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Random Cmdlets
Out-String
Sends objects to the host as a series of strings.
Export-Message
Use the Export-Message cmdlet to copy a message from a queue on a computer that has the Hub Transport server role or the Edge Transport server role installed to a specified file path in a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 organization.
Get-PublicFolderDatabase
Use the Get-PublicFolderDatabase cmdlet to get public folder database settings.
Set-AdSite
Use the Set-AdSite cmdlet to configure an Active Directory directory service site as a hub site to override the default message routing behavior of a computer that has the Hub Transport server role installed.
Add-IPAllowListProvider
Use the Add-IPAllowListProvider cmdlet to create a new IP Allow List provider configuration on the computer that has the Edge Transport server role or the Hub Transport server role installed.
Get-Culture
Gets information about the regional settings on a computer.
Get-UMMailbox
The Get-UMMailbox cmdlet displays the Unified Messaging (UM) properties for a recipient who is UM-enabled.
New-MailContact
You can use the New-MailContact command to create a new mail-enabled contact.
Remove-UMHuntGroup
The Remove-UMHuntGroup cmdlet removes and deletes an existing Unified Messaging (UM) hunt group.
Get-IPBlockListConfig
Use the Get-IPBlockListConfig cmdlet to view the configuration information for the IP Block List configuration on a computer that has the Edge Transport server role or the Hub Transport server role installed.
  
Latest Scripts from PoshCode.org

egg_timer
A script I submitted for Event 10 of the Scripting games. Displays a simple Windows Form that counts down three minutes. It makes a good example for using Windows forms.

SnapReminder
Remind the users of their snapshots - for use in VMware, see this post for more details: http://www.virtu-al.net/2009/06/22/powercli-snapreminder/

LibrarySqlBackup
Standalone script adapted from SQL Server Powershell Extensions (sqlpsx) http://sqlpsx.codeplex.com. Defines SQL Server backup and restore functions.

Format-TablePlus
This is a wrapper function for Format-Table that adds a @-Width@ parameter, and a @-PadEnd@ parameter (without which it trims the end of every line of output. Set -PadEnd to get the original Format-Table behavior of adding needless whitespace on the end of every line of output.

Colorize Subversion SVN
Colorize STAT, UPDATE and DIFF (without params) commands output for Subversion (svn) and Mercurial (hg). Here's a PowerShell functions that you can use to make those numerous commands you run every day via the PowerShell CLI a little easier to read by adding colors. Autodetect for svn or hg. Update autodetect to work with psdrives that are a UNC path. Also now works with repositorys in the root directory of drive. Added $args to each function so you can do things like sd -r2 -rtip -U0

Get-DirSize
A v2.0 function to recursively get the sizes of all subdirectories under a root path.

vProfiles
vProfiles V1.1 By Alan Renouf http://virtu-al.net, copies vSwitches and PortGroups from one host to another.

Prevent-Screensaver
Simulate user activity to prevent desktop lock or screensaver for specified period of time

TabExpansion for V2CTP3
The most needless, useless and worthless Tabexpansion for powershell.exe(v2.0CTP3) in PoshCode. Update: # Parameter name (and command alias) expansion with Ctrl+E ls -f *.txt -r | ? { $_.LastWriteTime -lt "2009/5" } | Select-String powershell -e OEM<Ctrl+E><tab>. <br> Get-ChildItem -Filter *.txt -Recurse | Where-Object { $_.LastWriteTime -lt "2009/5" } | Select-String powershell -Exclude OEM<tab> Get-ChildItem -Filter *.txt -Recurse | Where-Object { $_.LastWriteTime -lt "2009/5" } | Select-String powershell -Encoding OEM<tab> Get-ChildItem -Filter *.txt -Recurse | Where-Object { $_.LastWriteTime -lt "2009/5" } | Select-String powershell -ErrorAction OEM<tab><tab>...

TabExpansion
The most needless, useless and worthless Tabexpansion for powershell.exe(v1.0) in PoshCode. Please dot souce this script file to use. Update:. # WMI Namespaces expansion for Get-WmiObject gwmi -Namespace <tab>. Get-WmiObject -Namespace root\asp<tab>. # WMI Classes expansion which is corresponding to WMI Namespace (*) gwmi -Namespace ROOT\CIMV2\ms_409 -Class <tab>_<tab>. (*) it needs to remove old $PSHOME\WMIClasses.txt if it exists.
  
 

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Recent Blog Entries

Determining what version of PowerShell your script is running in.

Jun 3

Written by: Karl Prosser
6/3/2008 10:40 PM

Many people recently have asked how to determine programatically what version of PowerShell their script is running in. Well in version two there is a $psversiontable variable, but this sadly isn't in V1. All is not lost though, as you can write a simple function to return a version object for v1. Below is a quick function that I wrote that I have been using for the last year or so. 

function get-psVersion
{
if ((get-Variable psversiontabl[e]) -eq $null)
{
new-Object system.Version "1.0.0.0"
}
else
{
$psversiontable.psversion
}
}

 

-Karl

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