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Using XML in your PowerShell scripting

I have written a lot of scripts that use .txt files to read or store data, but I have a need to read some information from an .xml file.  This could be done by treating the file as a simple txt file, but it would require some pretty good filtering that is already a part… Continue reading Using XML in your PowerShell scripting

Published September 22, 2009
Categorized as Scripting Tagged PowerShell, Scripting, xml

Monitoring drive space

One of the things that we spend a lot of time on is trying to keep track of what servers have enough free space.  We have a lot of different tools to check drive space, and we even use some of them from time to time.  We have a pretty complicated system created by Rickey… Continue reading Monitoring drive space

Published September 4, 2009
Categorized as General Info, Operational Excellence, Scripting Tagged PowerShell, Scripting, storage, tools

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