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Logon-Hours calculating 30 minutes out (Not incorporated daylight savings time) - Microsoft Q&A
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Ok, I give up. What is the powershell equivalent of the CMD command "echo % logonserver%"? : r/PowerShell
Happy SysAdm: January 2017
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