Getting started with PowerShell : learn the fundamentals of PowerShell to build reusable scripts and functions to automate administrative tasks with Windows /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Shepard, Michael (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Birmingham, UK : Packt Publishing, 2015.
Colección:Community experience distilled.
Temas:
Microsoft Windows (Computer file) > Automation.
Microsoft Windows (Computer file)
Windows PowerShell (Computer program language)
Scripting languages (Computer science)
Windows PowerShell (Langage de programmation)
Langages de script (Informatique)
COMPUTERS. > Operating Systems > Windows Server.
COMPUTERS. > Web > General.
Automation
Acceso en línea:Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional)
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover
  • Copyright
  • Credits
  • About the Author
  • About the Reviewers
  • www.PacktPub.com
  • Table of Contents
  • Preface
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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?
  • 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
  • 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?
  • 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.
  • Best practices of formatting
  • Summary
  • For further reading
  • Chapter 6: Scripts
  • Packaging commands
  • Execution policy
  • Types of scripts
  • Scopes and scripts
  • 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
  • Comparing scripts and functions
  • Executing and calling functions
  • Naming conventions
  • Comment-based help
  • Parameters revisited
  • Typed parameters
  • Switches
  • Default values for parameters
  • Output
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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.
  • Working with application pools
  • Creating application pools
  • Summary
  • For further reading
  • Next Steps
  • Index.

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