PowerShell has taken the Windows command line ... the Get-PhysicalDisk cmdlet. This command will display the health status of all the disks. If your server has many disks, you can narrow down ...

It never ceases to amaze me just how many cool things PowerShell ... We can use this command to check the health of a logical disk that has been defined in Windows Storage Spaces.

A big part of configuring Windows ... the server is going to be performing. Although it is easy enough to accomplish this using Server Manager, you can also manage server roles using PowerShell.

Making inventories of computer storage ... indicate a server is functioning as a file server or potentially hosting one or more business applications. It’s a good practice to check for file ...

Have you ever scrolled through the Windows Server DHCP logs in ... then run the PowerShell command Get-DhcpServerAuditLog to see in what directory they are saved under the property Path. Also, ...

The PowerShell Get-WindowsFeature command—or, more properly, cmdlet—can retrieve a list of Windows ... you want to check whether any Hyper-V features are installed on a remote server, you ...