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If you are working in large active directory environment we all might experience active directory authentication issues were the initial level of troubleshooting will be checking out to which domain controller the computer is getting authenticated. To find the exact domain controller information we use few set of commands that is listed below. Echo Command: … Read more
There are several ways to reboot/shutdown remote computers at once and here in this article we would like to share you one of the way through which we can remotely shutdown/restart bulk of computers Note: The below method only works if you have administrative access to the remote machines that you would like to reboot or … Read more
Windows administrators often experience situation to find & validate active logged in user session of bulk remote computers before performing administrative tasks and there are many ways to fetch the details, one of the time saving way is to find it out using powershell script. Here in this article we have used a simple single … Read more
Every windows operating system will have powershell installed by default. Find out what version of powershell is installed in your system by following the below mentioned steps. It is good to update your powershell version to newest release as updating to newest release will support many new advanced features. Steps: Launch the powershell console by … Read more
Mapping a network drive is so easy for all if they do have the correct shared network drive path, few users face issues in finding the network drive share path and this article will help you to find the mapped network drive path. How to find the Mapped Network Drive Share Path: There is a … Read more
Windows operating system runs many services in background and they all are managed through services.msc console. Few application issues can be fixed by restarting their respective service. We can restart service of single computer by manually logging in to the computer using remote desktop connection, whereas if you experience issues with multiple computers then logging-in … Read more
There are many ways to check whether the specific port is open in our computer, today here I’m going to share the powershell way on how to check if specific port is open in windows. Test-NetConnection Powershell cmdlet: Test-NetConnection is the new cmdlet introduced by microsoft in powershell 4.0 version i.e from windows 8 and … Read more
System administrators often used to find uptime of computers for various weekly or monthly reports and presentations. There are various commands and third party tools to find uptime of computers. Here in this article we used PowerShell script to find uptime of bulk remote computers. All you need to have is the hostname or IP … Read more
