Modules - Tag - pr0mpt

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!

QR codes and practical usage

robert — Sat, 11 Aug 2018 14:41:31 +0200

Earlier this year I was lucky to attend the PowerShell Conference Europe (a.k.a. PSConfEU), which is easily the geek highlight of my year.

VM Lab - Switch it up

robert — Thu, 07 Jul 2016 12:00:33 +0200

Back again for another part in my VM Lab series. So far I’ve created the folder structure which we will use to store our ISO files, VHD files [including template VHDs and Unattend.xml files] and VM’s. In order to manipulate the ReadOnly status of various files [such as the template VHD’s and Unattend.xml files], I’ve provided simple functions which will assist us. Now we need to make sure that the final piece of the infrastructure is ready: the Hyper-V VM Switches.

VM Lab - Read Only status

robert — Wed, 06 Jul 2016 12:30:50 +0200

In this next installment of my VM Lab series of posts, I have created a tiny set of tools which basically do exactly as the names imply. While I admit, not quite hard to do, perhaps you’d even prefer to type things manually, but as mentioned in my previous post, for me it’s all about re-usability. Requirements In one of the upcoming installments of my VM Lab series, I will create a template VHD file, which will need to be set to Read Only in order to prevent changes to be made accidentally.

VM Lab - Lab Folders

robert — Tue, 05 Jul 2016 12:53:45 +0200

Lets get started… First of all, I always prefer my lab to have the same layout and tend to use the same solutions, since they’re either best practice or the most logical approach for me. Now in a Lab environment, this starts at the basics, creating a folder structure to put everything in, from VHDs, VMs to ISO files and templates. Requirements For my Lab I always want it to have the same folder structure.

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.