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03/13/2023

Published by Service Account on 03/13/2023

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Automate Cursor Movement on Windows with PowerShell

In this technical blog post, we explore how to automate cursor movement on a Windows screen using PowerShell. With our step-by-step guide, you can learn how to import the necessary libraries and define a C# class and method to easily move the cursor on the screen within your PowerShell script. By the end of this post, you'll have a better understanding of how to automate cursor movement in PowerShell, and how to use PowerShell to streamline various repetitive tasks.

03/08/2021

Published by iNet on 03/08/2021

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Randomly Generate a Passphrase Using PowerShell

The fun part for me is working with an array. In writing this I have added almost 1000 words to this. Now, I am not going to post the entire array for this project, however I will give you a great starting point and you can add as many as you like. To start I created a variable named $namelist. I know original. It looks like so:

01/11/2021

Published by iNet on 01/11/2021

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IPAM on Windows Server

The Microsoft IP Address Management (IPAM) is an integrated suite of tools to enable end-to-end planning, deploying, managing and monitoring of your IP address infrastructure, with a rich user experience. IPAM automatically discovers IP address infrastructure servers and Domain Name System (DNS) servers on your network and enables you to manage them from a central interface.

12/15/2020

Published by iNet on 12/15/2020

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Listen For KeyPress Using PowerShell

Today we start with something new. Listen For KeyPress Using PowerShell. Simple enough. We want to run a script and have it output what we type […]

12/14/2020

Published by iNet on 12/14/2020

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Create Multiple Variables Using An Array Operator

This command does all the work for us in creating the variable assigning the name, and value. We use the New-Variable command with -Name using the inline variable...

12/11/2020

Published by iNet on 12/11/2020

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Creating New Firewall Rules Using PowerShell

The two above commands are the same as the one-line commands. Well, there are two differences. We are using the modifier -InterfaceType to specify the wireless interface. We are also using the tilde (`) to define line breaks in the console. The interpreter still sees this as one line, the difference is it's much easier to read like this, that is if you are human.