In this blog I will share one way to get all AWS EC2 instances in all profiles and all regions including instance’s Id, name, state, private & public IPs and other instance information. I will show how to calculate the instance’s name and state (running, stopped, etc.) The result can be displayed or saved to a file.

Would you like to know resources protected by AWS Backup?
In this blog I will share one way to list all AWS protected resources in all profiles and all regions. Also, query the backed up EC2 state and Backup tag.

In this blog I will share one way to fix Microsoft Teams “Sorry, we couldn’t connect you.” for multiple users’ profiles and in multiple workstations or virtual machines.

In this blog I will share one way to get all installed patches, updates and hotfixes on a local or a remote Windows workstation or server.

Azure NSG Flow Logs Explorer is an easy to use explorer like tool to view Azure NSG flow logs.

Azure NSG Flow Logs Explorer is an easy to use explorer like tool to view Azure NSG flow logs.

Introduction We will find the built-in administrator account name, even if it was renamed, and disable it. When Windows workstation or server is installed, the default built-in administrator account name is Administrator. Some companies rename the local built-in administrator account, …

Introduction This PowerShell function returns information about Azure App Registrations certificates and secrets, including expiry date, days left to expire, owner and other information. Returned information can be filtered, for example, by days left to expire and imported to CSV. …

WebJEA config Editor is an easy to use tool to simplify editing WebJEA config.json configuration file. WebJEAconfigEditor.exe v0.7.4 (01/04/2023) has a simple and clear Explorer like interface that can edit multiple config.json files. WebJEAconfigEditor can duplicate commands, copy & paste …

Introduction In this blog I will share one way to get Azure SQL Server firewall rules and the option to save the result in a CSV file. I will also show how to use parameters in PowerShell command. My blogs …