Windows PowerShell is a command-line and scripting environment that you can use to manage all aspects of the Windows operating system. Windows PowerShell uses special commands called cmdlets that are composed of verb-noun pairs, such as Restart-Computer....
Built-in Windows PowerShell commands, called cmdlets, let you manage the computers in your enterprise from the command line. Windows PowerShell providers let you access data stores, such as the registry and certificate store, as easily as you access the file system. In addition, Windows Power...
Writing a single line of commands and parameters, however, doesn't help with readability. Windows PowerShell lets you break this into something more readable, which you can type directly into the shell without ever writing a script. Here's how it might look:...
The commands provided by the Operations Manager Command Shell are contained in a snap-in—a DLL that gets loaded by Windows PowerShell and contains cmdlets for OpsMgr administration. The snap-in also includes the OperationsManagerMonitoring Windows PowerShell provider. Also known as the ...
By implementing these methods, a service application will be manageable by the SCM to start automatically at boot time or on demand; and it’ll be manageable by the SCM control panel, by the old net.exe and sc.exe commands, or by the new Windows PowerShell service management functions, to...
Some new syntax commands in Windows PowerShell version 3 help you write easier-to-read, but somewhat limited, commands.Don JonesOne of the new features in Windows PowerShell version 3 is a new form of syntax for the Where-Object and ForEach-Object cmdlets. Both of these cmdlets normally ac...
To improve reliability, the commands in anInlineScriptscript block run in their own process, outside of the process in which the workflow runs, and then return their output to the workflow process. To direct Windows PowerShell to run theInlineScriptactivity in the workflow process, remove theIn...
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