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Enable PowerShell Remote Access Across All Nodes in your Server Farm
Setting up all Servers in your Domain Server Farm to allow PowerShell to run scripts on them.
How to Automate Windows Server Core Updates via PowerShell
How to use the PSWindowsUpdate module to completely automate cumulative updates on headless Windows Server Core instances.
How to Use PowerShell to Generate Secure, Custom-Length Tokens and Serial Keys
How to turn any string into a secure, fixed-length token with a guaranteed mix of letters, numbers, and symbols.
Install OpenSSH on Windows Servers
Instructions on how to install OpenSSH on your Windows Server.
Installing .NET 4.8 on a Windows Core Server
Install the .NET 4.8 version on our Windows Core Server.
List Physical Hard Drives and Child Logical Drive Letters with PowerShell
Map physical disks to their active logical drive letters with a single PowerShell command.
PowerShell - Delete contents of a folder
Delete contents of a folder using PowerShell is easy and fast.
PowerShell - Export SSL Certificate, Copy to other Network machines, Import SSL Certificate on each machine
How to Export and Import SSL Certificates on Windows Servers.
PowerShell - Silent Install of Windows SDK
Performing a silent install of Windows SDK and only installing the NetFxSoftwareDevelopmentKit.
PowerShell - Test if website is Returning a value inside of an IIS Server Farm
Using PowerShell to check whether a website in an IIS Server Farm running under IIS Shared Config is live on a specific machine.