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Automating Administration with Windows PowerShell 2.0
Beschreibung
This course provides students with the knowledge and skills to utilize Windows PowerShell for administering and automating administration of Windows based servers.
Publikum
This course is intended for IT Professionals already experienced in general Windows Server and Windows Client administration, including Active Directory administration. No prior experience with any version of Windows PowerShell, or any scripting language, is assumed.
Voraussetzungen
Before attending this course, students must have. Experience with Windows networking technologies and implementation. Experience with Windows Server administration, maintenance, and troubleshooting Experience with Active Directory technologies and implementation, including Group Policy. Experience with Windows Server 2008 Web application server technologies and implementation.
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Explain how Windows PowerShell works.
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Use Windows PowerShell as an interactive, command-line shell.
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Use Core Windows PowerShell cmdlets for everyday purpose.
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Customize the output using Windows PowerShell Formatting Subsystem.
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Explain what Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) is and how it can be used from Windows PowerShell.
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Manage Active Directory objects using Windows PowerShell cmdlets.
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Write basic Windows PowerShell scripts that execute batches of commands.
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Work with Windows PowerShell's background jobs and remote administration functionality.
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Master the scripting language of Windows PowerShell.
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Use advanced techniques related to structured programming within Windows PowerShell.
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Automate Windows Server 2008 R2 Administration using Windows PowerShell.
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Identify the best practices for working with Windows PowerShell.
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Module 1: Fundamentals for Using Windows PowerShell v2
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- Windows PowerShell Technology Background and Overview
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- Windows PowerShell as an Interactive Command-Line Shell
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- Using the Windows PowerShell Pipeline
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*Lab : Using Windows PowerShell as an Interactive Command-Line Shell
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- Searching for text files.
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- Browsing the registry.
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- Discovering additional commands and viewing help.
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- Adding additional commands to your session.
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- Formatting output.
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*Lab : Using the Windows PowerShell Pipeline
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- Stopping and restarting a Windows service.
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- Exploring objects returned by PowerShell commands.
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- Processing PowerShell output.
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Module 2: Understanding and Using the Formatting System
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- Understanding the Formatting System
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- Using the Formatting System
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*Lab : Using the Formatting Subsystem
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- Displaying calculated properties
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- Displaying a limited number of columns
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- Displaying all properties and values of objects
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- Viewing objects via HTML
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- Displaying a limited number of properties
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- Displaying objects using different formatting
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- Displaying a sorted list of objects
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Module 3: Core Windows PowerShell Cmdlets
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- Core Cmdlets for Everyday Use
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- Comparison Operators, Pipeline Filtering, and Object Enumeration
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- Advanced Pipeline Techniques
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*Lab : Using the Core Cmdlets
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- Sorting and selecting objects
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- Retrieving a number of objects and saving to a file
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- Comparing objects using XML
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- Saving objects to a CSV file
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- Measuring a collection of objects
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*Lab : Filtering and Enumerating Objects in the Pipeline
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- Comparing numbers (integer objects)
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- Comparing string objects
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- Retrieving processes from a computer
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- Retrieving services from a computer
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- Iterating through a list of objects
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*Lab : Using Pipeline Parameter Binding
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- Using advanced pipeline features
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- Working with multiple computers
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- Stopping a list of processes
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- Binding properties to parameters
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Module 4: Windows Management Instrumentation
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- Windows Management Instrumentation Overview
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- Using Windows Management Instrumentation
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*Lab : Using WMI in Windows PowerShell
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- Building computer inventory
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- Discovering the WMI classes and namespaces
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- Generating a logical disk report for all computers
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- Listing local users and groups
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Module 5: Automating Active Directory Administration
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- Active Directory Automation Overview
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- Managing Users and Groups
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- Managing Computers and Other Directory Objects
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*Lab : Managing Users and Groups
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- Retrieving a filtered list of users from Active Directory
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- Resetting user passwords and address information
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- Disabling users that belong to a specific group
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*Lab : Managing Computers and Other Directory Objects
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- Listing all computers that appear to be running a specific operating system according to Active Directory information
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- Creating a report showing all Windows Server 2008 R2 servers
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- Managing fine-grained password policies in Active Directory
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- Discovering Organizational Units that are not protected against accidental deletion
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Module 6: Windows PowerShell Scripts
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- Script Security
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- Basic Scripts
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- Parameterized Scripts
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*Lab : Writing Windows PowerShell Scripts
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- Executing scripts
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- Using positional script parameters
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- Using named script parameters
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Module 7: Background Jobs and Remote Administration
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- Working with Background Jobs
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- Using Windows PowerShell Remoting
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*Lab : Working with Background Jobs
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- Using background jobs with WMI
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- Using background jobs for local computers
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- Receiving the results from a completed job
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- Removing a completed job
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- Waiting for a background job to complete
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- Stopping a background job before it completes
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- Working with the properties of a job
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*Lab : Using Windows PowerShell Remoting
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- Interactive remoting
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- Fan-out remoting
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- Fan-out remoting using background jobs
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- Saving information from background jobs
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Module 8: Advanced Windows PowerShell Tips and Tricks
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- Using Profiles
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- Re-Using Scripts and Functions
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- Writing Comment-Based Help
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*Lab : Advanced PowerShell Tips and Tricks
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- Writing a profile script
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- Creating a script module
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- Adding help information to a function
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Module 9: Automating Windows Server 2008 R2 Administration
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- Windows Server 2008 R2 Modules Overview
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- Server Manager Cmdlets Overview
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- Group Policy Cmdlets Overview
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- Troubleshooting Pack Overview
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- Best Practices Analyzer Cmdlets Overview
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- IIS Cmdlets Overview
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*Lab : Using the Server Manager Cmdlets
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- Listing all currently installed features
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- Comparing objects
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- Installing a new server feature
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- Exporting current configuration to XML
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*Lab : Using the Group Policy Cmdlets
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- Listing all the Group Policy Objects in the domain
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- Listing all the Group Policy Objects in the domain
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- Creating an HTML report
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- Backing up all Group Policy Objects
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*Lab : Using the Troubleshooting Pack Cmdlets
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- Importing the Troubleshooting Pack module
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- Solving an end-user problem interactively
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- Solving an end-user problem interactively
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*Lab : Using the Best Practice Analyzer Cmdlets
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- Importing the Best Practice module
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- Viewing existing models
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- Running a Best Practices scan
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Lab : Using the IIS Cmdlets
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- Importing the IIS module
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- Creating a new web site
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- Backing up IIS
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- Modifying web site bindings
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- Using the IIS PSDrive
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- Restoring an IIS Configuration
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Module 10: Reviewing and Reusing Windows PowerShell Scripts
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- Example Script Overview
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- Understanding Scripts
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Module 11: Writing Your Own Windows PowerShell Scripts
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- Variables, Arrays, Escaping, and More Operators
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- What is Scope?
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- Scripting Constructs
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- Error Trapping and Handling
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- Debugging Techniques
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- Modularization
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*Lab : Using Variables and Arrays
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- Creating variables and interact with them
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- Understanding arrays and hashtables
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- Using Single- and double-quoted strings and the backtick
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- Using Arrays and array lists
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- Using 'Contains', 'like', and 'equals' operators
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*Lab : Using Scripting Constructs
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- Working with For, While, ForEach, and Switch
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- Working with For, While, ForEach, and Switch
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- Exploiting the power of the one-liner
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*Lab : Error Trapping and Handling
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- Retrieving error information
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- Handling errors
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- Integrating error handling
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*Lab : Debugging a Script
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- Debugging from the Windows PowerShell console
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- Debugging using the Windows PowerShell ISE
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*Lab : Modularization
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- Generating an inventory audit report
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