A simple script to get some basic server info via PowerShell This script retrieves info from the appropriate WMI class and inserts it into a variable and then outputs it to the host and CompInfo.txt file. Basic Commands: Get-WmiObject -ComputerName localhost -Namespace root\cimv2 -Class Win32_ComputerSystem | Select-Object Model Get-WmiObject -ComputerName localhost -Namespace root\cimv2 -Class Win32_SystemEnclosure … Read more
Use the below PowerShell commands to install Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM/SCCM) Management Point OS prerequisites on Windows Server 2019.
Use this script in a TS to set the Default Log File Viewer for *.LOG and *.LO_ files in Windows. I originally got this script from Jorgen at CCMexec.com who has some great content, but I just shortened it a bit for my own use to use in my Windows Server 2016/2019 Build TS running … Read more
If you need to capture a Network Trace from a server or client that doesn’t have Netmon or any other network monitoring software installed, you can use netsh to capture the trace (Windows 7/2008 R2 or higher). Once captured you can then copy it to another “tools” machine with such tools as Netmon or Wireshark … Read more
Simple PS command to get a system’s LastBootUpTime using PowerShell. Use the following for getting LastBootUpTime for a remote system.
The following script can be used to perform a simple PING test to a list of computers using PowerShell. Simply create the script (I call mine PingTest.ps1″) and in the same folder create a Computers.txt with a list of devices you want to ping. All of your core SCCM Site Systems is a good example. … Read more
For large Enterprise environments it is common to have 3 separate Domains and SCCM environments. One for DEV, one for UAT testing and then Production. Sometimes it can be helpful when writing scripts to check which environment we are functioning within and then use values for server names or Site Codes based on the environment. … Read more