Powershell – Damberg Online

Presentation on remote screen

Damberg 22nd June 2021 0 Comments

Remote-presention with schedule task and Powershell For this solution you need the following: AD-user (not domainadmin!!!) with lowest rights. AD-group populated by the user (above) who will access the folder and run the scheduletask. The group is also populated with…
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Powershell

Remote Schedule Task Manager 1.0

Damberg 19th May 2021 0 Comments

I have a customer who needed some sort of application/bat-file or powershell-script to restart a remote computer running a presentation. The presentation was updated with a schedule task on the client, but sometimes they needed to update extra. Instead of…
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Application, Powershell

Function Check-PackageWMIvsLIB

Damberg 12th February 2020 0 Comments

This function compare what the Distribution Point has in WMI againt ContentLib

<#
        .Synopsis
        
        Compare WMI with ContentLIB locally on DP 

        .DESCRIPTION
        

        .EXAMPLE
        
        .EXAMPLE
   
   
#>




Function Check-PackageWMIvsLIB {


$WMIPkgList = Get-WmiObject -Namespace Root\SCCMDP -Class SMS_PackagesInContLib | Select -ExpandProperty PackageID | Sort-Object

$ContentLib = (Get-ItemProperty HKLM:SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SMS\DP).ContentLibraryPath

$PkgLibPath = ($ContentLib) + ‘\PkgLib’

$PkgLibList = (Get-ChildItem $PkgLibPath | Select -ExpandProperty Name | Sort-Object)

$PkgLibList = ($PKgLibList | ForEach-Object {$_.replace(‘.INI’,”")})

$PksinWMIButNotContentLib = Compare-Object -ReferenceObject $WMIPkgList -DifferenceObject $PKgLibList -PassThru | Where-Object { $_.SideIndicator -eq "<=" } 

$PksinContentLibButNotWMI = Compare-Object -ReferenceObject $WMIPkgList -DifferenceObject $PKgLibList -PassThru | Where-Object { $_.SideIndicator -eq "=>" } 

write-host
write-host
Write-Host Items in WMI but not the Content Library -ForegroundColor Green
 Write-Host ========================================
 $PksinWMIButNotContentLib

Write-Host Items in Content Library but not WMI -ForegroundColor Green
 Write-Host ====================================
 $PksinContentLibButNotWMI

}

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<#

.Synopsis

Compare WMI with ContentLIB locally on DP

.DESCRIPTION

.EXAMPLE

#>

Function Check-PackageWMIvsLIB {

$WMIPkgList = Get-WmiObject -Namespace Root\SCCMDP -Class SMS_PackagesInContLib | Select -ExpandProperty PackageID | Sort-Object

$ContentLib = (Get-ItemProperty HKLM:SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SMS\DP).ContentLibraryPath

$PkgLibPath = ($ContentLib) + ‘\PkgLib’

$PkgLibList = (Get-ChildItem $PkgLibPath | Select -ExpandProperty Name | Sort-Object)

$PkgLibList = ($PKgLibList | ForEach-Object {$_.replace(‘.INI’,”")})

$PksinWMIButNotContentLib = Compare-Object -ReferenceObject $WMIPkgList -DifferenceObject $PKgLibList -PassThru | Where-Object { $_.SideIndicator -eq "<=" }

$PksinContentLibButNotWMI = Compare-Object -ReferenceObject $WMIPkgList -DifferenceObject $PKgLibList -PassThru | Where-Object { $_.SideIndicator -eq "=>" }

write-host

Write-Host Items in WMI but not the Content Library -ForegroundColor Green

Write-Host ========================================

$PksinWMIButNotContentLib

Write-Host Items in Content Library but not WMI -ForegroundColor Green

Write-Host ====================================

$PksinContentLibButNotWMI

}

If you want to remove WMI entry that not are in lib

Get-WMIObject -ComputerName "DPNAME" -Namespace "root\sccmdp" -Query ("Select * from SMS_PackagesInContLib where PackageID = 'PACKAGEID'") | Remove-WmiObject

1	Get-WMIObject -ComputerName "DPNAME" -Namespace "root\sccmdp" -Query ("Select * from SMS_PackagesInContLib where PackageID = 'PACKAGEID'") \| Remove-WmiObject

Of if you want to remove from ContentLIB

##Delete .ini´s in PkgLib not in WMI
Remove-Item -Path "$PkgLibPath\PackageID.INI" -Confirm

1 2	##Delete .ini´s in PkgLib not in WMI Remove-Item -Path "$PkgLibPath\PackageID.INI" -Confirm

To be used at own…
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ConfigMgr Script, Standalone Script

Add multiple users to multiple AD-groups

Damberg 9th May 2019 0 Comments

I got a question from the support at a customer how they could add multiple users to multiple groups without user the mmc “users and computers”, this is my quick solution…

<#
.Synopsis
   Combine two txt-files to one csv-file to import multi-user to multi-groups in AD
.DESCRIPTION
   This script can be used to import x-numbers of users to x-numbers of ad-groups
.EXAMPLE
   The script is based on three files...
   - users.txt - a txt-file with users samaccountname
   - groups.txt - a txt-file with the groups which the users should be member of
.EXAMPLE
   Another example of how to use this workflow
.NOTES


**************************************************************
 
Created:    2019-05-08
Version:    1.0
 
Disclaimer:
This script is provided "AS IS" with no warranties
 
Author - Christian Damberg 
    Twitter: @DambergC
    Blog   : https://www.damberg.org
 
************************************************************** 
#>


#step one - read users.txt file 

$users = get-content .\users.txt -Encoding UTF8

#step two  - this loop will run for all users in txt-file "users.txt"
foreach ($user in $users)
{
  #step three - this loop run all groups in "groups.txt" for each user 
  $rk1_group = Get-Content .\groups.txt -Encoding UTF8
  foreach ($group in $groups)
  {
    #step four - merge both txt-files to "result.txt"
    "$($user);$group" | Out-File .\result.txt -Append utf8
    
     }
}

#Step five - import the txt-file "result.txt" and export it to a csv-file named "user_group.csv"
import-csv .\result.txt -Delimiter ";" -Header user,group | export-csv .\user_group.csv -NoClobber -Encoding UTF8

#Step six - Read csv-file och run a loop with add-adgroupmember to add each user to each group.
#jobbet att lägga till, läs in csv och kör en lopp på hela filen
import-csv .\user_group.csv | ForEach-Object {Add-ADGroupMember -Identity $_.group -Members $_.user}

#Done

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<#

.Synopsis

Combine two txt-files to one csv-file to import multi-user to multi-groups in AD

.DESCRIPTION

This script can be used to import x-numbers of users to x-numbers of ad-groups

.EXAMPLE

The script is based on three files...

- users.txt - a txt-file with users samaccountname

- groups.txt - a txt-file with the groups which the users should be member of

.EXAMPLE

Another example of how to use this workflow

.NOTES

**************************************************************

Created: 2019-05-08

Version: 1.0

Disclaimer:

This script is provided "AS IS" with no warranties

Author - Christian Damberg

Twitter: @DambergC

Blog : https://www.damberg.org

**************************************************************

#>

#step one - read users.txt file

$users = get-content .\users.txt -Encoding UTF8

#step two - this loop will run for all users in txt-file "users.txt"

foreach ($user in $users)

{

#step three - this loop run all groups in "groups.txt" for each user

$rk1_group = Get-Content .\groups.txt -Encoding UTF8

foreach ($group in $groups)

{

#step four - merge both txt-files to "result.txt"

"$($user);$group" | Out-File .\result.txt -Append utf8

}

#Step five - import the txt-file "result.txt" and export it to a csv-file named "user_group.csv"

import-csv .\result.txt -Delimiter ";" -Header user,group | export-csv .\user_group.csv -NoClobber -Encoding UTF8

#Step six - Read csv-file och run a loop with add-adgroupmember to add each user to each group.

#jobbet att lägga till, läs in csv och kör en lopp på hela filen

import-csv .\user_group.csv | ForEach-Object {Add-ADGroupMember -Identity $_.group -Members $_.user}

#Done

Active Directory, Powershell

Configure rights on WMI for monitoring

Damberg 8th May 2019 0 Comments

If you have PRTG and want to monitor thru wmi i´ve put together a guide based on two scripts (not created by me) what you need to do…. You need an service-account in your domain, not with domain-admin-rights, only a…
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Powershell, Standalone Script

Create CI and Baseline for verifying SNMP-service installed and running

Damberg 14th March 2019 0 Comments

Case: You need to verify that SNMP-service is running on servers, and if not it must be installed. To do after running the script: You need to set “supported platforms” on the CI after creation. This CI and Baseline only…
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ConfigMgr Compliance Scripts, Powershell

Find path to configurationmanager.psd1

Damberg 5th March 2019 0 Comments

A module to find path to ConfigMgr module on client/server

function Get-CMModule {
    [CmdletBinding()]
    param()
    
    Try {
        Write-Verbose "Trying to import SCCM Module"
        Import-Module (Join-Path $(Split-Path $ENV:SMS_ADMIN_UI_PATH) ConfigurationManager.psd1) -Verbose:$false
        Write-Verbose "Nice...imported the SCCM Module"
        }
    Catch 
        {
        Throw "Failure to import SCCM Cmdlets."
        } 
}

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function Get-CMModule {

[CmdletBinding()]

param()

Try {

Write-Verbose "Trying to import SCCM Module"

Import-Module (Join-Path $(Split-Path $ENV:SMS_ADMIN_UI_PATH) ConfigurationManager.psd1) -Verbose:$false

Write-Verbose "Nice...imported the SCCM Module"

}

Catch

{

Throw "Failure to import SCCM Cmdlets."

}

ConfigMgr Script

Set up maintanence for cache folder with CI and Baseline with powershell

Damberg 5th March 2019 0 Comments

There is the GUI-way and the Powershell-way… This scripts creates: A Configuration Item A Baseline A Baseline Deployment The only thing you need is admin-rights in the ConfigMgr, select schedule-inteval and count and what collection to deploy to. note: At…
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ConfigMgr Compliance Scripts

Extract productcode from MSI

Damberg 4th March 2019 0 Comments

Here is a script you can use to extract productcode from msi-file it´s raw…

param(

  [Parameter(ValueFromPipeline = $true,HelpMessage = 'Enter CSV path')]
  [String[]]$Path = $null
)

if($Path -eq $null) 
{
  Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Windows.Forms

  $Dialog = New-Object -TypeName System.Windows.Forms.OpenFileDialog
  $Dialog.InitialDirectory = "$InitialDirectory"
  $Dialog.Title = 'Select MSI File'
  $Dialog.Filter = 'MSI File|*.MSI'        
  $Dialog.Multiselect = $true
  $Result = $Dialog.ShowDialog()

  if($Result -eq 'OK') 
  {
    Try 
    {
      $Path = $Dialog.FileNames
    }

    Catch 
    {
      $Path = $null
      Break
    }
  }

  else 
  {
    #Shows upon cancellation of Save Menu
    Write-Host -ForegroundColor Yellow -Object 'Notice: No file(s) selected.'
    Break
  }
}

$Path = $Dialog.FileName

$comObjWI = New-Object -ComObject WindowsInstaller.Installer
$MSIDatabase = $comObjWI.GetType().InvokeMember('OpenDatabase','InvokeMethod',$null,$comObjWI,@($Path, 0))
$Query = "SELECT Value FROM Property WHERE Property = 'ProductCode'"
$View = $MSIDatabase.GetType().InvokeMember('OpenView','InvokeMethod',$null,$MSIDatabase,($Query))
$View.GetType().InvokeMember('Execute', 'InvokeMethod', $null, $View, $null)
$Record = $View.GetType().InvokeMember('Fetch','InvokeMethod',$null,$View,$null)
$Value = $Record.GetType().InvokeMember('StringData','GetProperty',$null,$Record,1)

$Value

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param(

[Parameter(ValueFromPipeline = $true,HelpMessage = 'Enter CSV path')]

[String[]]$Path = $null

)

if($Path -eq $null)

{

Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Windows.Forms

$Dialog = New-Object -TypeName System.Windows.Forms.OpenFileDialog

$Dialog.InitialDirectory = "$InitialDirectory"

$Dialog.Title = 'Select MSI File'

$Dialog.Filter = 'MSI File|*.MSI'

$Dialog.Multiselect = $true

$Result = $Dialog.ShowDialog()

if($Result -eq 'OK')

{

Try

{

$Path = $Dialog.FileNames

}

Catch

{

$Path = $null

Break

}

else

{

#Shows upon cancellation of Save Menu

Write-Host -ForegroundColor Yellow -Object 'Notice: No file(s) selected.'

Break

}

$Path = $Dialog.FileName

$comObjWI = New-Object -ComObject WindowsInstaller.Installer

$MSIDatabase = $comObjWI.GetType().InvokeMember('OpenDatabase','InvokeMethod',$null,$comObjWI,@($Path, 0))

$Query = "SELECT Value FROM Property WHERE Property = 'ProductCode'"

$View = $MSIDatabase.GetType().InvokeMember('OpenView','InvokeMethod',$null,$MSIDatabase,($Query))

$View.GetType().InvokeMember('Execute', 'InvokeMethod', $null, $View, $null)

$Record = $View.GetType().InvokeMember('Fetch','InvokeMethod',$null,$View,$null)

$Value = $Record.GetType().InvokeMember('StringData','GetProperty',$null,$Record,1)

$Value

Standalone Script

Google Chrome install

Damberg 4th March 2019 0 Comments

I uses Appdeploy Toolkit to install Google Chrome. You download the enterprise msi-files from the following address. Enterprise download Scroll down on the page and you will find the msi-files… Hints: Row 72-73 – Add the productcode from the msi-files…
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AppDeploy Toolkit