Hi folks, this is me blogging from the afterlife. No, I’m just kidding, but one may think that I’m death since my last blog post was posted exactly 642 days ago. I’ve calculated this using the following PowerShell one-liner: ((Get-date) – $(Get-Date “2013/02/20”)).Days. Which made me wonder: how do people that do not know PowerShell calculate Continue reading
Orchestrator
Orchestrator Mobile available in Windows Phone marketplace
Hey everyone, I have an announcement to make: Orchestrator Mobile, a System Center 2012 Orchestrator client for Windows Phone has finally been certified to be published to Windows Phone marketplace. You can get right away here. The app is available for Windows Phone 8 and also for older Windows Phone 7 devices.
Orchestrator Mobile beta testers wanted
Hi folks, I just want to let you know that my System Center Orchestrator client for Windows Phone is available for beta testing. I would like to get as much feedback as possible before I make it generally available. You can sign-up as beta tester here. This will enable you to install the app on Continue reading
Orchestrated boobs, kind of
The summer is at its full bloom, and in the summer some things come to mind more often than in the other three seasons. One of those things are of course boobs. So I came across a very interesting site, a while ago. It’s called boobstagram. The site is featuring, you got it right, pictures Continue reading
BITS integration pack for System Center Orchestrator
Last week I started to play around with Quick Integration Toolkit for System Center Orchestrator RC. Purpose of todays post is to let you know that I’ve actually created something.
Using Exchange 2010 cmdlets in System Center Orchestrator
If you’ve been using “Run .NET Script” activity in System Center Orchestrator (formerly known as Opalis), you are probably aware that, Orchestrator use 32-bit version of PowerShell.exe, to run PowerShell scripts, since the product itself is 32-bit. This is a problem, if you want to use Exchange 2010 cmdlets, since there are no 32-bit management Continue reading