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In the month of November, join Shane Hoey (PowerShell MVP) and Chris Brown as they run some free (as in free beer) PowerShell virtual workshops. If you're interested in learning or refining your PowerShell skills, or you know of any system administrators who may be, this could be well worthwhile.
In the month of November, join Shane Hoey (PowerShell MVP) and Chris Brown as they run some free (as in free beer) PowerShell virtual workshops. If you're interested in learning or refining your PowerShell skills, or you know of any system administrators who may be, this could be well worthwhile.
PowerShell is undeniably revolutionising the way we administer systems, and will, in no time at all, be a mandatory skill for sysadmins everywhere. If you’ve not learned it yet, have a passing interest, or would like to brush up on your skills, please sign up below (did I mention, it’s free?).
Please click here and check out our website, PowerShell Down Under for more info!
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Want to know how long it takes all of your users to log on to your domain systems? With some PowerShell you'll be able to get all that information so that your users (and management) will love you, love you, love you...
Bit of a cross-post from my own blog here. I recently had to come up with a method of accurately measuring the time it takes each user to logon, from the time they enter their credentials to the time the desktop actually becomes usable (which is the user-centric true metric of when a logon has completed).
My approach uses a combination of BAT, PowerShell and GPO to create and measure the appropriate metrics, and then writes all the data back to a central SQL database for easy data collection and reporting.
Full details right here.
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