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Introduction to Windows PowerShell

Introduction to Windows PowerShell. Daniel Hibbert Primer Field Engineer dahibber@microsoft.com. DMVMUG User Conference 2013 – Reston, VA. Agenda. What is PowerShell? PowerShell History Put PowerShell to work for you Questions?. What is PowerShell?.

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Introduction to Windows PowerShell

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  1. Introduction to Windows PowerShell Daniel Hibbert Primer Field Engineer dahibber@microsoft.com DMVMUG User Conference 2013 – Reston, VA

  2. Agenda • What is PowerShell? • PowerShell History • Put PowerShell to work for you • Questions?

  3. What is PowerShell? • Windows PowerShell® is a task-based command-line shell and scripting language designed especially for system administration. Built on the .NET Framework, Windows PowerShell helps IT professionals and power users control and automate the administration of the Windows operating system and applications that run on Windows.

  4. PowerShell Nomenclature • Cmdlet: • cmdlets are the core of the PowerShell experience. Cmdlets are lightweight commands used in PowerShell to perform an action. • Snap-in: • A PowerShell snap-in provides a mechanism for registering sets of cmdlets and another Windows PowerShell provider to the shell, in order to extend the functionality of that shell. • Module:

  5. Nomenclature cont. • CMDLET: • Cmdlets use a verb noun naming standard. This makes it easy to find the correct cmdlet for the job.

  6. PowerShell History • PowerShell 1.0 (previously known as Monad / MSH) released in January of 2007. • 100+ cmdlets, introduced PowerShell scripting language • Access to WMI objects on local and remote Windows computers • PowerShell 2.0 released in August 2009 • 200+ cmdlets • Integrated with Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 • PowerShell remoting (implicit and explicit) • Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE) introduced

  7. PowerShell 3.0 • Released in the summer of 2012 • 260 Core cmdlets (2300 total available across 239 modules) • Update Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE) with Intellisence • Persistent user-manager remote session • Windows Server 2012 PowerShell Web Access

  8. Put PowerShell to Work For You

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  10. Please don’t forget your evaluations … Hey, Scripting Guy!: http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/ Email: dahibber@Microsoft.com Need more information on DMVMUG Visit www.dmvmug.com Questions?

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