Forcing an application to use a specific network card in Windows is something that may end up being super handy at times. For instance, if you’re connected to your company’s corporate [restricted] network via the Ethernet cable and also connected to the Guest [open] network via the wireless network card, you may decide to route […]
Month: March 2017
How to run a powershell script in the background
This article is meant to give a quick and simple example on how to run a powershell script in the background (hide the console) without using a 3rd party script (VBS scripts is what you see a lot on the internet). Now, consider that the method I will show you will still show the Powershell […]
Breaking a nested ForEach in Powershell
Breaking a nested ForEach in Powershell might be challanging if you don’t know that you can use labels to point the script to another location. Normally, you will require to stop a loop when you’re comparing objects from different arrays and want to terminate the loop when they match. There’s a command called “break” which […]
Migrate DHCP Reservations with Powershell
In order to Migrate DHCP Reservations with Powershell, you just need one simple line of code. It works also with different OS, for instance I managed to migrate the DHCP Reservations I had on a Microsoft Windows 2008 R2 server over to a Windows Server 2012 R2. I suggest to run the command from the […]
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