Tag Archives: Microsoft Windows

Get-FolderSize and learning the shell

Posted on June 9, 2013 by rjasonmorgan

Hello, Well it’s Sunday and blog posting time. I wanted to continue my pattern of going over a custom function every week but I thought this week I’d try and also focus on why you should learn powershell. If you … Continue reading →

Posted in PowerShell | Tagged FolderSize, Get-ChildItem, Microsoft Windows, Operating system, PowerShell, recurse, Windows PowerShell | Leave a comment

Enable PSRemoting Remotely

Posted on June 2, 2013 by rjasonmorgan

So it’s been an interesting week for me at work as we brought a new customer online. It’s really great to be working with a dynamic team in a rapidly evolving environment. One of the things that’s keeping us ahead … Continue reading →

Posted in PowerShell | Tagged Firewalls, Microsoft Windows, PowerShell, PSRemoting, Remote WMI, Windows Firewall, Windows PowerShell, Windows Registry, Windows service, WinRM, WMI | 2 Comments

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