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Setting up a VPN Server on RouterOS/Mikrotik

robert — Sat, 05 Jan 2019 13:37:35 +0200

A new year, a new post 🙂

This year I’m starting with something completely non-PowerShell related for a change.

Windows Server 2019 - System Insights

robert — Sat, 28 Jul 2018 13:37:50 +0200

After a small hiatus on Twitter, I got back just in time to notice a Tweet about the following (sorry, was unable to find who created the original Tweet, but saved the link luckily):

Getting started with System Insights in 10 minutes

Blogging - the mental game

robert — Thu, 26 Jul 2018 13:37:26 +0200

After my last blog, I thought it would be time for something non-technical for a change. The reason: blogging!

Lets start over…

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

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

DuPSUG Basics - Deux

robert — Tue, 19 Sep 2017 22:10:59 +0200

Today was another great day with other PowerShell enthousiasts where I got to share some tricks of the trade. During DuPSUG’s second Basics event, I was once again able to provide a session, this time about “Improving your Scripts”. I had a blast and I hope others did too and as promised I’ve made my code available on GitHub on the general DuPSUG GitHub. I’d like to thank all the people attending today’s session for your time and patience, all other speakers for sharing their time, code and tricks and of course @EJHeeres for arranging the event perfectly.

Automagically update your MDT Boot Image

robert — Wed, 04 Jan 2017 10:50:08 +0200

In case you’re using Microsoft’s awesome Microsoft Deployment Toolkit [MDT] solution, there might be a thing you don’t often do, but can take up a while of your time and can have quite some impact if you forget a few steps.. What I’m talking about is updating/regenerating your MDT Boot Images and replacing them within Windows Deployment Services [WDS]. Of course such a thing is ideally done through PowerShell as it automates and thus limits the amount of human errors possible.

SCCM: Code breakdown - Deploy Application to Device Collection

robert — Wed, 14 Sep 2016 13:00:22 +0200

As you might have noticed, I’m having fun playing around with SCCM lately and have really noticed that PowerShell is king here. While the application has great potential, I personally feel that the GUI is lacking functionality which you can only obtain through PowerShell. Of course this isn’t a problem, merely a challenge in some cases, but I feel that they could’ve stepped up a bit. It at least explains why I see so many SCCM admins playing around with PowerShell.

#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 🙂 ].

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….

#DuPSUG - PowerShell Remoting seminar

robert — Mon, 21 Mar 2016 13:08:33 +0200

I’m happy to be able to say to that tomorrow I’ll be giving my first presentation on the Dutch PowerShell User Group! Along with Mark van de Waarsenburg, Erik Heeres, Erik van der Plas and Danny den Braver we’ll be trying to spread the gospel of PowerShell amongst the interested people 🙂 My seminar will be focused on PowerShell Remoting - Practice & Theory and will feature a few labs along the way.