Windows Server with Powershell: Working with Pipeline 2

Name: Windows Server with Powershell: Working with Pipeline 2
Rating: 4.5 (10 reviews)

Powershell for beginners. Learn how to use Pipeline and Work with Objects: Enumerating, Passing Data by Value/ by Name

Created byVitalii Shumylo

Last updated 12/2022

English

English [Auto],

What you'll learn

Make up the Commands for Automation Administrative Tasks
Working with the Pipeline
Enumerating Objects in the Pipeline
Passing Data in the Pipeline by Value
Passing Data in the Pipeline by Property Name

Course content

4 sections • 14 lectures • 50m total length

Course Overview0:43
Explore how to enumerate objects in the pipeline and how Windows PowerShell processes objects from one command to another. Learn the two pipeline techniques and build more useful command lines.
Section 1 Overview0:32
Enumerate objects in the pipeline and work with one object at a time in PowerShell. Learn the purpose of enumeration and use basic and advanced syntax to numerate objects.
Enumeration (ForEach-Object)8:47
LAB 1 Exercises2:50
Explore PowerShell pipelines in lab 1 by listing certificates and their key algorithms, enumerating 100 random numbers, querying WMI objects, and practicing safe restart via enumeration.
LAB 1 Answers2:34
Demonstrates Windows Server PowerShell lab tasks: list key algorithms for installed certificates, enumerate certificate properties, generate random numbers with Get-Random, and reboot via WMI object methods.

Section 2 Overview0:45
Discover the first PowerShell pipeline technique, by value. Learn how commands receive input, identify input-capable parameters, and override with manual parameters or parenthetical commands.
Command Input is Only by Parameter6:36
Explore how PowerShell pipeline binds objects to command parameters using by-value and by-name techniques, inspect pipeline object types, and read parameter input attributes to predict command behavior.
Manual Parameters Override the Pipeline5:02
Explore how manual parameter specification can override pipeline binding in Windows PowerShell, blocking pipeline input and guiding you to use central commands or inline expressions to feed data.

Section 3 Overview0:35
Learn the by property name technique to pass data in the pipeline, display object properties, identify parameters that accept input by property name, and expand object Robertus into symbols.
Changing to ByPropertyName5:03
Use by property name technique to bind pipeline input by property in Windows PowerShell. Inspect command help to map CSV user data to parameters by name and create accounts.
Expanding Property Values6:35
Use select-object -expandproperty to convert computer objects into name strings, enabling commands like get-service to run on all domain computers by passing names.
LAB 2 Exercises5:45
Master Windows PowerShell pipeline behavior in lab 2 by predicting command flow across domain computers, reviewing Get-Service and event log tasks, and crafting paper-only commands that meet goals.
LAB 2 Answers4:44
Explore PowerShell pipeline behavior in lab 2, confirming which commands accept pipeline input for the computer name parameter while building queries for services, computers, event logs, and restarts.

Requirements

Familiarity with general Windows and Microsoft server administration

Description

This course is aimed at 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.

This course can be taken as a standalone course but is also the prerequisite for the following courses:Building and Managing the Windows Server 2022 Lab Environment This course teaches you how to script with PowerShell 3.0 and describes different methods for automating common administrative tasks in Microsoft Windows Server 2016 environments.

By the end of this course, you should be familiar with Windows PowerShell and be able to start managing your systems in a similar way.

The goal is to provide coverage of Powershell fundamental tasks, including topics like Get to Know Powershell. Learn how to use Pipeline and work with objects: Enumerating, passing data by value or by name will make your daily work more efficient and let you automate administrative tasks.

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The course is targeted at helping to automate and script daily tasks. There are lots of live demonstrations of how to use PowerShell commands and a server's GUI. I hope it will help you do your job more efficiently.

A Brief Contents of the Course:

Enumerating the Pipeline
Passing Data by Value
Passing Data by Name
Command Input is Only by Parameter
Manual Parameters Override the Pipeline
Changing to ByPropertyName
Expanding Property Values
And more...

Who this course is for:

IT Specialists
System Administrators
DevOps Technicians

Windows Server with Powershell: Working with Pipeline 2

What you'll learn

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Course content

Enumerating Objects in the Pipeline5 lectures • 15min

Passing Data in the Pipeline by Value3 lectures • 12min

Passing Data in the Pipeline by Property5 lectures • 23min

Bonus Resources1 lecture • 1min

Requirements

Description

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