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- Extent
- 1 online resource (1 volume)
- Note
- Includes index
- Contents
-
- Chapter 1: First Steps
- Determining the installed PowerShell version
- Using the registry to find the installed version
- Using PowerShell to find the installed version
- Installing/upgrading PowerShell
- Starting a PowerShell session
- PowerShell hosts
- 64-bit and 32-bit PowerShell
- PowerShell as an administrator
- Simple PowerShell commands
- Cover
- PowerShell aliases
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 2: Building Blocks
- What can you do?
- The scripter's secret weapon -- tab completion
- How does that work?
- Interpreting cmdlet syntax
- Summary
- For further reading
- Copyright
- Chapter 3: Objects and PowerShell
- Objects all the way down
- Digging into objects
- Types, classes, and objects
- What are members?
- The DOS DIR command
- The IPCONFIG command
- PowerShell for comparison
- The Get-Member cmdlet
- Where did these all come from?
- Credits
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 4: Life on the Assembly Line
- The pipeline as an assembly line
- This isn't your DOS or Linux pipeline
- Objects at your disposal
- Dealing with pipeline data
- The Sort-Object cmdlet
- The Where-Object cmdlet
- The Select-Object cmdlet
- About the Author
- Limiting the number of objects returned
- Limiting the properties of objects returned
- Retrieving the values of a single property
- The Measure-Object cmdlet
- The Group-Object cmdlet
- Putting them together
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 5: Formatting Output
- When does formatting occur?
- About the Reviewers
- The rules of automatic formatting
- Formatting files
- Formatting decisions are based on the first object
- Small objects go in a table
- Large objects go in a list
- Cmdlets that control formatting
- Format-Table and Format-List
- The dangers of formatting
- www.PacktPub.com
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Parameters add flexibility
- Adding some logic
- Conditional logic (IF)
- Looping logic
- More logic
- Profiles
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 7: Functions
- Another kind of container
- Best practices of formatting
- Comparing scripts and functions
- Executing and calling functions
- Naming conventions
- Comment-based help
- Parameters revisited
- Typed parameters
- Switches
- Default values for parameters
- Output
- Summary
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 8: Modules
- Packaging functions
- Script modules
- The Export-ModuleMember cmdlet
- Where do modules live?
- Removing a module
- PowerShell module autoloading
- The #Requires statement
- Removing a module -- take two
- For further reading
- Manifest modules
- Listing modules
- Summary
- Chapter 9: File I/O
- Reading and writing text files
- Writing text files
- Working with CSV files
- Output to CSV for quick reports
- The Invoke-Item cmdlet
- Import from CSV for quick objects
- Chapter 6: Scripts
- PowerShell streams and redirection
- Other types of redirection operators
- The out-file cmdlet
- CLIXML -- a special type of XML
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 10: WMI and CIM
- What is WMI?
- WMI organization
- Finding WMI classes
- Packaging commands
- Retrieving objects with Get-WMIObject
- Getting the right instance
- WQL syntax
- Calling methods
- WMI and CIM
- The CIM cmdlets
- CDXML modules
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 11: Web Server Administration
- Execution policy
- Installing IIS
- Detecting and installing IIS in Windows 8.1
- Detecting and installing IIS in Server 2012R2
- Verifying IIS
- The WebAdministration module
- Starting, stopping, and restarting IIS
- Creating virtual directories and web applications
- Types of scripts
- Scopes and scripts
- Working with application pools
- Creating application pools
- Summary
- For further reading
- Next Steps
- Index
- Isbn
- 9781785284908
- Label
- Getting started with PowerShell : learn the fundamentals of PowerShell to build reusable scripts and functions to automate administrative tasks with Windows
- Title
- Getting started with PowerShell
- Title remainder
- learn the fundamentals of PowerShell to build reusable scripts and functions to automate administrative tasks with Windows
- Statement of responsibility
- Michael Shepard
- Title variation
- Learn the fundamentals of PowerShell to build reusable scripts and functions to automate administrative tasks with Windows
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- COMPUTERS. -- Web | General
- Electronic books
- Microsoft Windows (Computer file)
- Microsoft Windows (Computer file) -- Automation
- Scripting languages (Computer science)
- Scripting languages (Computer science)
- Windows PowerShell (Computer program language)
- Windows PowerShell (Computer program language)
- Automation
- COMPUTERS. -- Operating Systems | Windows Server
- Language
- eng
- Cataloging source
- UMI
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- Shepard, Michael
- Dewey number
- 005.4469
- Illustrations
- illustrations
- Index
- index present
- LC call number
- QA76.73.W56
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Nature of contents
- dictionaries
- Series statement
- Community experience distilled
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
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- Windows PowerShell (Computer program language)
- Scripting languages (Computer science)
- COMPUTERS.
- COMPUTERS.
- Automation
- Scripting languages (Computer science)
- Windows PowerShell (Computer program language)
- Label
- Getting started with PowerShell : learn the fundamentals of PowerShell to build reusable scripts and functions to automate administrative tasks with Windows, Michael Shepard
- Link
- Note
- Includes index
- Carrier category
- online resource
- Carrier category code
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- cr
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
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- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Chapter 1: First Steps
- Determining the installed PowerShell version
- Using the registry to find the installed version
- Using PowerShell to find the installed version
- Installing/upgrading PowerShell
- Starting a PowerShell session
- PowerShell hosts
- 64-bit and 32-bit PowerShell
- PowerShell as an administrator
- Simple PowerShell commands
- Cover
- PowerShell aliases
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 2: Building Blocks
- What can you do?
- The scripter's secret weapon -- tab completion
- How does that work?
- Interpreting cmdlet syntax
- Summary
- For further reading
- Copyright
- Chapter 3: Objects and PowerShell
- Objects all the way down
- Digging into objects
- Types, classes, and objects
- What are members?
- The DOS DIR command
- The IPCONFIG command
- PowerShell for comparison
- The Get-Member cmdlet
- Where did these all come from?
- Credits
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 4: Life on the Assembly Line
- The pipeline as an assembly line
- This isn't your DOS or Linux pipeline
- Objects at your disposal
- Dealing with pipeline data
- The Sort-Object cmdlet
- The Where-Object cmdlet
- The Select-Object cmdlet
- About the Author
- Limiting the number of objects returned
- Limiting the properties of objects returned
- Retrieving the values of a single property
- The Measure-Object cmdlet
- The Group-Object cmdlet
- Putting them together
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 5: Formatting Output
- When does formatting occur?
- About the Reviewers
- The rules of automatic formatting
- Formatting files
- Formatting decisions are based on the first object
- Small objects go in a table
- Large objects go in a list
- Cmdlets that control formatting
- Format-Table and Format-List
- The dangers of formatting
- www.PacktPub.com
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Parameters add flexibility
- Adding some logic
- Conditional logic (IF)
- Looping logic
- More logic
- Profiles
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 7: Functions
- Another kind of container
- Best practices of formatting
- Comparing scripts and functions
- Executing and calling functions
- Naming conventions
- Comment-based help
- Parameters revisited
- Typed parameters
- Switches
- Default values for parameters
- Output
- Summary
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 8: Modules
- Packaging functions
- Script modules
- The Export-ModuleMember cmdlet
- Where do modules live?
- Removing a module
- PowerShell module autoloading
- The #Requires statement
- Removing a module -- take two
- For further reading
- Manifest modules
- Listing modules
- Summary
- Chapter 9: File I/O
- Reading and writing text files
- Writing text files
- Working with CSV files
- Output to CSV for quick reports
- The Invoke-Item cmdlet
- Import from CSV for quick objects
- Chapter 6: Scripts
- PowerShell streams and redirection
- Other types of redirection operators
- The out-file cmdlet
- CLIXML -- a special type of XML
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 10: WMI and CIM
- What is WMI?
- WMI organization
- Finding WMI classes
- Packaging commands
- Retrieving objects with Get-WMIObject
- Getting the right instance
- WQL syntax
- Calling methods
- WMI and CIM
- The CIM cmdlets
- CDXML modules
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 11: Web Server Administration
- Execution policy
- Installing IIS
- Detecting and installing IIS in Windows 8.1
- Detecting and installing IIS in Server 2012R2
- Verifying IIS
- The WebAdministration module
- Starting, stopping, and restarting IIS
- Creating virtual directories and web applications
- Types of scripts
- Scopes and scripts
- Working with application pools
- Creating application pools
- Summary
- For further reading
- Next Steps
- Index
- Dimensions
- unknown
- Extent
- 1 online resource (1 volume)
- Form of item
- online
- Isbn
- 9781785284908
- Media category
- computer
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
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- c
- Note
- O'Reilly
- Other physical details
- illustrations
- http://library.link/vocab/ext/overdrive/overdriveId
- cl0500000649
- Sound
- unknown sound
- Specific material designation
- remote
- System control number
- (OCoLC)922007450
- Label
- Getting started with PowerShell : learn the fundamentals of PowerShell to build reusable scripts and functions to automate administrative tasks with Windows, Michael Shepard
- Link
- Note
- Includes index
- Carrier category
- online resource
- Carrier category code
-
- cr
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Chapter 1: First Steps
- Determining the installed PowerShell version
- Using the registry to find the installed version
- Using PowerShell to find the installed version
- Installing/upgrading PowerShell
- Starting a PowerShell session
- PowerShell hosts
- 64-bit and 32-bit PowerShell
- PowerShell as an administrator
- Simple PowerShell commands
- Cover
- PowerShell aliases
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 2: Building Blocks
- What can you do?
- The scripter's secret weapon -- tab completion
- How does that work?
- Interpreting cmdlet syntax
- Summary
- For further reading
- Copyright
- Chapter 3: Objects and PowerShell
- Objects all the way down
- Digging into objects
- Types, classes, and objects
- What are members?
- The DOS DIR command
- The IPCONFIG command
- PowerShell for comparison
- The Get-Member cmdlet
- Where did these all come from?
- Credits
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 4: Life on the Assembly Line
- The pipeline as an assembly line
- This isn't your DOS or Linux pipeline
- Objects at your disposal
- Dealing with pipeline data
- The Sort-Object cmdlet
- The Where-Object cmdlet
- The Select-Object cmdlet
- About the Author
- Limiting the number of objects returned
- Limiting the properties of objects returned
- Retrieving the values of a single property
- The Measure-Object cmdlet
- The Group-Object cmdlet
- Putting them together
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 5: Formatting Output
- When does formatting occur?
- About the Reviewers
- The rules of automatic formatting
- Formatting files
- Formatting decisions are based on the first object
- Small objects go in a table
- Large objects go in a list
- Cmdlets that control formatting
- Format-Table and Format-List
- The dangers of formatting
- www.PacktPub.com
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Parameters add flexibility
- Adding some logic
- Conditional logic (IF)
- Looping logic
- More logic
- Profiles
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 7: Functions
- Another kind of container
- Best practices of formatting
- Comparing scripts and functions
- Executing and calling functions
- Naming conventions
- Comment-based help
- Parameters revisited
- Typed parameters
- Switches
- Default values for parameters
- Output
- Summary
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 8: Modules
- Packaging functions
- Script modules
- The Export-ModuleMember cmdlet
- Where do modules live?
- Removing a module
- PowerShell module autoloading
- The #Requires statement
- Removing a module -- take two
- For further reading
- Manifest modules
- Listing modules
- Summary
- Chapter 9: File I/O
- Reading and writing text files
- Writing text files
- Working with CSV files
- Output to CSV for quick reports
- The Invoke-Item cmdlet
- Import from CSV for quick objects
- Chapter 6: Scripts
- PowerShell streams and redirection
- Other types of redirection operators
- The out-file cmdlet
- CLIXML -- a special type of XML
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 10: WMI and CIM
- What is WMI?
- WMI organization
- Finding WMI classes
- Packaging commands
- Retrieving objects with Get-WMIObject
- Getting the right instance
- WQL syntax
- Calling methods
- WMI and CIM
- The CIM cmdlets
- CDXML modules
- Summary
- For further reading
- Chapter 11: Web Server Administration
- Execution policy
- Installing IIS
- Detecting and installing IIS in Windows 8.1
- Detecting and installing IIS in Server 2012R2
- Verifying IIS
- The WebAdministration module
- Starting, stopping, and restarting IIS
- Creating virtual directories and web applications
- Types of scripts
- Scopes and scripts
- Working with application pools
- Creating application pools
- Summary
- For further reading
- Next Steps
- Index
- Dimensions
- unknown
- Extent
- 1 online resource (1 volume)
- Form of item
- online
- Isbn
- 9781785284908
- Media category
- computer
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
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- c
- Note
- O'Reilly
- Other physical details
- illustrations
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- unknown sound
- Specific material designation
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- System control number
- (OCoLC)922007450
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- Electronic books
- Microsoft Windows (Computer file)
- Microsoft Windows (Computer file) -- Automation
- Scripting languages (Computer science)
- Scripting languages (Computer science)
- Windows PowerShell (Computer program language)
- Windows PowerShell (Computer program language)
- Automation
- COMPUTERS. -- Operating Systems | Windows Server
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