A small script written in PowerShell helps to collect all data about connected devices [monitors] from computers.The script collects the following data: All data is saved to a TXT file [can be easily changed to CSV]
PowerShell script, which clear printer cache folder once a week. Recommend to add this script to Windows Task Scheduler. Main features: the script is executed without the user’s intervention works very quickly at the background empty recycle bin after every operation “if statement” to prevent a crash
Implementation of the core features ITIL4® for IT HelpDesk. The incident, Workaround, Problem, Error. Incident – an unplanned interruption of a service or reduction in the quality of a service. Problem – a cause, or potential cause, of one or more incidents. Workaround – a solution that reduces or eliminates the impact of an incident… Read More »
Installation on Linux First of all, we have to download and install Git on our machine. Click for Git Download <- recommend for Windows users. Open terminal and type: And that’s it. We have already installed Git, let’s check which version we have. Enter: Initialise Git repository Just in case, I would highly recommend doing… Read More »
DNS (Domain Name System) translates human-readable domain names (like www.google.com) into IP addresses (e.g., 216.58.204.68) that are understandable to computers. A picture is worth a thousand words; please see the two diagrams below, which show the most crucial steps, numbered and described. 5. Step 5 redirects our query to the DNS Resolver, which has three… Read More »
System Linux has two types of users: Privileged: Unprivileged: User creation process Creating users on a Linux system may initially seem complex, but it follows a logical process. A few config files play a crucial role during this process. The diagram below illustrates what happens when a system administrator executes the “useradd” command. Let’s take… Read More »