Automating Administration with Windows PowerShell (M10961)

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1 Automating Administration with Windows PowerShell (M10961) COURSE OVERVIEW: In this PowerShell course, you will gain the fundamental knowledge and skills to use Windows PowerShell for administering and automating the administration of your Windows-based servers. This Automating Administration with Windows PowerShell (M10961) class focuses on primary Windows PowerShell command line features and techniques. You will gain prerequisite skills that support different Microsoft products. Learn PowerShell, and you learn to execute and monitor scripts more efficiently with more robust session connectivity, workflow capabilities, improved job scheduling, and Windows PowerShell Web Access. This course incorporates materials from the Official Microsoft Learning Product M10961: Automating Administration with Windows PowerShell. WHO SHOULD ATTEND The primary audience for this course is as follows: IT Professionals already experienced in general Windows Server and Windows Client administration or already experienced in administering and supporting application servers and services, including Exchange, SharePoint, SQL, etc. Students who want to use Windows PowerShell to automate administrative tasks from the command line, using any Microsoft or independent software vendor (ISV) product that supports Windows PowerShell manageability PREREQUISITES The knowledge and skills that a learner should have before attending this course are as follows: Previous Windows Server and Windows Client management knowledge and hands-on experience Experience installing and configuring Windows Server into existing enterprise environments, or as standalone installations Knowledge and experience of network adapter configuration, basic Active Directory user administration, and basic disk configuration Knowledge and hands-on experience specifically with Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8 would be beneficial 1 of 5 A company built for engineers by engineers

2 COURSE OBJECTIVES Upon completing this course, the learner will be able to meet these overall objectives: Previous Windows Server and Windows Client management knowledge and hands-on experience Experience installing and configuring Windows Server into existing enterprise environments, or as standalone installations Knowledge and experience of network adapter configuration, basic Active Directory user administration, and basic disk configuration Knowledge and hands-on experience specifically with Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8 would be beneficial COURSE OUTLINE Module 1: Windows PowerShell Overview and Background Finding and Running Commands Module 2: Working with the Pipeline Selecting, Sorting, and Measuring Objects Exporting, Importing, and Converting Data Filtering Objects Out of the Pipeline Enumerating Objects in the Pipeline Module 3: How the Pipeline Works Passing Data in the Pipeline ByValue Passing Data in the Pipeline ByPropertyName Module 4: Using PSProviders and PSDrives PSProviders and PSDrives Using PSDrives Module 5: Formatting Output Using Basic Formatting Using Advanced Formatting 2 of 5 A company built for engineers by engineers

3 Redirecting Formatted Output Module 6: Using WMI and CIM Querying Data with WMI/CIM Making Changes with WMI/CIM Module 7: Prepare for Scripting Using Variables Scripting Security Module 8: Moving From a Command to a Script to a Module Moving From Command to Script Moving From Script to Function to Module Implementing Basic Error Handling Using Basic Scripting Constructs Further Exploration in Scripting Module 9: Administering Remote Computers Using Basic Remoting Using Remote Sessions Using Advanced Remoting Techniques Module 10: Putting It All Together Provisioning a New Server Core Instance Module 11: Using Background Jobs and Scheduled Jobs Using Background Jobs Using Scheduled Jobs Module 12: Using Advanced PowerShell Techniques and Profiles Using Advanced PowerShell Techniques Creating Profile Scripts Working with Alternative Credentials 3 of 5 A company built for engineers by engineers

4 LAB OUTINE Lab 1: Configure Windows PowerShell Configure the Console Application Configure the ISE Application Lab 2: Find and Run Basic Commands Lab 3: Use the Pipeline Select and Sort Data Convert, Export, and Import Objects Filter and Enumerate Objects Lab 4: Work with Pipeline Parameter Binding Predict Pipeline Behavior Lab 5: Use PSProviders and PSDrives Create a New Folder Create a New PSDrive and New Registry Key Modify a WS-Management Setting Lab 6: Format Output Use Formatting cmdlets to customize those cmdlets output Lab 7: Work with WMI and CIM Locate and Query Information with WMI and CIM Lab 8: Work with Security in PowerShell Configure Execution Policy Lab 9: Move from Command to Script Convert a Functioning Command into a Parameterized Script Lab 10: Move from Script to Function to Module Convert a Script into a Function, Save the Script into a Module, and Add Debugging Breakpoints Lab 11: Implement Basic Error Handling Add Basic Error Handling Capabilities to a Script Lab 12: Create and Advanced Function Add Test and Existing Command and Error Handling Lab 13: Work with Remoting Enable Remoting Remotely Manage Machines Lab 14: Configure a New Server Core Installation 4 of 5 A company built for engineers by engineers

5 Create a Parameterized Script Determine Dynamic IP Address of the New Server Core Computer Modify Local TrustedHosts List Add the Server Core Computer to a Domain Test the Completed Script Lab 15: Work with Background Jobs Start Background Job Manage Existing Jobs Lab 16: Work with Scheduled Jobs Create, Run, and Retrieve Data Using Scheduled Jobs Lab 17: Practice Advanced Techniques Create a Profile Script that Defines Several Parameter Defaults 5 of 5 A company built for engineers by engineers