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Monitoring with PowerShell Chapter 2: DHCP Pool status

WebWe’ll include the monitoring + remediation script so you can combine the scripts any way you’d like. The second monitoring and remediation we’re getting on is a …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: External port scanning part 2

WebTo start a remote port scan, you can execute the following code. By default the port scan only scans a specific subset of ports namely …

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Monitoring with PowerShell Chapter 2: Hyper-V replication

WebThe first monitoring and remediation we’re getting on is Hyper-V replication, where we will try to resolve the replication if the server was unreachable for some time, …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring O365 alerts

WebTo do that execute the following steps: Go to the Azure Portal. Click on Azure Active Directory, now click on “App Registrations”. Find your Secure App Model …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring SQL server health

WebSeems like this is the week of SQL server blogs! This time we’re going to cover monitoring the SQL server health. SQL server health monitoring is important to …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: Checking if your device is

WebLots of cool announcements this week. Of course CyberDrain CTF is open for registration, but Microsoft also officially announced Windows 11. They’ve immediately …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring battery health

WebThe monitor is pretty simple; first we run a command to check each battery in the system, we add this to an object. This object contains the reported information about …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring Windows Performance …

WebThe Windows Experience Index was introduced in Windows 7 as a method to gauge how well your computer is running both hardware and software wise. I like to run …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring NAS devices

WebThis was actually requested a couple of times but I’ve always seem to hold off on it, mostly because we don’t use that many NAS devices anymore. I did decide to …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring client VPN settings

WebSo with all that’s going on a lot of people are having trouble keeping up with setting up VPNs correctly. I’ve also struggled with clients that do not have a cloud only …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring Bitdefender status

WebQuarantine monitoring. To monitor the quarantine we grab the information from the SQLLite Database that Bitdefender creates. To do that we’ll need to download …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring RRAS status.

WebSo for my clients I’ve always relied completely on the Microsoft stack – I do not like most VPN appliances but still want to offer a stable SSL VPN for all clients. Enter …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring the Onedrive client

WebImplementing it allows you to monitor Onedrive, which runs in user mode while using your RMM that often runs under system. So after a while we’ve noticed that …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring Storage Spaces and

WebSo this blog was requested a lot lately – I’m not a big fan of using Windows RAID anywhere but Storage Spaces is becoming more relevant each day, with S2D and …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring Windows Server Backup

WebThis past week I’ve been suffering from a terrible cold, so I haven’t been blogging very actively because my brain is running at 5% of it’s normal capacity. This …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring Azure App Proxies

WebSometime back I made a youtube video about how to use Azure App Proxy. This was received really good in a lot of the communities I frequent but a worry popped …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring Onedrive and Sharepoint …

WebThese clients have to be taught you can’t just drop everything in a single location like we did with a file server. So we are now monitoring some of the limitations …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring DNS forwarders

WebBy running this script we’re creating an object that tells us which forwarders are currently configured, if the internal Windows DNS server test is able to connect to it, …

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Monitoring with PowerShell: Monitoring DNS record changes

WebShort one today, as I’m super busy with regular work. 🙂 At my company we use a dynamic DNS service for load balancing or failover. This is great because clients don’t …

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