Recently I wanted to verify that I had a certain hotfix installed on my server. I thought i could see if there was a nice and easy way in Powershell to do this and there was. The cmdlet get-hotfix will retrieve the information you need. PS C:\Users\Administrator> Get-HotFix Source Description HotFixID InstalledBy InstalledOn —— ———– [...]
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Get-Hotfix–Retrieve hotfix information using Powershell
Posted: 27th March 2011 by neil in Powershell, Scripting0
Test user ‘extest_b648a1a700f64′ isn’t accessible when running test-owaconnectivity
Posted: 31st October 2010 by neil in Exchange 2010, PowershellI was recently playing about in Exchange 2010 in preparation for my exam in a few days time and I noticed i was getting an error when i ran the test-owaconnectivity commandlet. I error message i was recieving was: WARNING: Test user ‘extest_b648a1a700f64′ isn’t accessible, so this cmdlet won’t be able to test Client Access [...]
There is a really nice article on the TechNet Wiki which has a nice list of Powershell URL’s to help you learn and master powershell You can view it here: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/windows-powershell-survival-guide.aspx