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10 PowerShell One Liners

Here are a few one-liners that use NetCmdlets. Some of these I've blogged about before, some are new. Let me know if you have questions, which ones you find useful, or how you altered these to suit your own needs. Send email to a list of recipient addresses: import-csv users.csv | % { send-email -to $_.email -from lance@nsoftware.com -subject "Important Email" –message "Hello World!" -server 10.0.1.1 } Show the access control list for a specific Exchange folder: get-imap -server $mymailserver -cred...

Posted On Tuesday, December 29, 2009 4:36 AM | Feedback (1)

10 DIY SharePoint Web Parts #4

This post is the fourth in a series of postings, containing examples of SharePoint WebParts that anybody can build all by themselves. To read all posts in this series, or to get started with the RSSBus WebPart, go here. #4 – List Active Directory Groups and Users This web part will list each user group and its members, as defined in your Active Directory (or other LDAP server) installation. Step one is to make sure you have the RSSBus Web Part installed. See here for instructions. Step two, make...

Posted On Thursday, July 30, 2009 6:57 AM | Feedback (0)

5 PowerShell Oneliners to Manage IMAP Permissions

You can manage user permissions in Exchange and other mail servers with the same commands by using the IMAP protocol instead of server-specific tools. Here is how! Jumping right in, these all use get-imap and set-imap from NetCmdlets: #1 – Get ACL Here’s a one-liner to get the ACL for a specific folder in an account. In this particular case, my main INBOX has a subfolder named RESUMES, and I want to see who has what permissions to this folder. PS C:\> get-imap -server $mymailserver -cred $mycred...

Posted On Thursday, June 04, 2009 11:11 AM | Feedback (0)

Managing MS Exchange Remotely From Unix, Phone, Windows, etc.

Recently I saw a question come to my friend Spencer here at /n software about whether or not it was possible to use the Microsoft Exchange 2007 SP1 PowerShell cmdlets through the /n software PowerShell Server. The person wanted to be able to manage Exchange from a remote Unix machine. Of course, as I’ve mentioned before, it could be done from anywhere that supports SSH – like an Apple iPhone or a Blackberry. The PowerShell server uses impersonation - it impersonates the user that the SSH client authenticated...

Posted On Wednesday, May 06, 2009 12:55 PM | Feedback (1)

What can orange do for you?

Lisa brought up an interesting point about RSSBus - some people are confused about what it does. Thats because it does SO MUCH. I have some 'splaining to do. RSSBus gives you the ability to access all of your data sources in the same way and in the same format. The beautiful thing about this is that it opens up so many options for what you can do with the data in a small amount of time. I like to say that RSSBus is three things: It's a feed generator. RSSBus gives its users the ability to create...

Posted On Friday, April 20, 2007 2:20 PM | Feedback (1)

No Windows PowerShell Snap-ins are available for version 1

You'll get the error "No Windows PowerShell Snap-ins are available for version 1" if there are no snapins installed for PowerShell v1. But the tricky part is that more precisely you'll get this error if there are no snapins installed for v1 for the platform you're running on. So you'll get this error if you are in a 32bit powershell console and you try to call add-pssnapin on some snapin that builds or installs itself only for x64 (like the Exchange Management Snap-in). You'll get the same if the...

Posted On Tuesday, January 30, 2007 5:06 PM | Feedback (0)

NetCmdlets Part 3: PowerShell and Active Directory using /n software's LDAP cmdlet

MOW's "PowerShelled" blog is another awesome PowerShell resource. Of particular interest to me was MOWs series on PowerShell and Active Directory. He used the .Net System.DirectoryServices classes to do all the work. here is how you can use /n software's LDAP cmdlet to manage directory servers like AD. The LDAP cmdlet supports plain connections as well as secure SSL connections. The LDAP cmdlet will work with any directory server, including AD, ADAM, OpenLDAP, Novell, etc. The LDAP cmdlet uses its...

Posted On Wednesday, December 27, 2006 1:25 PM | Feedback (1)

RSS subscription to my bank statement

I am subscribed to my bank statement in FeedDemon. Everytime there is a new transaction posted to my account - I get a nice new item in FeedDemon. No, my bank doesn't offer such an RSS feed (wish they did offer an authenticated feed though, it might cut down on phishing emails too). Instead I use RSSBus which is running locally on my desktop. RSSBus comes installed with a set of Open Financial Exchange (OFX) operations, which give me information about my bank or credit card statement. So with one...

Posted On Monday, May 22, 2006 12:19 PM | Feedback (2)

EDI AS2 Connector

/n software has made available in PRERELEASE form the IP*Works! EDI AS2 Connector. It is completely free for 1 trading partner. The software itself is a .Net application with an embedded web server, which allows you to configure trading partners to exchange EDI documents with over AS2. Technorati tag: EDITechnorati tag: AS2Update: EDI AS2 Connector screencast (WMV or Flash)...

Posted On Wednesday, October 26, 2005 3:01 PM | Feedback (0)

OFX (Open Financial Exchange) is a standard for electronic exchange of financial data

OFX (Open Financial Exchange) is a standard for electronic exchange of financial data. This standard is what many software applications use to monitor and perform financial transactions right on your PC desktop. /n software's IBiz OFX Integrator is a suite of components, which gives .Net and Java developers the power of OFX in a simple API. Jeremy has a list of OFX FI Data. This contains an index of thousands of financial institutions, and separate xml files with the individual FI details. Before...

Posted On Monday, July 11, 2005 6:52 AM | Feedback (0)

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