I'm having the hardest time trying to parse a nested JSON string.

My approach would need you to pipeline simple string input into the matching logic:

I'll get you started. You can load the IP's into an array, and use that with a foreach loop to test port 3389. Powershell's Test-NetConnection cmdlet will help you here. Then, in that same foreach …

May 20, 2015 · I have a written a script but i have no idea how to the foreach output loop to csv file.

3) This RASD object will have a HostResource property that is an array of strings. Make the first element of this array of strings equal to the "Path" string of the ManagementObject we …

Huge script to backup ownership, disable, move file and restore with powershell. but how? Use XCOPY through powershell (for move file)? Use ROBOCOPY through powershell ?:)

It's not something you see very often, but it works well, and avoids having to create and explicitly accumulate the objects into an array, arraylist, or collection.

I would go for Export-Csv instead of Format-Table and Out-File as you have structured data.

Which cmdlet is best for fixing or padding the variable so that when I write it, it maintains the length? Step 3: Writing these fixed-length variables to precise positions in the flat file. Which …

Sep 19, 2012 · If you're going to do this with Powershell, I'd recommend doing it via the sddl string, rather than by using the Access list.