chrisoldfield / whodatb

whoDatb

Description

AdminLit is a collection of automation scripts designed to streamline the setup of various Windows security features and Virtual Box VMs. These scripts are intended to facilitate learning and testing of various technologies.

Usage

Follow these steps to use AdminLit:

Windows

1. Open the Command Line: Open your command line interface. This could be Command Prompt or PowerShell.

2. Navigate to the Script Folder: Use the cd command to change directories to the folder containing the scripts you wish to run. For example, if you want to run a script from the windowsAdmin folder, you would type:

   For Command Prompt: cmd cd path\to\windowsAdmin

    For PowerShell:
    ```powershell
    Set-Location -Path path\to\windowsAdmin
    ```
   

   1. Run the Script: Run the desired script. This will execute the script in your current shell.

      For Command Prompt:

      cmd scriptname.bat

      For PowerShell:

      powershell ./scriptname.ps1

   2. Interact with the Script: Some scripts will prompt you for input to customize the setup process. When prompted, type your input and press Enter. For example, a script might ask you if you want to continue to the next script. You would type yes or no and then press Enter.

   3. Repeat as Needed: If you want to run another script, repeat steps 2-4.

Linux

1. **Open the Terminal**: Open your Terminal.

2. **Navigate to the Script Folder**: Use the `cd` command to change directories to the folder containing the scripts you wish to run. For example, if you want to run a script from the `linuxAdmin` folder, you would type:

    ```shell
    cd path/to/linuxAdmin
    ```

3. **Run the Script**: Run the desired script using the command `bash scriptname.sh`, replacing `scriptname.sh` with the name of the script you want to run. This will execute the script in your current shell.

    ```shell
    bash scriptname.sh
    ```

4. **Interact with the Script**: Some scripts will prompt you for input to customize the setup process. When prompted, type your input and press Enter. For example, a script might ask you if you want to continue to the next script. You would type `yes` or `no` and then press Enter.

5. **Repeat as Needed**: If you want to run another script, repeat steps 2-4.

Remember to always review a script to understand what it does before running it.

Scripts

linuxAdmin

Scripts in this folder automate tasks related to Linux administration. They can set up specific configurations, install packages, and more.

windowsAdmin

Scripts in this folder automate tasks related to Windows administration. They can enable or disable security features, set up Virtual Box VMs, and more.

sysDuck

Scripts in this folder automate tasks related to system diagnostics. They can check system health, generate reports, and more.

miscTools

Scripts in this folder provide miscellaneous tools. They can perform a variety of tasks not covered by the other folders.

Note

Please ensure you have the necessary permissions to run these scripts on your system. Always review a script to understand what it does before running it.

whodatb's Issues

Add .gitignore file for python

Refactor for PS and Terminal command lines