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Page 1: Introduction to Powershell

Introduction to Powershell

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Agenda

• The old way vs the new• An administrative engine• Powershelled Products• Installing Windows Powershell• Customizing the Shell

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The old way vs the new

• GUI is good easy & makes life simple.• Tedious to do same task 10 users or 500 users.• LDIFDE, CSVDE, CMD (Medharam)

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What’s old

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What’s new

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Phase 1(Interim model) Ex SQL 2008

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Phase 2 Model(Univesal mode\Adminsitrative engine)

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List of Powershell Phase 2 Products

• Server 2008 is not a powershell product. When 2k8 was released it was almost ready but it was very late to go back & change to engine.

• Also don’t forget CEC team wants same in GUI too.• Exchange 2007, SCVMM, SCDOM, SCOM 2 degree• VMWARE ESX, Citrix, F5 are third party in phase 2• SCCM, SQl, 2008, are phase 1• Future phase 2 DNS, DHCP, TS, Certificate Services.

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Version of Powershell

• V1, V2, wallah……. We have Powershell in V3 in Windows 8 & Server 2012

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U r Exchabge admin & think U dnt require than sorry U will r wrong

• WMI, ADSI, .Net Framework, COM

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Installing Windows powershell

• For XP, Vista, www.microsoft.com/powershell• .netframe 2.0 is prerequisite• For 2k8 could install from fetaures• For 2k8R2, Win7 its already installed that too

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Customizing Shell

• Get-eventlog security• Go to properties of Powershell & set layout.• For more info check the next screen.• Show all the properties of Powershell.

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Review

• The old way vs the new• An administrative engine• Powershelled Products• Installing Windows Powershell• Customizing the Shell