This is to try and document the behaviour around PowerShellGet/PSResourceGet code signing publisher behaviour.
The following code can be used to set up this scenario. This must be run as an administrator in Windows PowerShell.
Note: PowerShell uses implicit remoting for the New-SelfSignedCertificate which breaks the constains serialization. You must run this on Windows PowerShell.
This is to try and document the behaviour around PowerShellGet/PSResourceGet code signing publisher behaviour.
The following code can be used to set up this scenario. This must be run as an administrator in Windows PowerShell.
Note: PowerShell uses implicit remoting for the New-SelfSignedCertificate which breaks the constains serialization. You must run this on Windows PowerShell.
A collection of Kusto (KQL) functions that unify security logs behind a consistent, analyst-friendly dialect. IRQL encapsulates query logic in repeatable chunks, hides cluster/database locations and join keys, and projects disparate source schemas into a single, predictable schema. In addition, it represents query logic as their semantic intent via function naming. These functions were created by Saar Ron, John Lambert, and Diana Damenova.
These functions were authored alongside the Lift to Graph functions (Lift_To_Graph, Graph_Render_View, Graph_Fold_By_Property) and are designed to compose with them. Many of the IRQL primitives have a tabular form and a graph-lifted form, so the same logic drives both relational hunts and visual graph investigations.
KQL is a phenomenal tool for analyzing large quantities of data, but queries can get verbose quickly:
The installation and configuration of SharePoint 2013 Cumulative Updates, Service Packs and Security Updates are a time intensive and tedious process. In an effort to reduce the installation time, a series of PowerShell scripts was developed to reduce the effort required in patch installation and PSCONFIG execution. Each script described in this guide is independent from one another, allowing a SharePoint administrator to execute any number of scripts to aid with patch installation.
The majority of the scripts referenced in this document require PowerShell Remoting to be configured on each of the SharePoint servers in the farm. PowerShell Remoting allows a PowerShell script to execute commands on each of the SharePoint servers, without an administrator having to logon to the SharePoint server and manually execute a script. The following section outlines the steps necessary to configure PowerShell Remoting on the servers in