Find the SCCM (MECM) Site Code Using PowerShell
The SCCM (MECM) site code information is stored in WMI, so we can retrieve it using PowerShell.
Windows
Find an AD Group Using a Wildcard
If you try searching for an AD group using the “dsa.msc” tool, you’ll notice it cannot search for a group based on a partial name. It doesn’t support …
Package Manager for Windows => Chocolatey
As you probably know, Windows introduced its own package manager “winget,” built into Windows 11. But before that, or if you have different needs or …
Windows - Built-in Users, Default Groups, and Special Identities
Hello! It’s been a while, so today I’ve reformatted a table from ss64.com into three distinct tables detailing the different groups and users in Windows.
Restart a Remote Server via Command Line (CMD)
How to restart a remote server via command line (CMD).
Log4J Scanner in PowerShell & Shell for Windows and Linux
Today, I just wanted to share a small vulnerability scanner developed by the Geneva-based company e-Xpert Solutions that helps detect Log4J vulnerabilities …
Find a Service Account (MSA) in AD - Hidden Accounts
Are you searching for an account in AD but can’t find it? It might be a Managed Service Account (MSA). Here’s how to locate it!
Retrieve the Port of an SQL Instance in PowerShell
A quick tutorial to find the port of an SQL instance using PowerShell.
Windows Package Manager - winget
Since Windows 10 version 1909, Microsoft has introduced a package manager that allows you to install Microsoft tools directly from the CMD.
IIS Switch from "Classic" to "Integrated" Mode for an Application Pool
To change the mode of an application pool, open IIS Manager, then navigate to “Application Pools.”
Compress Log Files on Windows
A short tutorial on compressing log files on Windows.
Get Block Size of a Disk via Powershell
To retrieve the block size of a disk, simply use the Get-CimInstance cmdlet.