deploying the AGIC and I figured this is something folks will need to deploy over and over so it makes sense to make it a little easier to do.

contributions on your computer.

monitor the utilization of DHCP scopes. While Microsoft provides System Center Operations Manager and necessary management packs to monitor all aspects of DHCP servers including monitoring of DHCP scopes, the System Center suite is very expensive and it requires a considerable amount of time to implement all of its components just to enable monitoring of a few servers. In this article, we learn how we can use simple PowerShell commands and a PowerShell script to check the utilization of DHCP scopes on multiple DHCP servers.

Administrators typically use PowerShell to extract information from a system or database when the data set required has to be presented as a report. But reports in text or CSV files usually lack the flare and fancy styling of HTML.

values. Or, when you don't know which value to enter, you hit CTRL + C and you use a search engine or the Get-Help -Name CmdletName -Parameter ParameterName command line to find out which value to enter.

files without opening each file one by one. Perhaps you have an M function or query you'd like to mass import into a collection of files. Then there's version control-you'd like a mechanism to manipulate the mashups in files so that you can wire up a version control setup. If any of these possibilities perk your interest, Data Mashup Cmdlets may be a useful tool in your Power Query toolkit.

sometime it's the best tool for the job! Ever wish you could learn Regex in a simple, straightforward tutorial with one of the best speakers in the PowerShell community? Thomas Rayner is Microsoft security engineer, blogger, Pluralsight author and Microsoft MVP. He is one of the brightest minds in the PowerShell community and he will be here showing us all how to use regex to solve complex tasks.

and through a series of core team interviews, community discussions, and background research, he brings you this: the untold story of PowerShell, a Shell of an Idea.

Linux and Windows.

don't like the color theme, so I made a new one that matches my VSCode and wanted to share.

Scripter Game. However, that doesn't mean you shouldn't continue to hone your skills. The Chairman has been pestered the last several weeks for a new challenge. So be careful what you ask for.