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I had this script, but the format was in HTML and I cleaned up all the code and changed the commands that were "gwmi" to "Get-CimInstance" to have good practices. My goal is to transform this script that handles a hostname to a list of hostnames.

Can someone help me?

The idea I had would be to have a window that has a "browse" button to import the list, be it in txt or csv and for each hostname in that list it would do these commands and in the end it would export to an xlsx file (I tried with Export-Excel, but you need to download the module separately, and you need to trust the repository, authorize the import of the module for later use, so I would have to make this standalone, without any request, because I would convert this ps1 into an exe file) and the data, would need to be side by side with the headers, e.g. Hostname, Last User Logged, Type Of Chassis etc.

I would be very grateful if someone can help me, I've been building part 1 of this script for a few hours now, and now I need to go to part 2 (that is this process to create and export csv results) which is the part where I feel stuck.

Giving context: I have a FTP server running in IIS in a WS2019 EC2 instance in VPC A that needs to be accessed by VPCs B and C. While the last one is in GCP, A and B are in AWS.

• VPCs A and B have a peering connection.
• VPCs B and C are connected through a VPN.
• VPC C doesn't exchange data with A, except for this FTP server; therefore, sustaining a VPN is expensive for what I need.

I followed this guideline to build the NLB in VPC A, then attached it to a VPC endpoint in VPC B.

How to run an FTPS server behind the AWS Network Load Balancer | by Michael Kirk | Medium

When I test the TCP connection, it works just fine

The situation/context/intent

I try to run a task (on windows 10) which activate or deactivate auto logon depending on the NetConnection name (to see if I am home). The script works and is executed, but I guess the task is too late, since auto logon use the pre-existing value over the one set by the script. Or, is it that the script is delayed by the Wi-Fi, which maybe still launching, allowing auto logon to do its things or something like that?

What I tried

Well first, I look on the internet, but all I could find was how to activate auto logon and nothing near what I try to do.

Then, on stackoverflow, I did found something call gina.dll. Turn out, it has bean replace by credential provider. Which look like an aventure better avoided and, I think, it is just the interface to logon anyway.

Then I tried to use the event, kernel-Boot id 30, which, should be monitoring the start up process. "Maybe this would be earlier than the default startup", I thought. But, I observe the same result as with "on startup". (Maybe it is the same thing as "on startup".)

The script (PowerShell)

Scenario: I'm into a corporate network and need to automate some network checks. One of these is to verify if specific ports are not firewall blocked but very often there is no service listening on those ports on remote machines and, per my understanding, both Test-NetConnection and portqry, return false/filtered if there is no response from the other side but it doesn't actually mean the firewall is blocking the port, right?

Idea: I first use Test-NetConnection to see if I get any reply, in that case the test is ok. If the remote end is not responding on the port:

• I create a TCPClient object
• Invoke a ScriptBlock to the remote computer to create a Listener on the specific port
• try to connect from Source computer to the target so I can be sure the port is open

By now here is what I came up with:

I am trying to query ports from one server to multiple remote servers but i can't figure it out.

Querying to one server wordks good but i want to add multiple remote servers in $destination variable and let the script loop over them to give me all the results in one shot.

the script i found:

I have a C# console application which is using Snowflake .NET connector to connect with Snowflake DB. Application is working fine on my system however if I take that application to EC2 and execute then it's not connecting to Showflake DB with giving error "SnowflakeDbException: Request reach its timeout".

Network connectivity between AWS EC2 instance and Snowflake DB is in place.

Below is the code that I'm using:

EDIT: OBE - figured it out. Provided in answer for anyone else who has this issue.

I am working in an offline environment and am unable to connect to a kafka broker, on machine 1, from a separate machine, machine 2, on a LAN connection through a single switch.

Machine 1 (where Kafka and ZK are running):

I am trying to map a blob storage to Z: with the drive label "Azure Blob Storage" but for some reason the location is not recognized?

I am getting this exception:

I sent a HTTP Raw request default with a host and port which I'm certain that I could connect using my windows 10 device.(Tested with Test-NetConnection and sent data via Ubuntu App, echo "DEMO Message" | nc mYHOST 6021) However, when I sent the request in Jmeter , I get below errors.

Sampler result is as per the below.