OReilly Windows PowerShell Cookbook Oct 2007 eBook-BBL

Windows PowerShell Cookbook: for Windows, Exchange 2007, and MOM V3 (c)
by O'Reilly Media, Inc.

The type of the release is: eBook
In the PDF format with ISBN: 0596528493 and Pub Date: October 23, 2007
The size of the release is: 02 disks x 1.44mb
And released on: 01/10/2008

This Cookbook by Windows PowerShell team developer Lee Holmes provides
hundreds of tested scripts that you can use right away to get
Microsoft's new tool working for you. More than 150 recipes, combined
with a concise task-based introduction to the Windows PowerShell
scripting language and environment, make it the perfect look-up guide
when you encounter a thorny problem, or need a quick solution. The ideal
companion to any tutorial or reference, this book meets the needs of
system administrators at any level. Microsoft has revolutionized the
world of system management and command-line shells with its release of
Windows PowerShell, and Lee Holmes gives you practical tools and inside
advice that will make you a more productive user and administrator. You
will be able to solve everything from automating routine tasks, working
with files, event logs and other forms of structured data, to managing
the users and resources of complex Windows networks. Each recipe
includes a focused piece of code plus discussion of how and why it
works, so that you can apply the solution to similar tasks. You get an
array of recipes covering PowerShell fundamentals, common tasks, and
administrator tasks, including:
- Pipelines, variables, objects, looping and flow control, strings and
unstructured text, calculations and math
- Simple files; structured files; Internet-enabled scripts; code
reuse; lists, arrays and hashtables; user feedback; error management;
environmental awareness; script signing; and more
- Files and directories, registry manipulation, comparing data, event
logs, process cmdlets, service cmdlets, Active Directory, enterprise
computer management, and more
Those who administer Microsoft's Exchange 2007 and System Center
Operations Manager (formerly MOM) will also benefit from this book, with
separate chapters devoted to these servers. All Windows administrators
will appreciate the appendices that include a PowerShell language quick
reference, and a reference to the .NET, WMI and COM objects that
PowerShell scripters will use often. With working scripts, tutorials,
and references all in one volume, Windows PowerShell Cookbook will
turbocharge the productivity of any Windows administrator.

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