start the process
  if ($x) {Write-Host "N"} #Say N since this account should never be deleted
  elseif {Write-Host "Y"} #say Y to delete all other accounts not specified in $x 

 get-aduser -filter * -searchbase "OU=Non-IT Users,OU=ATL,DC=subdomain,DC=domain,DC=com"

# Display users in dropdown list
2
Select-GUIObject "Host" 
3
# Get the VMs for the selected host
4
$SelObj | Get-aduser for each OU and sub-OU | Out-GridView

MJP fucked around with this message at 16:48 on Nov 16, 2012