Resources - Category - pr0mpt

Unable to Resolve Package Source

robert — Fri, 18 Jun 2021 15:04:12 +0200

Why can't I update or install PowerShell modules? I will try and help you fix this problem!

New module - PSP-Inventory

robert — Wed, 06 Mar 2019 10:37:56 +0200

I’ve finally gotten around actually creating a module that I though would be ‘up-to-par’ to upload to the PowerShell Gallery: PSP-Inventory!

IPAM 2016 in PowerShell

robert — Wed, 18 Jul 2018 13:37:53 +0200

I recently got asked to help out to get IPAM installed and configured in our environment. Now that’s not really hard to do, but I thought I’d do it all through my favourite tool: PowerShell.

Lets start over…

robert — Tue, 20 Mar 2018 13:37:00 +0200

Many times over I thought about what I should be blogging about.

Quick Tip - Find available versions on .wim files

robert — Mon, 19 Feb 2018 21:27:56 +0200

Just a quick tip for personal reference [as I keep forgetting it 🙂 ]. You can easily find out which versions of the Windows OS are available on an install.wim file [generally found within a Windows ISO file] using the following command: 1 Get-WindowsImage -ImagePath <location of the install.wim file> This will provide you both the Index number as well as the name of the version. It can come in handy when using other tools, such as [in my case] Convert-WindowsImage

SCCM: Get-AppUninstallInfo - Easily creating SCCM Applications

robert — Wed, 07 Sep 2016 13:00:11 +0200

New toys! As mentioned before, I’ve recently started a new assignment, one that required me to design and roll out a System Center Configuration Manager solution for 4 locations. While that wasn’t too difficult and the configuration was quite straightforward [thanks to my friends at Manning and Google], the biggest challenge came when creating packages to deploy. Luckily I was quite familiar with packaging and .MSI editing due to various MDT configurations I had made, but the latest “Current Branch” version of SCCM has “Applications”, which are smart packages [pieces of software] which you can deploy, but also uninstall if you want.

Script Dumpster: Setting Proxy server settings

robert — Tue, 06 Sep 2016 17:45:04 +0200

OK, so I’m at my new job and for the first time in years, I have to deal with proxy servers again… Since I’m used to having full admin rights on my machine and unrestricted internet, this was somewhat of a shock, while perfect for my productivity as well 😛 Unfortunately for them, I have since been informed that a special IT proxy is available, which provides this access, hence me being able to update my site again 🙂

#OSC - Journey into PowerShell - SlideDeck and code

robert — Tue, 06 Sep 2016 15:34:46 +0200

Hi all, It’s been a while, but I’ve kept myself busy in the meantime. During my last post on my blog, I was waiting for an assignment at my new job at OSC, only to be presented with a new challenge which kept me from posting for a while [expect more posts soon!!]. In the meantime I had also agreed to provide small training/demo session on PowerShell along with my new colleague Danny den Braver, to show people how awesome it actually is, while even showing them some PowerShell on Linux things [a few Linux guys there 🙂 ].

VM Lab - Introduction

robert — Sun, 03 Jul 2016 15:38:53 +0200

Hey guys, It’s been a bit quiet lately, some holiday time and most importantly a change of jobs! As of July 1st I now work for OSC as an Infrastructure Specialist and will hopefully have more time to expand my knowledge and share this with the community. The last few weeks I’ve been busy playing around with a solution in order to quickly create a Lab with VM’s. While I know how to manually set them up and create machines, I had a somewhat ‘ideal’ method in mind and didn’t really want to stray from that idea.

Knowledge is power..

robert — Thu, 26 May 2016 14:53:51 +0200

I’ve recently had some discussions with my colleagues about certifications, experience, knowledge etc. and was asked to share information on how I got to where I am today and what I use to keep furthering up. While I had given those colleagues a direct answer and had thought about writing an email to several of them with some basic information, I thought sharing this information with a larger audience would be handy….