Comparing Office 2016 and Office365 ProPlus
With the widespread adoption of Office365, a popular question that comes our way is whether to...
Read MoreWith the widespread adoption of Office365, a popular question that comes our way is whether to...
Read MoreAs I get called on a lot of to do SQL Server installations, I’ve come up with what I’ve found works best for me. Every location has different infrastructure, security, networks and their way of doing things. Since I’m the one doing the installation, and I know I’ll get called back in the future at some point to upgrade, troubleshoot or manage the SQL Server environment, I like to have a set of standards. Documentation, I actually do enjoy writing it (yes I may be sick), but having a self-documenting PowerShell script is even better!
Read MoreWell fearless @mvpdays followers it is official we are in print on Amazon. Kindle version of...
Read MoreWell as the title suggests, I’m happy with the code, but I always find myself adding more and more code around the cmdlets. Service control in Windows has been pretty straight forward for the past few decades. Obviously PowerShell can control the state and configuration of services, but one thing I’ve always run into with service control is reacting to how the service stops and starts and also managing the state of dependent services. I’m sharing some short code functions that I use.
Read MoreWell based on some extremely wonderful feedback from our attendees of the North American MVPDays...
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