#get-date

Convert an object to a JSON string and JSON object

Get-Date | Select-Object -Property * | ConvertTo-Json

#Crear Runspace #Runspace crear un hilo en el proceso existente $Runspace = [runspacefactory]::CreateRunspace() #Es necesario crear una instancia de PowerShell para ejecutar Runspace $PowerShell = [powershell]::Create() $PowerShell.runspace = $Runspace $Runspace.Open() [void]$PowerShell.AddScript({ Get-Date Start-Sleep -Seconds 10 }) $AsyncObject = $PowerShell.BeginInvoke() #Ver si se ha…

Find day of the week by using PowerShell

(Get-Date 1/10/1981).DayOfWeek

Listar el nombre los días de la semana en PowerShell

#Opción 1 (New-Object System.Globalization.DateTimeFormatInfo).DayNames #Opción 2 1..7 | % {(Get-Date).AddDays($_).ToString("dddd")}

Ver los usuarios que no ha iniciado sesión en el Directorio Activo durante 100 días

Get-ADUser -Filter * -Properties LastLogonDate | ? {$_.lastlogondate -ne $null -and $_.lastlogondate -le ((get-date).adddays(-100))} | Format-List Name,LastLogonDate

Quicktip: Create an object that refers to its own properties

Recently I received the question the /r/PowerShell community if it was possible to create an object that refers to its own properties when it is created. The user specified that they would prefer to create this as a one-liner. Using the Add-Member cmdlet in combination with the -Passthru parameter this is quite simple to do, for example: $Object = New-Object PSObject -property @{ Property1 =…