One of our customers has locations in the Netherlands, China, and the US. They are using Intune and wanted the timezone to be configured automatically for their users; setting a default one was not an option because they could be in different time zones in the US. In this blog post, I will show you how to configure that once using the Script option or as a Remediation.
Month: January 2024
Using the PowerShell PSWindowsUpdate module
I've been using the PSWindowsUpdate module for a while now; it's very convenient when spinning up a test VM for a customer if you want to have it up-to-date before going through the Windows Autopilot process, for example. In this blog post, I will show you how the module works with a few examples of how I use it.
Using Where-Object in PowerShell
You do a lot of Filtering output in PowerShell, primarily using the Where-Object cmdlet. This blog post will show you a few ways to do that. And that you shouldn't use the "old" method when filtering only one property 😉
PowerShell for Linux admins
During the Cloud Expo convention in the Netherlands last month, I spoke to someone who said that learning all the PowerShell commands as a Linux admin was difficult. PowerShell was built to make it easier for Linux admins to transition to it. In this blog post, I will show you how aliases work and how they help Linux Admins get started with basic PowerShell tasks...