PowerShell Online Training
Introduction to Windows Power Shell
- What is Windows Power Shell?
- Windows Power Shell Architecture
- The .NET Framework and its Relationship to Windows Power Shell
Use of WMI and COM in Windows Power Shell Overview of Windows Power Shell
- Overview of Objects
- Working with Cmdlets
- Tab Expansion, Aliases, and Hostory
- Using Variable and Types
Building Pipelines for Assembly-Line Style Processing
- Using Pipelines
- Using Arrays
- Filtering and Iterating Through the Pipeline
- Recording Objects in a Pipeline
Managing Processes and Formatting Cmdlet Output
- Managing Windows Processes with Windows Power Shell
- Viewing Process Details
- Filtering Processes by Property
- Stopping Processes
- Launching Processes
- Viewing, Starting, and Stopping Services
- Formatting Cmdlet Output
- Default Formmmatter and Output Cmdlets
- Alternatives to the Out-Default Cmdlets
- Default Formmatter in Windows PowerShell
- Using the Format-Wide, Format-Table, Format-List, and Format-Custom Cmdlets
- Selecting Properties Using Select-Object
Introduction to Scripting With Windows Power Shell
- Writing Windows PowerShell Scripts
- Script Parameters
- Security in Windows PowerShell
- Customizing Windows PowerShell with Profiles
Implementing Flow Control and Functions
- Controlling the Flow of Execution within Scripts
- Iteration Flow Control
- Developing and Using Functions
- Using Data Stores
- Using Providers
- Filtering and Selecting with Regular Expressions
- Implementing Event Log Management Persisting Object in Files
- Introduction to WMI and WMI objects
- Managing Disks and Disk Vloumes Using Windows PowerShell with WMI
- Managing Shadow Copies Using Windows Power Shell with WMI
- Managing Shared Folders with Windows Powershell and WMI
- Administering Domains and Forests using .NET Objects
- Managing User Accounts and Groups Using ADS Managing Relationship between Users and Groups
- Managing GPOs Using the GPMC COM Interface
- Managing Group Policy Objects
- Reporting Group Policy
Managing the Windows Operating System Using Windows PowerShell and WMI
Administering Microsoft Active Directory with Windows PowerShell
Administering Group Policy in Windows PowerShell Using COM
