Functions, also known as script cmdlets, and aliases are other types of PowerShell commands that are discussed later in this book. The term "PowerShell command" describes any command in PowerShell, regardless of whether it's a cmdlet, function, or alias. You can also run operating system ...
The first thing you need to know about the Help system in PowerShell is how to use theGet-Helpcmdlet. Get-Helpis a multipurpose command that helps you learn how to use commands once you find them. You can also useGet-Helpto locate commands, but in a different and more indirect way ...
You can configure your Windows devices and servers to disable selected services by using Security Templates in Group Policies or by running PowerShell cmdlets. In some cases, this guide describes specific Group Policy settings you can change to disable services directly. We recommend you dis...
Navigate to a Variable Directory in PowerShell To simplify the process of navigating to a specific location in your file system, you can store the full path of a directory in a variable. Using variables allows for easy access to frequently used directories, eliminating the need to type the fu...
However, the PowerShell system is "type-driven" in that it depends on having a type name to operate against for basic operations such as outputting results or sorting. Therefore a script developer must have the ability to state the type of one of their variables and build up their own set...
You can set configuration variables and default values on servers, components and globally, and then use those values in your PowerShell scripts and configuration scripts. And, if you don’t want to use a default value during a deployment, you can override it. An example for using ...
You can set configuration variables and default values on servers, components and globally, and then use those values in your PowerShell scripts and configuration scripts. And, if you don’t want to use a default value during a deployment, you can override it. An example for using ...
The Get-CsOnlineUser cmdlet is included in the MicrosoftTeams powershell module. However, it returns an error I am able to do this within my Powershell ISE, but it fails in the runbook. Makes me wonder if I have the permissions and roles correct for the managed identity...
Configuration Manager 2012 PowerShell SDK Step-by-Step Guides Standalone Primary Server Hierarchy with CAS Other CM12 in a Lab -How to fix “Warning: An update to the System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Cmdlet Library is available.” ...
PowerShell TheAdd-CMDeviceCollectionDirectMembershipRulecmdlet does not correctly display a warning when you add a duplicate device to an existing collection. Hotfixes that are included in this update