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# :trophy: PowerShell Admin Toys
# :muscle: PowerShell Admin Toys
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## Powershell scripts collection of little tricks for a Windows administrators

* `Exchange-2016-MessageTracking-Gui.ps1`: A WPF gui for Exchange Management Shell Get-MessageTrackingLog commandlet. Search messages by date, sender, recipient, etc, sorting and exporting to a .csv file. For those who don't like the console. Tested on Microsoft Exchange 2016 Version 15.1 (Build 2242.4).
* `Exchange-2016-MessageTracking-Gui.ps1`: A WPF gui for Exchange Management Shell Get-MessageTrackingLog commandlet. Search messages by date, sender, recipient, etc, sorting and exporting to a .csv file. For those who don't like the console. Tested on Microsoft Exchange 2016 version 15.1 build 2242.4.

## Screenshots
## Screenshot

![Image](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Inestic/scrn/main/screenshots/exchange-2016-message-tracking-gui-1.png)

## :zap: [Download](https://github.com/Inestic/PowerShell-Admin-Toys/releases/latest)
* `vSphere-Virtual-Machines-Permissions-Viewer.ps1`: A WPF gui for VMware PowerCLI Get-VIPermission commandlet. An easy way to see the permissions for virtual machines. It is also possible to export data to a .csv file. Tested on VMware vSphere version 6.7.0 build 14368027.

## Screenshot

![Image](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Inestic/scrn/main/screenshots/vsphere-virtual-machines-permissions-viewer-1.png)

## :arrow_double_down: [Download](https://github.com/Inestic/PowerShell-Admin-Toys/releases/latest)

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