As requested, here is a list of all the scripts I could make generic, and that aren't exclusive to where I work. I am still new to PowerShell, so forgive me if my scripts seem stupid or not helpful. If you open up a script, I explain what it does in the comments. Also, in general I need to add in some more error checking and verification of success, because normally I am so used to being the only person who uses the script, so I know what not to do.

Notes:

• The scripts inside the two folders have GUIs. To open the GUI, run the script that does not say designer at the end.
• I use the BurntToast module a decent bit for notifications, so if you think you might use any of these scripts, I would go ahead and install that module. Install-Module BurntToast

PowerShellHelp is a script that launches a GUI allowing you to view the Powershell help for a cmdlet.

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Powershell-Cmdlet-Explorer lists all installed modules, and by clicking on a module, you can see the cmdlets for that module. When you click on a cmdlet, you can see the help information for it.

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Here is a brief description of each script:

AD-computers-html-report.ps1: Produces an html file listing all computers in Active Directory.

AD-passwords-expiring-csv.ps1: Creates a csv of Active Directory users whose passwords are expiring in the next 7 days.

AD-passwords-expiring-soon-email.ps1: Sends an email to any user whose password expires in the next 7 days

add-folder-to-path-env.ps1: Adds a folder to the Path environment variable

azure-upload-vhd.ps1: Uploads a Hyper-V VHD to Azure.

clean-system-local.ps1: Calls a couple of clean up utilities on your local machine.

copy-everything.ps1: Copies files, shares, permissions, ownership, and timestamps to a new location.

create-cmdlets-js.ps1: Creates a JSON array of all cmdlets and stores in a Javascript file.

create-csv-from-mysql-table.ps1: Creates a csv pf a MySQL table based on the SQL query specified.

create-csv-from-sqlserver-table.ps1: Creates a csv pf a SQL Server table based on the SQL query specified.

create-startup-executable.ps1: Creates a scheduled task of an executable file that runs on start up.

create-startup-powershell-script.ps1: Creates a scheduled task of a Powershell script that runs on start up.

create-symbolic-link.ps1: Creates a symbolic link.

delete-IIS-site.ps1: Deletes a website, app pool, and dns entry on remote servers.

download-web-files.ps1: Downloads all the files in a web file directory.

file-watcher.ps1: Watches a folder for the creation of files, then runs a script when that happens.

get-cmdlets-list.ps1: Creates a list of cmdlets.

get-inactive-servers.ps1: Tests to see if all the computers in AD are up and running.

get-module-commands.ps1: Creates a list of cmdlets for the specified module.

git-init.ps1: Creates git repository and pushes code to remote repository

git-pull.ps1: Loops through every folder inside a root folder and runs git pull inside each.

hyperv-backup-vm.ps1: Exports all Hyper-V virtual machines to a path and removes all but the last 7 days of backups.

list-gce.ps1: This is a simple menu for listing resources in Google Cloud Platform.

list-tables-mysql.ps1: Lists the tables from a MySQL database in a CSV.

list-tables-sqlserver.ps1: Lists the tables from a SQL Server database in a CSV.

monitor-webpage.ps1: Monitors a web page, sending an email if the site goes down.

network-tools-install-modules.ps1: Installs the modules necessary for the network-tools.ps1 script

network-tools.ps1: Offers you a simple menu gui where you can select network operations to perform, like ping and scan for ports.

nodejs-forever-startapps.ps1: Loops through every folder inside a root folder and starts a Node.js app inside each.

ping-server.ps1: Periodically pings a server to keep it alive.

plex-manufacturing-cloud.ps1: Contains functions that can be used to connect to Plex Manufacturing Cloud web services.

remove-all-print-jobs.ps1: Removes all jobs from all printers.

send-email.ps1: Contains a function that sends an email.

setup-domain-controller.ps1: Installs features for a domain controller.

setup-file-server.ps1: Installs features for a file server.

setup-print-server.ps1: Installs features for a print server.

ssh-apt-upgrade-ubuntu.ps1: Performs a software upgrade on a Ubuntu or Debian server.

ssh-new-db-mongodb.ps1: Connects to a Linux server and creates a MongoDB database.

ssh-new-db-mysql.ps1: Connects to a Linux server and creates a MySQL database.

ssh-new-wordpress-port.ps1: Connects to a Linux server and creates a Wordpress instance running on a port. NOTE: This script has been removed temporarily until I have time to fix it.

ssh-restart-web.ps1: Connects to a Linux server and restarts the nginx and php-fpm services.

ssh-rmwp.ps1: Connects to a Linux server and deletes a Wordpress instance.

ssh-start-web.ps1: Connects to a Linux server and starts the nginx and php-fpm services.

ssh-stop-web.ps1: Connects to a Linux server and stops the nginx and php-fpm services.

system-info-html-report-local.ps1: Generates an HTML report of the local machine's system information.

system-info-local-json.ps1: Creates a JSON file containing the local machine's system information.

test-server.ps1: THIS IS NOT MY SCRIPT. I just use it in get-inactive-servers.ps1 to test connections to servers.

transfer-365-user.ps1: Transfers an Office 365 account from one Active Directory domain user to another.

That's it! If you have any tips on how to improve these scripts, let me know!