Description

This training will allow you to automate administration tasks under Windows 8, 7, 2012 and R2, 2008/R2. You will implement PowerShell in areas as varied as networking, process management, inventory of a fleet of machines or management of the Active Directory.

Who is this training for ?

For whom ?

Technicians, systems and network administrators.

Prerequisites

Training objectives

Write scripts on Windows with PowerShell 3.0

Manage users with PowerShell scripts

Automate administrative tasks on Windows with PowerShell

Training program

• Language basics
  • Functionality and use of cmdlets.
  • Cmdlets associated with Windows 8, Windows server 2012.
  • Windows ISE Version 3.
  • Practical work Using cmdlets, pipe.
  • Creating a profile file.
• Types and operators
  • Variables, basic types, collections.
  • Regular expressions.
  • Operators (arithmetic, assignment, logic, string, redirection).
  • Practical work Use variables, operators and regular expressions.
• Control structures and functions
  • Conditional structures.
  • Loop for, while, foreach, (switch).
  • Functions, passing arguments to a script.
  • Practical work Implementation of control structures.
  • Use and configuration of functions.
  • Manipulate objects in the pipe.
  • Use of the Code Simplify.
  • Creating snippets.
• Display management and navigation
  • Output control and redirection: paging, printing.
  • Access to system environment data.
  • Manipulation of PowerShell navigation contexts (registries, variables, disks).
• Error management
  • Error categories.
  • Try, catch and exceptions.
  • Practical work Debugging.
  • Illustration of the use of exceptions.
• Using .NET and COM via PowerShell
  • Using object libraries to manipulate system components.
  • Graphical interface: forms, Primal Form.
  • Manipulating WebClient objects.
  • Practical work Handle WebClient objects, the network.
• Using WMI Objects
  • The CIM data model.
  • Administer Windows with WMI, cmdlet and class.
  • Practical work Find the shares of a workstation.
  • Test the presence of machines on the network.
  • Retrieve information.
• Administrative tasks
  • Management of local processes, services.
  • Inventory of software installations.
  • Manipulation of files, folders, registry keys and entries and the network.
  • PowerShell Web Access.
  • Manipulation of configuration XML files.
  • DHCP, DNS, Hyper-V, Active Directory module.
  • Practical work Start and stop processes.
  • Work with services, events and registry.