Starting With Powershell Scripts: Examples Explained

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Published 12/2023
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Mastering PowerShell: From Basics to Brilliance with Real-World Script Examples

[b]What you'll learn[/b]
Fundamentals of PowerShell Scripting: Grasping the basics of PowerShell's command-line interface, cmdlets, syntax, and scripting environment.
Script Writing and Execution: Skills to write, test, and execute PowerShell scripts effectively, starting from simple scripts to more complex ones.
Effective Use of Cmdlets: Understanding and utilizing built-in cmdlets, such as Get-Command and Get-Help, to perform various tasks and retrieve information.
Advanced Scripting Concepts: Delving into more complex scripting aspects like script blocks, pipeline usage, and automation strategies.
Using Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI): Learning how to use WMI in PowerShell scripts for comprehensive system management and information gathering.
Building and Managing Windows Server 2022: Step-by-step guidance on setting up, configuring, and managing a Windows Server 2022 environment, including installat
Real-World Scripting Scenarios: Analyzing and understanding real-world script examples to solve common and advanced problems in system administration and automa
Hands-On Lab Assignments: Applying learned concepts in practical scenarios through lab assignments, reinforcing theoretical knowledge with practical application

[b]Requirements[/b]
No Prior Experience in Programming or Scripting Required: The course is designed to cater to beginners, so prior experience in programming or scripting is not necessary.
Interest in System Administration or Automation: While not a strict prerequisite, interest in these areas will greatly enhance the learning experience and applicability of the skills acquired.

[b]Description[/b]
Dive into the world of automation and efficient system management with our flagship course, 'Mastering PowerShell: From Basics to Brilliance with Real-World Script Examples'. This course is crafted for individuals at all levels, from beginners to intermediate enthusiasts, and is designed to elevate your scripting capabilities in the practical realms of PowerShell.Section 1: Scripting Basics and First StepsLesson 1: Kicking off with Script Example 1Explore the course's structure, aims, and your journey in PowerShell scripting.Delve into your first script, understanding basic comments and cmdlets.Learn essential commands like Get-Command and Get-Help.Engage in hands-on labs with assignments and detailed solutions, solidifying your learning.Section 2: Advanced Scripting TechniquesLesson 2: Deep Dive with Script Example 2Introduction to more complex scripting concepts.Detailed exploration of using WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) and Invoke-Command in scripts.Master the art of using pipelines effectively in scripts.Section 3: Building a Windows Server 2022 LabA practical approach to setting up and managing a Windows Server 2022 environment.Step-by-step guidance on installing, activating, and performing post-install tasks.Learn to set up a Base Image with SYSPREP and a Domain Controller.Explore the integration of Windows Admin Center and joining a workstation to a domain.Section 4: Supplementary Course ContentAdditional resources, tips, and advanced tools for enhancing your PowerShell expertise.Throughout the course, you'll benefit from our engaging teaching methodology that combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications. Each lesson is accompanied by real-world script examples, making learning both engaging and relevant.Whether your goal is to streamline your workflows, manage servers more effectively, or simply elevate your scripting skills, 'Mastering PowerShell: From Basics to Brilliance with Real-World Script Examples' offers you a comprehensive learning experience. Enroll now and start your journey towards becoming a PowerShell scripting expert.

Overview
Section 1: Lesson 1. Script Example 1
Lecture 1 Course Introduction
Lecture 2 The First Script Example
Lecture 3 Comments and Cmdlets
Lecture 4 Using Get-Command
Lecture 5 Using Get-Help
Lecture 6 Lab 1 - Assignment 1 and Solution
Lecture 7 Lab 1 - Assignment 2 and Solution
Lecture 8 Lab 1 - Assignment 3 (Optional) and Solution
Section 2: Lesson 2. Script Example 2
Lecture 9 Lesson 2 Introduction
Lecture 10 Script 2 Overview
Lecture 11 Script 2 Details
Lecture 12 Using WMI in Scripts
Lecture 13 Invoke-Command and Script Block
Lecture 14 Using Pipeline in Scripts
Section 3: Building Windows Server 2022 Lab
Lecture 15 Introduction and Installing Windows Server 2022
Lecture 16 Activating Windows Server 2022
Lecture 17 Post-Install Tasks. Part 1
Lecture 18 Post-Install Tasks. Part 2
Lecture 19 Setting a Base Image with SYSPREP
Lecture 20 Setting up your first DC
Lecture 21 Installing WAC and Joing a workstation to the domain
Lecture 22 Server Core
Lecture 23 Adding a Child Domain to the Lab
Lecture 24 Recap: Base Lab SOP
Lecture 25 AD DS Admin Tools
Section 4: Supplementary Course Content
Lecture 26 Commands that Seem Familiar
Lecture 27 Learning Commands Syntax
Lecture 28 Viewing Help
Lecture 29 Finding Commands
Lecture 30 Finding Commands. Part 2
Lecture 31 Interpreting Help
Lecture 32 Updating Help
Lecture 33 Updating and saving help files
Lecture 34 About Files
Lecture 35 About Files. Part 2
Lecture 36 Full Command Syntax
Lecture 37 Specifying Multiple Parameter Value
Lecture 38 Shortened Command Syntax
Lecture 39 Show-Command Command
Lecture 40 Commands that Modify the System
Lecture 41 Show-Command (demo)
Lecture 42 Commands that Modify the System (demo)
Lecture 43 Lab B: Finding and Running Basic Commands Tasks
Lecture 44 Lab B Solution: Finding and Running Basic Commands
Lecture 45 Module Review and Takeaways
Lecture 46 What is pipeline?
Lecture 47 Rrunning commands in the Pipeline
Lecture 48 Pipeline Output
Lecture 49 Discovering Object Members
Lecture 50 Understanding the Pipeline. Part 1. Lesson 5
Lecture 51 When the pipeline contains mixed output
Lecture 52 Sorting, Measuring, Selecting Objects
Lecture 53 Creating calculated properties
Lecture 54 LAB 1. Understanding the Pipeline
Lecture 55 LAB 1. Answers. Understanding the Pipeline
Lecture 56 Understanding the Pipeline. Part 3. Lesson 1
Lecture 57 Understanding the Pipeline. Part 3. Lesson 2
Lecture 58 LAB 2. Understanding the Pipeline
Lecture 59 LAB 2. Answers. Understanding the Pipeline
Lecture 60 Understanding the Pipeline. Part 4. Lesson 1
Lecture 61 Understanding the Pipeline. Part 4. Lesson 2
Lecture 62 Enumeration (ForEach-Object)
Lecture 63 LAB 1. Enumerating Objects in the Pipeline
Lecture 64 LAB 1 Answers. Enumerating Objects in the Pipeline
Lecture 65 Command Input is Only by Parameter
Lecture 66 Manual Parameters Override the Pipeline
Lecture 67 Changing to ByPropertyName
Lecture 68 Expanding Property Values
Lecture 69 LAB 2. Enumerating Objects in the Pipeline
Lecture 70 LAB 2. Answers. Enumerating Objects in the Pipeline
Lecture 71 PSProviders Section Overview
Lecture 72 What are Providers
Lecture 73 Accessing Providers' Help and Capabilities. Demo
Lecture 74 What are Drives
Lecture 75 Lab 1. Using PSDrives and PSProviders
Lecture 76 Lab Answers 1. Using PSDrives and PSProviders
Lecture 77 Using PSDrives and PSProviders Review
Lecture 78 Using Basic Formatting Section Overview
Lecture 79 Default Formatting. Wide Lists. Lists. Tables. Demo
Lecture 80 Custom List Entries and Columns. Sorted and Grouped Tables. Select or Format?
Lecture 81 The Output of a Format Command
Lecture 82 Redirecting Formatted Output. Using Grid Views. Demos
Lecture 83 LAB 1. Formatting Output
Lecture 84 LAB 1 Answers. Formatting Output
Lecture 85 Course Review and Takeaways
IT Professionals and System Administrators: Those working in IT or system administration who want to enhance their skills in automation, scripting, and efficient system management using PowerShell.,Aspiring IT Specialists: Individuals aiming to start a career in IT or system administration and looking to acquire essential scripting skills.,Anyone Looking to Automate Repetitive Windows Tasks: Users who perform repetitive tasks on Windows and seek to automate these tasks to increase productivity and efficiency.,Software Developers: Developers who want to expand their toolset with scripting skills, particularly for automating tasks in Windows environments.

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