bmoadmin / BmoPS-Tools

BmoPS-Tools

BmoPS-Tools is a PowerShell module full of scripts I've written to simplify many daily tasks performed during daily troubleshooting.

Table of Contents

• Usage
  • Installation
  • Commands
    • Add-AutoUser
    • Connect-LocalExchange
    • Connect-RemoteServer
    • Connect-VM
    • Disable-User
    • Get-LastLogon
    • Get-MappedDrives
    • Get-OldComputer
    • Get-OldUser
    • Get-PowerPlan
    • Get-RDPState
    • Get-UACState
    • Get-Uptime
    • Get-WindowsVersion
    • Remove-Printers

Usage

How do.

Installation

Some stuff on how to install.

Commands

The following are the commands available in the module.

Connect-RemoteServer

Connect-RemoteServer -DomainController -Hostname DC01

Starts a PS remote session with a specific server and loads the appropriate modules from that remote session based on the server's role.

Connect-VM

Connect-VM -VMName vm01 

Connect to the console of one or more Hyper-V vm's. The VM can be on the local Hyper-V host or a remote host. Remote hosts can be spcified with the -Hostname argument. In order to run this command the Hyper-V role must be installed on the machine its being run from.

Disable-User

Disable-User

Get-MappedDrive

Returns information about all the mapped drives on the local or a remote computer. The -Simple switch will only return the assigned drive letter and UNC path to the file share.

Get-MappedDrive -ComputerName desktop01 -Simple

name providername
---- ------------
F:   \\filesrv01\finance
H:   \\filesrv01\HumanResources
S:   \\filesrv01\Sales

Get-OldComputer

Get-OldComputer

Get-OldUser

Get-OldUser

Get-PowerPlan

Retrieve the Power Plans from the local computer.

Get-PowerPlan

Caption        :
Description    : Automatically balances performance with energy consumption on capable hardware.
ElementName    : Balanced
InstanceID     : Microsoft:PowerPlan\{44444444-4444-4444-444444444444}
IsActive       : True
PSComputerName :

Get-Uptime

Returns the uptime of one or more remote computers. By default it will pull the uptime of the local computer.

Get-Uptime -ComputerName desktop01,desktop02,desktop03

Computer : desktop01
Days     : 20
Hours    : 3
Minutes  : 18
Seconds  : 5

Computer : desktop02
Days     : 5
Hours    : 20
Minutes  : 33
Seconds  : 7

Computer : desktop03
Days     : 0
Hours    : 5
Minutes  : 45
Seconds  : 33