Category Archives: PowerShell

Get Firewall Friendly with System Frontier 1.70

We’re excited to announce new features released today that make it easier to run your scripts in more places and manage multiple environments more efficiently. Any network. One port. With the addition of a certificate authentication option for management servers in System Frontier, you can now manage resources inside any network, including Active Directory domains […]

PowerShell Tips Poster

Looking for some great tips on writing better PowerShell? Here’s a poster that you can use as a quick reference online or on your cube or office wall. It’s 36 inches by 24 inches! I gave out printed copies at the Research Triangle PowerShell Saturday event in Raleigh, NC this past weekend and they were […]

Running Remote Commands And Actually Getting The Output Using Only WMI

If you’ve worked with WMI for any amount of time, you may have run into the following problem: “Creating a remote Windows process using the Win32_Process class is relatively easy, but how do I get the console output?” Have no fear. Win32_Process to the rescue. Wait… no. 🙁 The Create method of the Win32_Process class […]

System Frontier v1.40.6902.26759

The latest release of System Frontier adds some exciting new features. See more details in the changelog. Custom Menu Items The first one may seem small, but can be a big impact on keeping things that are important to you and your team in focus: custom menu items. A new permission, WriteCustomNavigation, gives you the […]