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Office 365 Groups/Teams powershell reporting script

Posted on 2019-03-252019-09-30 by Niklas Jumlin

A customer was asking for a way to extract data for when their Microsoft Teams-groups were about to expire, and wanted to be able to create this report themselfs.

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Script to Schedule Mem and or vCPU up/downgrade

Posted on 2015-05-132019-03-29 by Niklas Jumlin

I recently wrote this script to schedule Memory and vCPU up/downgrades on virtual machines from a VMware PowerCLI enabled vCenter server running Windows.

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Backing up VMs in Hyper-V

Posted on 2013-01-092013-01-09 by Niklas Jumlin

I found this really cool open source software that I’m currently implementing for a customer remotely. It’s called HVBackup and is of the time of writing in Beta v1. http://hypervbackup.codeplex.com/ Description from their website: The main goal of this project is to provide a very easy and powerful free tool to backup and restore Hyper-V…

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Log Rotation Cleaner and Archiver Script (LRCAS)

Posted on 2012-05-24 by Niklas Jumlin

At work I was tasked with writing a script that would clean up and archive logs from an application that didn’t have any decent log rotation built-in. The application would however rotate the logs when the application’s service was restarted and then rename the old log with an incremental number suffix. So we added a…

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Move files in folders and subfolders older than one year

Posted on 2010-10-262010-10-26 by Niklas Jumlin

A colleague asked me if I could write a script that would move files within a folder or its subfolders that were older than one year into a new location but still keep the directory structure. I figured it would be quite a challenge so I decided to do it for him; kind as I…

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Inventory script for use with login scripts

Posted on 2010-03-192010-07-17 by Niklas Jumlin

I was recently asked to inventory approx 200 client computers of what programs they had installed, the specifications (cpu/ram/hdd) etc. So I was being lazy as most IT-techs are and wrote a script that I later on implemented into their usual login script. It creates a simple .txt-file on a pre-mapped network drive and appends…

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Simplified robocopy backup script

Posted on 2010-01-052010-03-23 by Niklas Jumlin

So I work with many servers and many customers. Usually I had to write a new backup script for every new customer and server. Therefore I figured I might as well just write a template that I can copy/paste everytime I have to implement a robocopy backup script. So here goes. Share on Facebook

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Connect/map Printers Login Script

Posted on 2009-12-232010-03-23 by Niklas Jumlin

I’ve already mentioned I work with many customers and servers. Everytime I install a new server that hosts printers I have to handwrite a loginscript that connects/maps the printers on the clients. So I made a template for that as well. There is only a few variables needed to change for it to rock. Check…

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