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Powershell Demo Presentation
This document provides an overview of a PowerShell Basics training session. It discusses the curriculum, which will cover topics like the basics of PowerShell, cmdlets, piping, and scripting over 4 days. It highlights why PowerShell is useful for system administrators by providing a simplified syntax and being more secure than VBScript. PowerShell allows familiar commands and integrates with Microsoft products like Windows, Exchange, and SQL Server.
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Introduction to PowerShell and overview of the Basic Module training curriculum.
Detailed curriculum outline for the Basic Module, covering topics from basic commands to scripting.
PowerShell's significance for system administrators, security advantages, and component manipulation.
Introduction to familiar commands and aliases in PowerShell, including Unix command equivalents.
Explanation of Cmdlets, their format, functionality, and how to retrieve them.
Introduction to piping in PowerShell, showcasing how to connect commands for efficiency.
Overview of PowerShell scripts, their file format, and execution requirements.
List of Microsoft products that are compatible with PowerShell including various versions.
Open floor for questions regarding the presentation and PowerShell basics.
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- 2. WELCOME TO PSBASIC MODULE DEMO This is an Overview Session, of what is expected in the actual Power shell Basic Training session. We will discuss about what is the curriculum for the Basic Module. We will also look into the scope of the various chapters in Basic Module. Finally we will take a look at the Powershell .
- 3. BASIC MODULE What isPowershell ? - DAY 1 Native command Support. - DAY 1 Cmdlet Overview. – DAY 1 Cmdlet in Detail. – DAY 2 Powershell Host Implementation. DAY 2 Piping and its Significance. – DAY 3 Working with object and Powershell Formatting. – DAY 3 Understanding Powershell Output Types. – DAY 4 Intro to Scripting. – DAY 4 Conclusion – DAY 4
- 4. WHY USE WINDOWSPOWERSHELL? P O W E R S H E L L I S A G R E AT W AY T O M A N I P U L AT E S E R V E R A N D / O R W O R K S TAT I O N C O M P O N E N T S I T ’ S G E A R E D T O W A R D S Y S T E M A D M I N I S T R AT O R S B Y C R E AT I N G A M O R E S I M P L I F I E D S Y N TA X B A S E POWERSHELL IS MORE SECURE THAN RUNNING VBSCRIPTS Q U I C K A N A LY S I S O F VA R I O U S C O M P U T E R S P E C S
- 5. FAMILIAR COMMANDS You canuse commands that you are familiar with such as CD, PING, IPCONFIG or DIR There are also some Unix commands that can be used such as LS or MAN (these commands are aliases to the actual PowerShell commands) Get-Alias will list the preloaded Alias’s and will show you what Cmdlet they are mapped to
- 6. CMDLETS The majority ofthe PowerShell functionality comes from Cmdlet’s Always in Verb-Noun format and never plural (Get-WmiObject or Get-Process) Cmdlet’s return objects not text Retrieve list of Cmdlet’s (Get-Command) Can tab complete
- 7. PIPING One of thetime savers in PowerShell is giving the user the ability to pipe commands together Ex. Get-process | select ProcessName, ID | Sort ProcessName | FL OUT, SELECT, EXPORT
- 8. SCRIPTS PowerShell scripts differfrom most scripts PowerShell scripts end in .ps1 and have to be run inside a PowerShell window Double clicking a PowerShell script will open the script in notepad Scripts must also be run in this format
- 9. MICROSOFT PRODUCTS Server 2008R2 Window 7 Exchange 2007/2010 System Center 2008 Suite SQL 2008/2008 R2 SharePoint 2010
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