#psremoting

Importing PowerShell sessions from computers has been a common practice for a while now. By avoiding to login to the exchange server, sessions can be imported easily with the appropriate access rights. After all, there are the same commands available as on the server. The question is: what if...

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Get TCP/UDP Connection Count

Here’s a simple situation I ran into today. I’ve been troubleshooting an intermittent problem with a Windows 2008 R2 server for a few weeks now. I opened a Microsoft support ticket and the problem was believed to be due to port exhaustion in the dynamic port range. I confirmed the max ports were at 16,184 which was the default at the command prompt.

netsh int ipv4 show dynamicport tcp netsh int…

How to Create a Robust ConfigMgr Backup with Powershell

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I’ve recently completed a high priority task on my list this week created from my most recent forced ConfigMgr site restore.  After that went down, I’d been procrastinating getting a solid ConfigMgr site backup going again. Previously, I was using the afterbackup.bat file to do some post-backup tasks doing a combination of SSRS backups and d…