MOC 10961 - Automating Administration with Windows PowerShell

Module 1: Getting Started with Windows PowerShellOverview and BackgroundFinding and Running CommandsLab : Configuring Windows PowerShellConfigure the console applicationConfigure the ISE ApplicationLab : Finding and Running Basic CommandsFinding and Running Basic commandsModule 2: Working with the PipelineWorking with the PipelineExporting, Importing and Converting DataFiltering Objects Out of the PipelineEnumerating Objects in the PipelineLab : Working with the PipelineRetrieve data, manipulate objects and customise the final displayLab : Exporting, Importing and Converting DataImport, Export and convert data within Windows PowerShellLab : Filtering Objects Out of the PipelineFilter Objects Out of the PipelineExamine Several Commands and Predict Their OutputLab : Enumerate Objects in the PipelineEnumerate Objects in the Pipeline and perform specific tasks>>>Module 3: Understanding How the Pipeline WorksPassing Data in the Pipeline ByValuePassing Data in the Pipeline ByPropertyNameLab : Working with Pipeline Parameter BindingExamine Several Commands and Predict Whether or Not They Will Work as WrittenConstruct new Commands that Utilize Pipeline Parameter BindingModule 4: Using PSProviders and PSDrivesUnderstanding PSProviders and PSDrivesUsing PSDrivesLab : PSProviders and PSDrivesUsing PSProviders and PSDrivesModule 5: Formatting OutputUsing Basic FormattingUsing Advanced FormattingRedirecting Formatted OutputLab : Formatting OutputUse Formatting cmdlets to customize those cmdlets outputModule 6: Using WMI and CIMUnderstanding WMI/CIMQuerying Data with WMI/CIMMaking Changes with WMI/CIMLab : Working with WMI and CIMLocate and Query WMI Classes to retrieve Management InformationModule 7: Prepare for ScriptingUsing VariablesScripting SecurityWorking with Alternate CredentialsLab : Working with Security in PowerShellConfigure Execution PolicyCreate and Use Alternate CredentialsModule 8: Moving From a Command to a Script to a ModuleMoving From Command to ScriptMoving From Script to Function to ModuleImplementing Basic Error HandlingUsing Basic Scripting ConstructsFurther Exploration in ScriptingLab : Moving From Command to ScriptConvert a Functioning command into a parameterized ScriptLab : Moving From Script to Function to ModuleEncapsulate a Script into a Function, Turn the script into a Module and add debuggingLab : Implementing Basic Error HandlingAdd Basic Error Handling capabilities to a ScriptLab : Adding Logic to a ScriptAdd a function to a ScriptModule 9: Administering Remote ComputersUsing Basic RemotingUsing Remote SessionsUsing Remoting for Delegated AdministrationLab : Working with RemotingEnable RemotingRemotely Manage MachinesLab : Working with PSSessionsImport a Module from a Remote MachinesEstablish and Use Connections with several computersLab : Remoting for Delegated AdministrationCreate and Register a Custom Session ConfigurationTest the Custom Session ConfigurationModule 10: Putting it All TogetherPlanning the ScriptLab : Configuring a New Server Core InstallationDetermine Server Cores IP AddressAdd Server Core Computers IP Address to local TrustedHosts listAdd the Server Core Computer to a Domain and Configure a DHCP reservationAdd Specified Roles and features to the Server Core ComputerModule 11: Using Background Jobs and Scheduled JobsUsing Background JobsUsing Scheduled JobsLab : Working with Background JobsStart Background JobManage Existing JobsLab : Working with Scheduled JobsCreate, run and retrieve data using Scheduled JobsModule 12: Using Advanced PowerShell Techniques and ProfilesUsing Advanced PowerShell TechniquesCreating Profile ScriptsLab : Practicing Advanced TechniquesPractice Advanced TechniquesCreate a Profile Script that defines several parameter defaults