#out-file

Building a script to find all members of several given groups

Last week, I showed you how I find all the nested members of a specified group. When we get requests for such audits, however, they usually specify doing so for a number of groups. Now, we could of course do it, one group at a time, adding information to the

What if we want to run this on a number of groups, and avoid overwriting the file? That requires the -Append parameter:

Get-ADGroupMe…

Building a script to find all members of a given group

Some time ago, I was asked to provide a list of everyone with access to a specific system. After communicating with the client, it transpired that they were particularly interested in knowing who were the members of a set of Active Directory groups. While this can be done manually, I wanted to try my hand at building a PowerShell-script that returned the information the client was asking for, and…

# Dividir un fichero en varios ficheros (cada línea en un fichero distinto) mkdir ficherosdivididos gc ..\ficheromaestro.txt $numfichero=1 gc ..\ficheromaestro.txt | % { $_ | Out-File "fichero$numfichero" $numfichero+=1 } # Realizar el Hash a los ficheros Get-FileHash ..\ficheromaestro.txt ls | % { Get-FileHash $_ }

mkdir ficherosdivididos gc ..\ficheromaestro.txt $numfichero=1 gc ..\ficheromaestro.txt | % { $_ | Out-File "fichero$numfichero" $numfichero+=1 } ls

Añadir varios textos a un fichero y que queden en la misma línea

"El texto tiene " | Out-File -FilePath fichero.txt -NoNewline "que quedar en " | Add-Content -Path fichero.txt -NoNewline "la misma línea." | Add-Content -Path fichero.txt -NoNewline

Mostrar un mensaje si se ha ejecutado correctamente un script de PowerShell desde C#

using System; using System.Collections.ObjectModel; using System.Management.Automation; // Windows PowerShell namespace. namespace PowerSh { class PowerSh { static void Main(string[] args) { using (PowerShell PowerShellInstance = PowerShell.Create()) { // use "AddScript" to add the contents of a script file to the end of the execution pipeline. // use "AddCommand" to add individual…

Analizar el rendimiento de Linux realizando una conexión SSH desde PowerShell en Windows

New-SSHSession -ComputerName 192.168.1.162 -Credential (Get-Credential) #analizar.txt: #uptime #dmesg #vmstat #mpstat -P ALL #pidstat #iostat -xz #free -m #sar -n DEV #sar -n TCP,ETCP #ps gc analizar.txt | %{ $_ $resultado=Invoke-SSHCommand -Index 0 $_ "---------------------------------------------------------------" | Out-File resultado.txt -Append $resultado.Output | Out-File resultado.txt…