
PowerShell course introduction
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PowerShell course lab setup for students that want to complete tasks within the course
Understand the powershell console and the powershell ISE
Manage powershell console settings
Determine what version of powershell you are running on your personal or lab computer
Use powershell to complete this exercise on your personal computer
Explore features included in powershell version 6
Learn how to download and install powershell version 6 to your personal or lab computer
Compare powershell to the windows command line utility
Understand how to determine and use available powershell parameters
Powershell parameter demonstration
Understand the use of tab completion within powershell
Using powershell help to assist in understanding powershell commands and parameters
Update powershell help to have access to the most current help information
Complete this powershell exercise
Use the get command to determine powershell cmdlet names
Using the find command in powershell to locate unknown commands
Understand the use or aliases in powershell and learn to locate the default aliases
Learn to create new, custom powershell aliases for use
Use powershell to run commands that are not natively available in powershell
Use powershell commands to alter the output format of results
Understand the powershell pipeline and its use
Use the powershell pipeline to combine multiple commands together. For example, use a powershell GET command to locate an object, then use the powershell SET command to modify the properties of the object
Many have been fearful of learning PowerShell because they have no experience with programming languages. PowerShell is a powerful scripting language and a command-line interface. Understanding the use of PowerShell will allow you to automate many tasks. There are also many settings that can only be managed using PowerShell. This is true of Windows 10 and Windows 11, Windows Server 2016 through Windows Server 2022, Exchange, SharePoint and many System Center products.
In this course you will learn how to user various powershell tools
How to alter command using parameters
Use Powershell Help and Get commands to refine syntax and correct errors
Uses Aliases
Combine multiple commands using the powershell pipeline
Use a transcript to record all commands types within a powershell session
Search for items or properties using operators like equal to, not equal to, or like
Learn to restrict powershell commands from executing on specific systems for security reasons.
Create various types of powershell scripts.
Create your own powershell commands user powershell functions
Learn how to remotely manage multiple clients and servers using powershell
Query hardware on local and remote computers using WMI and CIM. Run queries like identifying printer settings, local accounts on a computer, motherboard settings, BIOS/Firmware settings, battery health for laptops, and much more.
Hands-On Examples
Every command and script that this course covers is demonstrated. Sample scripts are available for download, containing many of the commands that I run in the lessons.
Follow along on your own computer or in a virtual Microsoft online lab, for free.
Be sure to watch some of the demo videos for this course!