
Learn to check the PowerShell version you are running, using the version table to display component versions, and note differences between Windows PowerShell and Windows shell, including 2.0 mode.
Run the shell with administrative credentials on both 64-bit and 32-bit Windows environments, and verify elevated rights by ensuring the window title shows administrator.
Open the PowerShell ISE as administrator, arrange the script and console panes, and customize the appearance by adjusting layout, font size, color theme, and docking options.
Configure the Windows PowerShell console's appearance and layout, including alternate text colors and a fit-to-screen window, start the 64-bit console as administrator, and save a transcript on the C drive.
Discover how Windows PowerShell uses online help, downloadable and updateable help files, and the update-help and save-help commands to manage module help across online and offline environments.
Learn to use PowerShell's help system with get-help and update-help, and save-help to a network location. Schedule monthly updates and configure ui culture settings for accurate command information.
Displays a graphical dialog for a command's parameters with show-command, showing parameter sets and enabling you to mix and match options to generate an exact command.
Explore the origins and purpose of Windows PowerShell, learn its system requirements, open and configure native host applications, and identify major versions and the difference between shell and OS features.
Configure the Windows PowerShell console for readability by adjusting font, font size, color, and window layout; ensure the screen fits and disable horizontal scrolling, and learn mouse-based copy-paste.
Master the Windows PowerShell console by copying and pasting text, selecting blocks, navigating history with arrow keys and F7, and running as administrator while adjusting window and transcript settings.
Complete two exercises to configure Windows PowerShell console and IAC application, tailoring appearance, layout, colors, and window size while preserving the horizontal scrollbar. Save a transcript on the C drive.
Open 64-bit Windows PowerShell as administrator and configure the console for a single-pane view by showing the script pane and adjusting the font size.
Learn how Windows PowerShell uses online and downloadable help, updateable content, and language fallbacks; use the force parameter to override updates, and understand offline access for installed modules only.
Explore Windows PowerShell help topics and the full-text search feature, using wildcards to locate relevant entries, and view topics like about, aliases, and event logs.
Explore how to use double square bracket notation to pass multiple computer names to a parameter, and employ comma-separated lists, text files with get-content, and variables.
Learn to use the what-if parameter and the confirm preference to preview outcomes and suppress prompts when starting, stopping, or affecting multiple services and processes.
This course is aimed to IT Pros and is supposed to give the viewer the information they need to know to get started with Powershell and how to manage Windows Server 2016 with its help. The goal is to provide coverage of Powershell Fundamental tasks including topics like Get to Know Powershell Hosts, Versions, Configuring the Console and ISE, Running Commands, Get to Know Command Syntax, Getting Help and much more...
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A Brief Contents of the Course:
Overview and Background
Finding and Learning Commands
Running Commands
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