Hi Folks,
Today, I want to remaster one of my previous works, featuring the recently polished app/software/program focused cmdlet - Get-JCSystemApp (kudos to Joe @jworkman ).
The Problem
Now we can easily locate the applications/programs installed ...
Hi Folks,
Time flies, and we're already almost four months deep into 2024! As many organisations hustle to close the fiscal year of 2023, it's going to be a hectic month. And when it comes to budget talks, the echo through the halls remains: Spend ca...
Hi Folks,
Last week I posted a Terraform script to auto-deploy JumpCloud agent on the Windows servers, and it's only fair we spread the same love to Linux, right?
Prerequisites
TL;DL - Check out the new code in my repo.
Ensure you have the lates...
Hi Folks,
How are you doing guys? Hope you had some recharging time during this spring.
With summer on the horizon, we're all looking forward to warmer days—hopefully soon! (At least where I'm based, summer isn't such an elusive guest ).
I was wor...
Hi Folks,
Another Friday, another post - We probably all need something to cheer up in this prolonged, if not dreary, February.
As the title suggests, today, I wanted to share a use case I recently got the idea for from @rickieneville - in combin...
all good, Steven. and thanks for uploading the video, it helps!
Now I know why - it seems you have not run the flow yet, hence there is no data been aggregated by the "array aggregator" module, so it can't tell the "total number" of object (basica...
no worries.
so the `Total Count` should came from the array module like this:
the array module will essentially pack each "new row" and count them hence that attribute is representing.
you may just run the cmd once on both devices, then the user is able to make changes afterwards. however only the users with admin privileges will able to do that.
