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Active Directory: How to perform an Offline Domain Join
What sounds strange actually works. An offline domain join. Why do you need an offline domain join? Maybe you want to order a completely finished PC from your supplier, which is already joined to the domain without ever having had contact to this domain. Let’s get started. Open PowerShell ISE oder VS Code. Provide the domain name and computer name. Then run djoin to deploy your client to the domain.
How to install Windows Terminal on Windows Server 2022
Only Microsoft knows why Windows Terminal is only available on client OS. But there is a way out. We can install Windows Terminal also on Windows Server via PowerShell. The disadvantage is that Terminal is not updated by Windows Updates. This is bearable. So let’s get started. Copy the following code into ISE or Visual Studio code. The code below works with PowerShell 5.1 only, because the AppxModule is not available in PowerShell 7.
PowerShell: Documenting your environment by running systeminfo on all Domain-Computers
PowerShell By Patrick Gruenauer on 9. August 2017 Systeminfo gives you a perfect overview of your system. But what about the other systems in your domain? Sure, you can use 3rd Party Tools or SCCM. But the number of those who can´t use enterprise software is greater than you think. In this article I am going to describe how to run systeminfo on all Client Computer without using 3rd Party Tools. What is systeminfo? Open PowerShell. Type systeminfo.
Windows Server 2016/2019 Evaluation: How to extend the Trial Period
Windows Server By Patrick Gruenauer on 8. August 2017 In this blog post I will show you how to extend your trial period to three years. The evaluation version of Windows Server 2012 / 2016 is valid for 180 days and you can convert your trial version to retail.
PowerShell: How to get a list of all installed Software on Remote Computers
PowerShell By Patrick Gruenauer on 2. April 2018 • WMI is a powerful feature. Remember that WMI is CMI and CMI is WMI. In this blog post I am going to play with WMI Objects on the local computer and on remote computers. If you want to do an inventory of all installed software in your active directory domain, then keep on reading my post. Get-WmiObject vs. Get-CimInstance WMI and CIM is a definition of management information. Vendors use WMI to provide their informations.
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