PowerShell – Azure – Get Certificate List
Working in Azure creating VMs with certificates it’s helpful to know what you have.
Working in Azure creating VMs with certificates it’s helpful to know what you have.
When installing a new VM in Azure it’s helpful to know your options Another example, say you are looking for a specific released version of Red Hat This command currently comes up with this as a response Get latest image
If you use a Mac whether true server or a Mac Mini for a server this script below is very helpful to prevent the Mac from falling asleep and preventing the machine from being a server. If all of this still does not do it you can try to caffeinate your mac To re-enable sleep…
If you only have SSH access to a Mac OSX server and need some details on the machine you can use these commands to help. System_Profiler can get you a lot of the information you are likely looking for but it pulls a lot of information so initially you may want to output it to…
In order to work in PowerShell with Azure you need to have the modules setup properly, the script below will help get you ready to go then test it.
If you work in Azure these two functions are very valuable additions to your library. Note: This majority of this code is copied from the reference below. I added Gateway Address to the Network Routes along with DNS Reference: http://blog.kloud.com.au/2014/11/11/get-azure-virtual-networks-with-powershell/
Similar to C# – Random Password Generator but this will work with PowerShell scripts. This script has a minimum of four (4) characters but you can change that to whatever you would like. Reference: http://www.wisesoft.co.uk/scripts/powershell_random_password_generator.aspx Another approach Reference: http://poshcode.org/5806
In order for PowerShell to run scripts you need to grant it specific permissions. Restricted No scripts can be run. Windows PowerShell can be used only in interactive mode. AllSigned Only scripts signed by a trusted publisher can be run. RemoteSigned Downloaded scripts must be signed by a trusted publisher before they can be run….
These steps are based on RedHat Server 64-bit Download RedHat Install RedHat Configure RedHat Install WordPress Configure WordPress Backup/Restore MySQL Database
Make sure that you do the chown command otherwise you may not be able to login. Example would be this for username demo