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<#
    .SYNOPSIS
    Get-WinEvent with xml property expansion

    .EXAMPLE
    This will get user logoff events from localhost & 'target1' for user 'User42'
    $WinEventParams = @{
        ComputerName = $env:COMPUTERNAME, 'target1'
        LogName      = 'Security'
        ID           = 4647, 4634

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        Write-Verbose "Disable power saving on hardware network interfaces"
        foreach ($NIC in (Get-NetAdapter -Physical)) {
            $PowerSaving = Get-CimInstance -ClassName MSPower_DeviceEnable -Namespace root\wmi | Where-Object { $_.InstanceName -match [Regex]::Escape($NIC.PnPDeviceID) }
            if ($PowerSaving.Enable) {
                $PowerSaving.Enable = $false
                $PowerSaving | Set-CimInstance  *>&1
            }
        }

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#Requires -Module PSWriteHtml
#Requires -PSSnapin Citrix.Broker.Admin.V2

# Author: Adam Yarborough, 2020.
# Usage: .\Create-CitrixApplicationReference.ps1 -AdminAddress 'ddc1.domain.com' -Outfile 'C:\Reports\Whatever.html'

[cmdletbinding()]
param (
    [string]$AdminAddress = $env:COMPUTERNAME,
    [switch]$IgnoreApplicationsWithNoUsers,

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# Make an admin portal config file for your network printers web interfaces!

# This script will take the supplied print servers, and get a list of all their pritners from wmi.  It will
# then look to see which of these printers have TCP/IP printer ports.  If they do, I try and grab the IP
# address from their hostaddress, then barring that, the port name, and the comments.  Then, for each of
# those printers that have a matching IP address, I'll test port 80 and 443 connections to them.  I choose
# HTTP first, simply because in my org the HTTPS are all self-signed certs (I know). I also try and use the
# driver name to guess at the manufacturer and assign a picture as well.

# Categories will be grouped by print server, duplicates can exist, and this is probably the wrong way to

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Add-PSSnapin Citrix.*
$IcoPath = "C:\Local\Google.ico"
$Icon = New-BrokerIcon -EncodedIconData ([convert]::ToBase64String((Get-Content $IcoPath -Encoding byte)))
$Params = @{
    AdminAddress          = "ddc1"         # delivery controller
    ApplicationType       = "PublishedContent"
    Name                  = "Google"
    CommandLineExecutable = "https://google.com"
    DesktopGroup          = "Applications" # Just need a delivery group with resources
    IconUid               = $Icon.Uid