I use GitHub to store all my scripts and projects. In this blog post, I will show you how to create and use your GitHub repository.
Month: June 2023
PowerShell Automatic Variables
They are there for you, but sometimes you forget they are there... Automatic Variables! In this blog post, I will show you some examples and why they are so helpful!
My 100th post and… A PowerShellisfun logo!
I just realized that my previous blog post was my 100th one 🙂 And to celebrate that... I used Fiverr to let someone create a logo for my website because... I'm not that creative to develop one myself 😉
Changing DNS settings on Windows devices
During migration projects, I regularly change the DNS server settings of statically configured adapters on servers. (For clients, you can change the DHCP settings, and they will receive the new settings when the lease expires) For servers, it can be a lot of work doing it manually. In this blog post, I will show you how to automate that 🙂
Changing your Windows Terminal background image
I use Windows Terminal to run scripts, connect to SSH hosts, or start a WSL Ubuntu session. You can customize Windows Terminal in many ways, and in this blog post, I will show you how to change the background in your Profiles to a fixed or randomly selected one.
Remote Visual Studio Code PowerShell development on a Windows Sandbox instance
You can develop PowerShell scripts on your workstation and run and test them there too... But sometimes... That's not what you want. You could break your workstation with PowerShell code, and your workstation is not clean with all features installed, or settings enabled that your target systems don't. And that's where Visual Studio Code and its Remote SSH extension come into play. This blog post will show you how to combine that with a Windows Sandbox instance.