How to remove IIS from Windows Server using PowerShell
How to remove IIS from Windows Server using PowerShell
Force BITS to download WSUS updates in the foreground in Windows Server
WSUS uses BITS for downloading updates, and it does so in background mode. Unfortunately, this utilizes remaining bandwidth of the server instead of its full capacity. To speed up WSUS downloads, you can configure BITS in WSUS to use foreground priority.
Quickly view all symbolic links, junctions points and hard links in a folder
When you migrating a file server and transfering data, you may need to recreate junction points, as they cannot be copied using (for example) Robocopy. This makes it a must to know where you have junction points, and that is where PowerShell and even plain old cmd.exe DIR come to the rescue.
Find vulnerable WordPress plugin versions fast using PowerShell
Use PowerShell to find vulnerable WordPress plugins on your Windows webserver fast, because on a daily bases, new vulnerabilities are found in WordPress plugins and you can count on the fact you have customers using that vulnerable version of that particular plugin.
WMI Filters for Group Policy to manage Windows Server versions
This post contains some example WMI filters for you to use in Group Policy Objects (GPOs) to target and manage specific Windows Server versions like 2012R2, 2016 and Windows Server 2022/2019.
IIS 10.0 FTP IP Security allow list
In this post I'll show you how to configure an IP allow list for IIS FTP Server using PowerShell, iisadministration and webadministration modules
Removing phantom application folders from website configuration in IIS
How to remove phantom application folders from websites in IIS using PowerShell
Use -SearchBase with Get-ADComputer for faster results
Using -SeachBase with PowerShell's Get-ADComputer gives me faster results with AD DS queries.
Install Windows Server Servicing Stack Updates (SSU) using PowerShell
Install Servicing Stack Updates (SSU) for Windows Server 2012R2, 2016 and Windows Server 2019 using PowerShell, without downtime
How to uninstall and remove Adobe Flash Player in Windows Server
You can easily uninstall and remove Adobe Flash Player from Windows Server using Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM)
windows-server (96)
iis (80)
powershell (76)
php (54)
wordpress (45)
mysql (36)
windows (34)
performance (28)
linux (23)
web.config (23)
Website (22)
htaccess (20)
aspnet (19)
url-rewrite-module (19)
sql-server (18)
bash (18)
optimization (18)
ssl (17)
plugin (13)
windows-10 (12)
devops (11)
monitoring (11)
security (10)
gnu-linux (10)
appcmd (10)
wsl (9)
smtp (9)
wincache (9)
wmi (8)
zabbix (8)
windows-update (8)
opcache (8)
openssh (7)
database (7)
dism (7)
iis-60 (7)
sysops (6)
wsus (6)
apache (6)
hyper-v (6)
virtualization (6)
spam (6)
functions-php (6)
classic-asp (6)
ddos (6)
password (5)
email (5)
active-directory (5)
joomla (5)
command-line (5)
application-pool (5)
blacklist (5)
t-sql (4)
wql (4)
https (4)
group-policy (4)
backup (4)
connector-net (4)
debug (4)
logparser (4)
network-adapter (4)
dns (4)
query_cache (4)
ghost (4)
iisnode (4)
node-js (4)
vbscript (3)
umbraco (3)
windows-firewall (3)
brute-force (3)
ftp (3)
postfix (3)
forensics (3)
benchmark (3)
xss (3)
disk-cleanup (3)
disk-space (3)
sql-injection (3)
openssl (2)
net-core (2)
visual-studio (2)
windows-defender (2)
rdp (2)
connector-odbc (2)
c (2)
mysqldump (2)
xml-rpc (2)
smb (2)
cross-site-scripting (2)
innodb (2)
httpbl (2)
centos (2)
magento (2)
denial-of-service (2)
deployment (2)
windows-deployment-services (2)
mysqli (2)
open-xchange (2)
waf (2)
web-application-firewall (2)
windows-11 (1)
ipv6 (1)
networking (1)
sqlce (1)
tinymce (1)
Prianha-CMS (1)
kvm (1)
http-3 (1)
quic (1)
wmsvc (1)
database-mirroring (1)
service-principal-names (1)
spn (1)
jetpack (1)
api (1)
kms (1)
elasticsearch (1)
red-hat (1)
varnish-cache (1)
dhcp (1)
jquery (1)