June 2010
Beginner
584 pages
20h 54m
English
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PowerShell, like all tools, can’t exist in isolation. Up to now, we’ve concentrated on PowerShell itself. We now turn our attention to other technologies we need in our toolkit to get the most out of PowerShell—.Net, COM, ADSI, and WMI. This may seem like a random collection of letters, but these technologies are essential to getting the most from PowerShell. These tools are the basis of our PowerShell toolkit, and will appear throughout our administrative work. I can’t think of an example that doesn’t involve at least one of them. Using the PowerShell cmdlets involves using .NET even if it’s somewhat ...
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