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Exporting Mails from Microsoft Outlook to CSV file with Powershell

Posted on 2022-06-13 by Aleksandr Reznik — Leave a reply

A small Powershell script I created for exporting emails from MS Outlook to CSV file. It retrieves Date, Time, Subject, To, From, CC, BCC and Body fields. The reason i Continue Reading →

Posted in powershell tools | Tagged email export, export, export to csv, outlook, powershell | Leave a reply

Converting Windows Event Logs to CSV file

Posted on 2022-06-06 by Aleksandr Reznik — Leave a reply

Powershell program which exports single specified or all Event Logs (called “channels” in official Microsoft documentation) to
one CSV file ina way what event record structure is split to multiple CSV columns. Continue Reading →

Posted in powershell tools | Tagged csv, eventlog, export to csv, powershell | Leave a reply

Powershell logging function which save currently executed program to log file

Posted on 2022-05-16 by Aleksandr Reznik — Leave a reply

Powershell benchmark template, Defines output to both screen and log file and saves currently executed file to log file Main thing in this script is LogWrite function. I created it Continue Reading →

Posted in powershell tools | Tagged benchmark, logging, logging function, powershell, template | Leave a reply

DNS server log parser

Posted on 2021-08-31 by Aleksandr Reznik — Leave a reply

Sharing a little program we used to analyze DNS log files of Microsoft Windows Server (DNS debug logging turned on with default settings). It takes one parameter – path to Continue Reading →

Posted in powershell tools | Tagged dns log, dns log analyzer, dns log parser, microsoft dns | Leave a reply

Collecting NETSTAT

Posted on 2021-08-19 by Aleksandr Reznik — 1 Comment ↓

I would like to present a script which gathers information generated by NETSTAT. It is designed to help in a situation when we have a Windows server with a lot Continue Reading →

Posted in powershell tools | Tagged collecting Netstat, connections audit, connections statistics, netstat, netstat statistics | 1 Comment ↓

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