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Free Download Windows (R) Powershell Unleashed By Kopczynski, Tyson
2007 | 320 Pages | ISBN: 0672329530 | PDF | 4 MB
A new edition of this title is available, ISBN-10: 0672329883 ISBN-13: 9780672329883 PowerShell is one of the most exciting new products to come out of Microsoft in a long time. It is both a new scripting language and a command-line shell. People who have seen the demos have been extremely impressed by the power it brings to admins to automate and customize their regular tasks. PowerShell will be used as the basis for all Windows administrative scripting in the future, starting with Exchange 2007 and Vista. IT Pros have been hungering for whatever PowerShell information they can get their hands on. " "This book first focuses on PowerShell basics, how it relates to existing Windows scripting practices, and how your existing knowledge can be translated into PowerShell knowledge. After gaining insight into PowerShell, you are presented with transferable PowerShell scripting examples. The goal of presenting these examples is to outline methods of using PowerShell to manage Windows Server, Active Directory, and Exchange Server 2007 that have not been explained or touched upon by other sources. "DETAILED INFORMATION ON HOW TO..."Understand PowerShell's basics and backgroundScript using PowerShellTransfer existing Windows scripting skills to PowerShellAnalyze how PowerShell can be used to solve real-world problemsManage the Windows File System, the Windows registry, Active Directory, and Exchange using PowerShellManage Systems using WMI and PowerShellCustomize PowerShell to meet your needsScript using best practices.Digitally sign your PowerShell scriptsIntroductionPart I Introduction to PowerShell1 Introduction to Shells and PowerShell2 PowerShell Basics3 PowerShell: A More In-Depth Look4 Code Signing5 PowerShell Scripting Best PracticesPart II Translating Your Existing Knowledge into PowerShell6 PowerShell and the File System7 PowerShell and the Registry8 PowerShell and WMI9 PowerShell and Active DirectoryPart III Using PowerShell to Meet Your Automation Needs10 Using PowerShell in the Real-WorldIndex