Powershell Scripting For Beginners: Windows Server 2016 MCSA

Powershell Scripting For Beginners: Active Directory, Group Policy, Group Policy Windows Server 2016, 70-740 & MCSA

Powershell is the backbone of automation techniques and scripting, not only has it been implemented in many platforms, but it’s a complete management framework that every system administrator needs to use. It has become a requirement nowadays, but if you don’t master Powershell, you will miss the opportunity to automate tasks, manage systems and be useful as you want to be.

What if you could change that?

My complete Powershell course will show you the exact techniques and strategies you need to build on the .NET framework, use the Powershell commands, work with scripts and providers and manage files and folders.

What Is In This Course?

Your Powershell Skills Will Never Be The Same.

Except if you can configure the console application, run commands, filter objects, retrieve data, use PSProviders, control modules and work with the pipeline, you are going to lose many job/career opportunities or even miss creating automation systems. This Powershell course will change how you do your system administration.

As what Bill Gates, a leading expert in the game business, says "The first rule of any technology used in a business is that automation applied to an efficient operation will magnify the efficiency. The second is that automation applied to an inefficient operation will magnify the inefficiency."

In This Powershell Training, You'll Learn:

Finding & Running Commands Lab
Configure The Console Application
Configure The ISE Application Lab
Finding And Running Basic Commands
Working With The Pipeline
Exporting, Importing And Converting Data
Filtering Objects Out Of The Pipeline
Retrieve Data, Manipulate Objects And Customize The Final Display Lab
Using PSProviders And PSDrives
Preparing For Scripting
Securing The Scripting Environment
Understanding Variables And Operators
Understanding Scripting Constructs And Scope
Parameterizing A Command
Identify Changeable Values
Declare Parameters Creating & Testing A Script Module
Adding A Module-Level Variable
Controlling Module Member Visibility