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|a Getting started with PowerShell :
|b learn the fundamentals of PowerShell to build reusable scripts and functions to automate administrative tasks with Windows /
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|a Learn the fundamentals of PowerShell to build reusable scripts and functions to automate administrative tasks with Windows
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|a Birmingham, UK :
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|a Online resource; title from cover page (Safari, viewed September 21, 2015).
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|t Cover --
|t Copyright --
|t Credits --
|t About the Author --
|t About the Reviewers --
|t www.PacktPub.com --
|t Table of Contents --
|t Preface --
|t Chapter 1: First Steps --
|t Determining the installed PowerShell version --
|t Using the registry to find the installed version --
|t Using PowerShell to find the installed version --
|t Installing/upgrading PowerShell --
|t Starting a PowerShell session --
|t PowerShell hosts --
|t 64-bit and 32-bit PowerShell --
|t PowerShell as an administrator --
|t Simple PowerShell commands --
|t PowerShell aliases --
|t Summary --
|t For further reading --
|t Chapter 2: Building Blocks --
|t What can you do? --
|t The scripter's secret weapon -- tab completion --
|t How does that work? --
|t Interpreting cmdlet syntax --
|t Summary --
|t For further reading --
|t Chapter 3: Objects and PowerShell --
|t Objects all the way down --
|t Digging into objects --
|t Types, classes, and objects --
|t What are members? --
|t The DOS DIR command --
|t The IPCONFIG command --
|t PowerShell for comparison --
|t The Get-Member cmdlet --
|t Where did these all come from? --
|t Summary --
|t For further reading --
|t Chapter 4: Life on the Assembly Line --
|t The pipeline as an assembly line --
|t This isn't your DOS or Linux pipeline --
|t Objects at your disposal --
|t Dealing with pipeline data --
|t The Sort-Object cmdlet --
|t The Where-Object cmdlet --
|t The Select-Object cmdlet --
|t Limiting the number of objects returned --
|t Limiting the properties of objects returned --
|t Retrieving the values of a single property --
|t The Measure-Object cmdlet --
|t The Group-Object cmdlet --
|t Putting them together --
|t Summary --
|t For further reading --
|t Chapter 5: Formatting Output --
|t When does formatting occur? --
|t The rules of automatic formatting --
|t Formatting files --
|t Formatting decisions are based on the first object --
|t Small objects go in a table --
|t Large objects go in a list --
|t Cmdlets that control formatting --
|t Format-Table and Format-List --
|t The dangers of formatting.
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|t Best practices of formatting --
|t Summary --
|t For further reading --
|t Chapter 6: Scripts --
|t Packaging commands --
|t Execution policy --
|t Types of scripts --
|t Scopes and scripts --
|t Parameters add flexibility --
|t Adding some logic --
|t Conditional logic (IF) --
|t Looping logic --
|t More logic --
|t Profiles --
|t Summary --
|t For further reading --
|t Chapter 7: Functions --
|t Another kind of container --
|t Comparing scripts and functions --
|t Executing and calling functions --
|t Naming conventions --
|t Comment-based help --
|t Parameters revisited --
|t Typed parameters --
|t Switches --
|t Default values for parameters --
|t Output --
|t Summary --
|t For further reading --
|t Chapter 8: Modules --
|t Packaging functions --
|t Script modules --
|t The Export-ModuleMember cmdlet --
|t Where do modules live? --
|t Removing a module --
|t PowerShell module autoloading --
|t The #Requires statement --
|t Removing a module -- take two --
|t Manifest modules --
|t Listing modules --
|t Summary --
|t Chapter 9: File I/O --
|t Reading and writing text files --
|t Writing text files --
|t Working with CSV files --
|t Output to CSV for quick reports --
|t The Invoke-Item cmdlet --
|t Import from CSV for quick objects --
|t PowerShell streams and redirection --
|t Other types of redirection operators --
|t The out-file cmdlet --
|t CLIXML -- a special type of XML --
|t Summary --
|t For further reading --
|t Chapter 10: WMI and CIM --
|t What is WMI? --
|t WMI organization --
|t Finding WMI classes --
|t Retrieving objects with Get-WMIObject --
|t Getting the right instance --
|t WQL syntax --
|t Calling methods --
|t WMI and CIM --
|t The CIM cmdlets --
|t CDXML modules --
|t Summary --
|t For further reading --
|t Chapter 11: Web Server Administration --
|t Installing IIS --
|t Detecting and installing IIS in Windows 8.1 --
|t Detecting and installing IIS in Server 2012R2 --
|t Verifying IIS --
|t The WebAdministration module --
|t Starting, stopping, and restarting IIS --
|t Creating virtual directories and web applications.
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|t Creating application pools --
|t Summary --
|t For further reading --
|t Next Steps --
|t Index.
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