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Get ACLs on non-inherited folders

Posted on 21/03/202021/03/2020 by Powershell Administrator

I needed a (nice) way to document all non-inherited ACLs (access control lists) on a folder. I wanted this to be exported as a CSV file with a delimiter of my choice. I also wanted to add a log file, in case of any error or strange behavior I could find out what, or where … Continue reading Get ACLs on non-inherited folders →

How to get all remote logged on users

Posted on 04/12/201804/12/2018 by Powershell Administrator

I wanted a simple way to get all (remote) logged on (and disconnected) users on all servers in my domain. This way it's easier for me to see if there are any disconnected sessions still open. In my case I've entered them into a SQL database, but for the example on this blog, I will … Continue reading How to get all remote logged on users →

Download SolarEdge solar production data and save to csv

Posted on 12/11/201528/09/2017 by Powershell Administrator

I've got a nice solar panel setup on my roof, which uploads its data to the SolarEdge monitoring portal (this is the brand of inverter that I got). It appeared that this monitoring portal also has an API to automate getting the energy data. With me working in a company that works on energy savings, … Continue reading Download SolarEdge solar production data and save to csv →