Windows Power Shell Scripting Introduction to Windows Power

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



Working with Files, the Registery, and Certificate Stores
•Using Data Stores
•Using Providers
•Filtering and Selecting with Regular Expressions
•Implementing Event Log Management Persisting Object in Files

Managing the Windows Operating System Using Windows PowerShell and WMI
•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 Microsoft Active Directory with Windows PowerShell
•Administering Domains and Forests using .NET Objects
•Managing User Accounts and Groups Using ADS Managing Relationship between Users and Groups

Administering Group Policy in Windows PowerShell Using COM
•Managing GPOs Using the GPMC COM Interface
•Managing Group Policy Objects
•Reporting Group Policy