I was tasked to create a PS script that created a Windows Server Backup policy with a random start time
I came up with the following script for the random start time bits.
function Get-TimeSlot($startTime, $EndTime) { $timeslots = @() for ($i = $startTime; $i -ne $EndTime; $i++) { if ($i -eq 24) { $i = 0 } $timeslots += $i } $timeslot = "$(Get-Random $timeslots):00" return $timeslot } Get-TimeSlot -startTime 20 -EndTime 4
There might be a more Powershell’ish way of doing this, but it gets the job done.
It’s great to read something that’s both enjoyable and provides prsaagtimdc solutions.
Hi Katie: I’ve emailed my friend Daviea, who I believe mentioned that she’d found a good one.I might also recommend checking out my friend Elisa’s weblog at channelingErik.com. It is an excellent resource and a thriving and gifted community.Peace, Paul
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