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How to Install Unblock zip Extract ZIP to your module folder $Env:PSModulePath. I found it better use the global module path (although it requires admin rights.) Import-module bsonposh Report bugs (please) --------------------------- via Discussions via Contact form http://bsonposh.com/contact-me List of Functions ------------------ Add-Accelerator Add-SharePermission Block-Script ConvertFrom-BinaryIP ConvertFrom-MaskLength ConvertFrom-ShareReturnCode ConvertTo-BinaryIP ConvertTo-DistinguishedName ConvertTo-DNSName ConvertTo-KMSStatus ConvertTo-MaskLength ConvertTo-Name ConvertTo-NetbiosName ConvertTo-Sid ConvertTo-UACFLag Copy-Function Disable-PagingFileAutoManage Disable-RemoteDesktop Enable-PagingFileAutoManage Enable-RemoteDesktop Export-Credential Format-XML Get-Accelerator Get-ADACL Get-AlternateDataStream Get-Assemblies Get-Bios Get-BSonPosh Get-ComputerDomainInfo Get-ComputerSystem Get-Constructor Get-CPUUsage Get-DCConnectionObject Get-DiskPartition Get-DiskSpace Get-Domain Get-DomainController Get-Environment Get-FileMD5 Get-Forest Get-FSMO Get-GlobalCatalog Get-HyperVSetting Get-InstalledSoftware Get-IP Get-IPRange Get-KMSActivationDetail Get-KMSServer Get-KMSStatus Get-LocalGroupMember Get-MemoryConfiguration Get-MotherBoard Get-NetStat Get-Network Get-Network Get-NetworkAddress Get-NetworkLocation Get-NICInfo Get-OperatingSystem Get-OSVersion Get-PageFile Get-PageFileSetting Get-Processor Get-RebootTime Get-RegistryHive Get-RegistryKey Get-RegistryValue Get-RemoteDesktop Get-RemoteSession Get-Routetable Get-Schema Get-SchemaClass Get-SchemaOID Get-SchemaProperty Get-Share Get-Site Get-SiteLink Get-SysInternals Get-SystemType Get-TraceFile Get-Uptime Get-WindowsExperienceIndex Get-WindowsUpdate Import-Credential Invoke-PingMonitor Invoke-uac Invoke-WhoAmI New-ADACE New-AlternateDataStream New-LocalGroupMember New-PInvoke New-RegistryKey New-RegistryValue New-Share New-ShareObject New-TempFile Out-Voice Ping-Subnet Remove-Accelerator Remove-LocalGroupMember Remove-RegistryKey Remove-RegistryValue Remove-Share Remove-SharePermission Resolve-Host Restart-RemoteService Search-Registry Select-LargeFile Send-FTP Set-ADACL Set-HyperVSetting Set-Network Set-Network Set-NetworkLocation Set-PageFileSetting Set-RegistryValue Set-ServiceAccount Set-Share Set-SharePermission Start-RemoteService Stop-IE Stop-RemoteProcess Stop-RemoteService Test-ADReplication Test-Host Test-Is64Bit Test-KMSIsActivated Test-KMSServerDiscovery Test-KMSSupport Test-LdapFilter Test-Port Test-PSRemoting Test-RegistryKey Test-RegistryValue Test-Service Trace-LDAP update-Gac Update-GPO Wait-Port
Last edited Nov 18 2010 at 6:40 PM by bsonposh, version 12
Comments seaJhawk wrote Nov 9 2009 at 6:10 PM Sweet set of cmdlets/functions! I'm still going through the most interesting ones, but here are a couple of the nits I noticed (I'm sure you know about most of these already): * Some cmdlets don't default to using the localhost to perform a lookup. In particular: get-reboottime (prompts) * Invoke-PingMonitor - when I hit ctrl-c to stop the pingMonitor it left the title of my PowerShell window as "Select == Processing badcomputer ==" * Some cmdlets don't provide full help * Get-IPRange - I would expect "get-iprange 192.168.100.0 -mask 24" to return 192.168.100.0 through 192.168.100.255, but instead it returns ... I don't know yet - it's been running for a couple of hours returning IPs * Test-Port - help synopsis and description are for "Test-RegistryKey"; my computer has multiple IPs, it would be great if I could run Test-Port or Test-Host and specify a local IP address to use for the connection. -Chris Sign in to add a comment

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