Month: January 2015

So the next thing to look at in PowerShell is how to filter output from a cmdlet. A good example is Get-Mailbox, a cmdlet that gets you information on the Exchange mailbox settings of a user. This cmdlet has dozens of properties and this gets even worse if you want to see the mailbox settings…

So back last year I talked about using Powershell to do stuff with Active Directory. At the time I thought it was imminent I would have to run some scripts to change some stuff in AD. The occasion I was looking at at the time hasn’t materialised yet but something similar came up today to…

This is what it looks like with the front cover on. This cover is almost entirely grille to provide adequate airflow. There was little evidence of heat except through the louvres at the top where the power supply board is, as this is passively cooled by airflow. It has the supplied stand fitted on the…

I have two of the GA-E350 WIN8 boards, which is now an obsolete inventory line as far as Gigabyte is concerned. However they have proved to be vastly superior to the Intel D2700MUD boards which I had three of, all now given away to the local school. As we can see now, Gigabyte has replaced…