July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
648 pages
31h 9m
English
We start by specifying which two receive connectors we want to compare and save their names into two variables (this will be useful at the end). Then we gather the list of IP addresses configured on these two connectors and save them into two other variables.
The next part is the actual comparison. Here, we use the Compare-Object cmdlet which compares two objects and lets us know what differences, if any, exist between the two. If we print the output of the $comparison variable at this stage, we would get something like this:

The output shows, for example, that IP 172.28.125.248 is configured on the second object we compared, ...
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