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Get-Counter -Counter 'Process(*vmms)% Private Bytes' -MaxSamples 5
Hi guys why is the above command not working?
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Deploy a Windows 10 multi-app kiosk with Microsoft Endpoint Manager Configuration Manager (MEMCM) and PowerShell 3 days, 10 hours agoHello, can I use the same script but using a local user account instead of a domain account? if so, what part should I modify in the script?
Thank you!0Babulal Sah commented on
How to use the Office 365 Call Quality Dashboard PowerShell module 4 days, 16 hours agoHi Ajit,
Do you have any idea successfully automate the login Microsoft call quality dashboard pop-up using PowerShell script.0Ajit commented on
How to use the Office 365 Call Quality Dashboard PowerShell module 4 days, 21 hours agoWhat authentication mechanism you have used?
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0How can I reset the status message each time the button is pressed. So when the user clicks on the button after the file is found the message will clear?
Thank you love the guide.
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PowerShell 1 week, 3 days ago0Hello,
Could someone tell me where to find the script Set-PrinterPermissions.ps1?
0Just an FYI as it wasn't mentioned in the article, in order to use Terminal-Icons, you need to be using the patched Nerd Fonts (took me some troubleshooting to figure that out).
0Babulal Sah commented on
How to use the Office 365 Call Quality Dashboard PowerShell module 2 weeks agoHi ,
I am using C# for running script "Get-CQDData -Dimensions 'AllStreams.Month Year' -Measures 'Measures.Audio Good Call Stream Count','Measures.Audio Poor Call Stream Count','Measures.Audio Unclassified Call Stream Count','Measures.Audio Poor Call Percentage' -OutPutType DataTable"
Everything working fine but I am getting blank popup window for Microsoft call quality dashboard sign in.
I am not able to see user name and password in popup window.
Please help me.0Thanks very useful
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WSUS reporting with PowerShell 2 weeks, 3 days agoException calling "GetUpdateServer" with "3" argument(s): "The remote name could not be resolved: 'wsus'"
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PowerShell 3 weeks ago0How can I check to which folder in outlook the message was delivered?
0My output is
Name Value
---- -----
ADGroup {System.Collections.Hashtable}
SQLDatabase {System.Collections.Hashtable}
ADUser {System.Collections.Hashtable}Why the value is {System.Collections.Hashtable} ????
How to see "Members": [
{
"Name": "jjones",
"Type": "User",
"DnsDomainName": "lab.local" by hashtable ?0
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PowerShell 1 month ago0Mike Osborne commented on
How to use the Office 365 Call Quality Dashboard PowerShell module 1 month agoHave each of you put in an enhancement request to your Microsoft account team?
Microsoft should publish CQD data via a standard API endpoint similar to the Graph API where they host the more detailed CDR data.
Mike
0Sure.. you just need to store a reference value of when it was run with a daily check.
So, you'd set up your check script for the size.. Code would be something like:$LastUpdateParams = @{ path = HKLM:SoftwareMyCompanyFileSizeCheck name = 'LastUpdateCheck' } [datetime]$LastUpdateCheck = Get-ItemProperty @LastUpdateParams if ($LastUpdateCheck -lt ( [datetime]::today ) ) { if ($CheckedFileSize -gt (200*1kb) ) { $WarningEmailParams = @{ To = 'someemail@domain.local' From = 'FileSizeMonitor@domain.local' Subject = 'File {0} is currently at {1} size' -f $file.basename, $file.length/1KB Body = 'the file got too big' } Send-WarningEmail @WarningEmailParams $LastUpdateParams['Value'] = [datetime]::Now.ToString() $LastUpdateParams['Type'] = 'string' Set-ItemProperty @LastUpdateParams) }And rather than having the script sleep, I would modify the scheduled task to start at 8am and repeat every hour for 9 hours, and run the whole thing daily.
David F.
0Hello,
I have a file that we are monitoring via PowerShell. If the file exceeds 200KB, then email. We are running this script via Windows Task Scheduler on a Windows Server. Is there a way to limit one email per day? The schedule runs every hour M-F 8am-5PM. We want the initial email to be sent, but not repeated to flood our inboxes.If 200KB is true > send email > pause/sleep for Xhrs.
TIA,
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