Get Session Information for all NST’s – PowerShell Version
Continuing on my previous post Get Session Count over multiple NST’s I decided to make a little PowerShell function of it.
Continuing on my previous post Get Session Count over multiple NST’s I decided to make a little PowerShell function of it.
Sometimes you need to see for different instances how many sessions are connected. You could achieve this with piping multiple PowerShell statements into each other, but not always.
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