Windows Server 2019 automation with PowerShell cookbook : powerful ways to automate manage Windows administrative tasks /
Windows Server 2019 represents the latest version of Microsoft's flagship server operating system. For those organisations that are still running Server 2008 and Server 2016, this latest product is a fairly natural upgrade. It also comes with the latest version of Windows PowerShell. PowerShell...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Birmingham, UK :
Packt Publishing,
2019.
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Edición: | Third edition. |
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional) |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Copyright; About Packt; Foreword; Contributors; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Establishing a PowerShell Administrative Environment; Introduction; Installing RSAT tools on Window 10 and Windows Server 2019; Exploring package management; Exploring PowerShellGet and the PSGallery; Creating an internal PowerShell repository; Establishing a code-signing environment; Implementing Just Enough Administration; Chapter 2: Managing Windows Networking; Introduction; New ways to do old things; Configuring IP addressing; Installing and authorizing a DHCP server; Configuring DHCP scopes
- Configuring IP addresses from static to DHCPConfiguring DHCP failover and load balancing; Configuring DNS servers, zones, and resource records; Chapter 3: Managing Windows Active Directory; Introduction; Installing Active Directory with DNS; Creating and managing AD users, groups, and computers; Adding users to AD via a CSV file; Creating a group policy object; Reporting on AD users; Finding expired computers and disabled users in AD; Chapter 4: Managing Windows Storage; Introduction; Managing physical disks and disk volumes; Managing NTFS permissions; Managing Storage Replica
- Managing Filestore quotasUsing filesystem reporting; Chapter 5: Managing Shared Data; Introduction; Setting up and securing an SMB file server; Creating and securing SMB shares; Accessing data on SMB shares; Creating an iSCSI target; Using an iSCSI target; Configuring a DFS Namespace; Configuring DFS Replication; Chapter 6: Managing Windows Update; Introduction; Installing Windows Update Services; Configuring WSUS update synchronization; Configuring the Windows Update Client; Creating computer target groups; Configuring WSUS automatic approvals; Managing WSUS updates
- Chapter 7: Managing PrintingIntroduction; Installing and sharing printers; Publishing a printer; Changing the spool directory; Changing printer drivers; Printing a test page; Managing printer security; Creating a printer pool; Chapter 8: Introducing Containers; Introduction; Configuring a container host; Deploying a hello world sample; Deploying IIS in a container; Using a Dockerfile to create and use a container; Chapter 9: Managing Windows Internet Information Server; Introduction; Installing IIS; Configuring IIS for SSL; Managing TLS cipher suites; Configuring a central certificate store
- Configuring IIS bindingsManaging IIS logging and log files; Managing IIS applications and application pools; Analyzing IIS log files; Managing and monitoring Network Load Balancing; Chapter 10: Managing Desired State Configuration; Introduction; Using DSC and built-in resources; Parameterizing DSC configuration; Finding and installing DSC resources; Using DSC with resources from PS Gallery; Configuring the DSC local configuration manager; Implementing an SMB DSC pull server; Implementing a web-based DSC pull server; Using DSC partial configurations; Chapter 11: Managing Hyper-V; Introduction