PowerShell & NetSH to Get Wifi Passwords
This is for instructional purposes only.
This is for instructional purposes only.
This handy little script will give you a list of recently installed security updates via the Win32_QuickFixEngeering WMI class (watch out for line wrap!).
Exports all GPO’s across domains in HTML or XML file.
Search for people who haven’t logged on to a domain in the past 180 days.
Use the following PowerShell script to backup NTFS permissions.
Get-Queue cmdlet allows to check mail queues on the Exchange server.
This command is helpful in quickly seeing which services are running particularly after a reboot.
On web servers, and Exchange OWA servers especially, there are a lot of OWA logs which can be found in C:\inetpub\logs\LogFiles\W3SVC1.
This is a very manual task of logging onto each domain controller and copying the file to a central location, and then sifting through the data to remove any duplicate IP addresses etc. This task becomes very time consuming if you have a large number of domain controllers.
Here is a quick little one liner to find all the deferred messages with FromAddress, Recipients and DeferReason. Get-TransportServer | Get-Queue | ?{$_.Identity -like ‘*submission*’} | get-message -IncludeRecipientInfo | ?{$_.Status -eq ‘Retry’} | select FromAddress,Recipients, DeferReason