In this article I will make a short description how to make a remote PowerShell connection. I needed this for a job once, tried to make a remote PowerShell connection from a Non Domain Joined machine to a Domain Joined server. I needed to re-configure the server first before making a […]
I’ve created a PowerShell script that can be used to generate an (offline) backup of a Citrix NetScaler. If you want you can use the supplied batchfile for example to schedule the backup in Scheduled Tasks to run everyday.
Edit 07-04-2017: Check out my new and updated version! I’m trying to create an (PowerShell) script to automate the Let’s Encrypt certificate creation. Specifically for the Citrix NetScaler. Currently still Work In Progress… It’s not yet finished. The prerequisite is that you have a configured NetScaler (http) Content Switch vServer. […]
With the following PowerShell script you can remove AppX Apps in Windows 8(.1) and 10.
I’ve been using my “Windows optimize script” for a while now. Most issues are resolved and it’s been tested thoroughly. So I thought why not give it back to the community, so here it is: OptimizeEndpoint. It can be used to optimize Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10. (It can […]
I released also my CtxVdDrain Script, this script will put any selected XenDesktop Machine catalog in maintenance mode and turn it of where possible. It won’t kick users out of their desktops, it will wait and try again. You can download it here
For a customer we needed a solution to recycle “old” PVS Virtual Desktops. And because Citrix XenDesktop doesn’t use the oldest desktops first (without using power options), we had to come up with a solution. And so my Shutdown Script was born. The script basically checks which Virtual Machines are […]
Today I decided to put my CtxVdStatus script on GitHub. With this script you can get an overview of your Citrix XenDesktop environment. It helped me to troubleshoot some issues. You can download/view it here
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<# .SYNOPSIS A summary .DESCRIPTION A more in depth description .NOTES Additional Notes File Name : xx.ps1 Author : First Last – e@mail.com Requires : … .LINK A hyper link .EXAMPLE The first example .EXAMPLE The second example .PARAMETER xxx text #> [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter(Position=0, Mandatory=$true, ValueFromPipeline=$true)][int64] $xxx=42 ) […]
