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How to place a group in Maintenance Mode using PowerShell

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GrayAndYellowGears Our very own Mr. Steve Rachui had another great post over on his blog yesterday morning, this time about how to use PowerShell to put a group into Maintenance Mode:

Steve? Why are you writing a post on how to place a group in maintenance mode using powershell? There are already LOTS of solutions out there to put a group in maintenance mode – why spend time on another? Good question. The reason? Efficiency.

To get all the details and see Steve's script see Place a Group in Maintenance Mode with Powershell.

J.C. Hornbeck | System Center Knowledge Engineer

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    June 20, 2011
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  • Anonymous
    July 04, 2011
    There are a lot of systems out there, but if you do not test the new ones how will you know if you have the best?

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    Operating systems are all alike to a degre, and what would be the be benefit of this one

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