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10 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYProfile Scripts e PowerShell pro le is really a script that runs automatically when you o

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 11Administering Service DeliveryPART Iby PowerShell to ensure that only trusted scripts are run. You’ll learn h

12 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYCmdlets are precompiled and can be run from the PowerShell command interpreter directly or b

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 13Administering Service DeliveryPART Iexample, if you want to get information about a speci c service on your

14 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYEach cmdlet has a di erent set of parameters that it recognizes.  e -ComputerName paramete

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 15Administering Service DeliveryPART IName Description-OutVariableSpecifi es a variable to which you want to wri

16 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYString Cmdlets TogetherWhen used alone, a cmdlet can be a powerful tool. However, you can us

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 17Administering Service DeliveryPART IFIGURE 1.8 The output of the Get-Help cmdletVarious types of help are av

18 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYTABLE 1.3 Parameters for the Get-Help CmdletParameter Description-ExamplesDisplays various

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 19Administering Service DeliveryPART Iprompt to your command that requires additional input by the executor bef

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20 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYWhen you’re done creating your script, save it with a .ps1 extension, and the script will be

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 21Administering Service DeliveryPART IIf you’re running scripts that you wrote for computer administration, the

22 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYher private key. Bob doesn’t manually validate Alice’s script against her public key, howeve

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 23Administering Service DeliveryPART Ifrom http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/bb980924.aspx. A er you ins

24 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYNOTE Some other development languages require you to defi ne what kind of data your variable

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 25Administering Service DeliveryPART IFIGURE 1.10 Listing the currently used variablesIn addition to variables

26 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYAdd Logic to a ScriptLogic allows your scripts to do things to the variables you’re using an

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 27Administering Service DeliveryPART IIf you were to run this code in a PowerShell script, the output would rea

28 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYstatement can either end or test to see if something else is true. For example, con-sider th

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 29Administering Service DeliveryPART ITABLE 1.6 PowerShell Comparison OperatorsComparison OperatorDescription

CHAPTER 1Using PowerShell with Active DirectoryIN THIS CHAPTER, YOU WILL LEARN TO: XUNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 4Use the Shell . . . . . .

30 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYAccept Script ParametersWhen you write a PowerShell script, there are times when you may wan

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 31Administering Service DeliveryPART I is speci es that the script will accept a string parameter called -Fir

32 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYTABLE 1.7 Parameter PropertiesProperty Name PurposeMandatoryA Boolean property that determin

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 33Administering Service DeliveryPART IFor example, if you were to create a function called DisplayMessage that

34 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYCall FunctionsIf you want to use a function that you’ve de ned in your script, you have to

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 35Administering Service DeliveryPART IRun a Script Outside of PowerShellWhen you write a .ps1 script, you can r

36 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYTo change the .ps1  le association, do the following: 1. Open the Control Panel, and run

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 37Administering Service DeliveryPART ISchedule a Script to Run AutomaticallySometimes you’ll want to create a s

38 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYFIGURE 1.13 Selecting the appropriate permissions for scheduling a script 5. Click the Ac

UNDERSTAND HOW POWERSHELL AND ACTIVE DIRECTORY WORK TOGETHER 39Administering Service DeliveryPART IFIGURE 1.14 Selecting the appropriate action fo

CHAPTER 1ince the dawn of the information technology age, administrators have been continually searching for ways to make their jobs easier. Rather th

40 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYUse the Active Directory Services InterfacePrior to Windows Server 2008 R2, if you wanted to

UNDERSTAND HOW POWERSHELL AND ACTIVE DIRECTORY WORK TOGETHER 41Administering Service DeliveryPART Ifact, if you pipe the user object into the Get-M

42 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYuserAccountControl Property System.DirectoryServices.PropertyValu...uSNChanged

UNDERSTAND HOW POWERSHELL AND ACTIVE DIRECTORY WORK TOGETHER 43Administering Service DeliveryPART IA er you bind to the container, you can create

44 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYUse the Active Directory Module e Active Directory module for PowerShell is a new feature

UNDERSTAND HOW POWERSHELL AND ACTIVE DIRECTORY WORK TOGETHER 45Administering Service DeliveryPART IAs mentioned earlier, the AD PowerShell module r

46 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYGet-ADRootDSEGet-ADServiceAccountGet-ADUserRemove-ADComputerRemove-ADComputerServiceAccountR

UNDERSTAND HOW POWERSHELL AND ACTIVE DIRECTORY WORK TOGETHER 47Administering Service DeliveryPART IUse the Active Directory DriveIn addition to pro

48 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYInfrastructure infrastructureUpdate CN=Infrastructure,DC=contoso,DC=comJenny Smith

UNDERSTAND HOW POWERSHELL AND ACTIVE DIRECTORY WORK TOGETHER 49Administering Service DeliveryPART I“Con guring Active Directory Dependencies,” we’

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 5Administering Service DeliveryPART Ireturn a text string as output. PowerShell is based on the .NET Framework.

50 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORY is example connects to the root\cimv2 namespace and uses the class StdRegProv, which prov

UNDERSTAND HOW POWERSHELL AND ACTIVE DIRECTORY WORK TOGETHER 51Administering Service DeliveryPART Imay encounter is that if there is a  rewall bet

52 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORY FIGURE 1.15 ADWS Running on a Windows 2003 domain controllerUse Windows 7 or Windows Serv

UNDERSTAND HOW POWERSHELL AND ACTIVE DIRECTORY WORK TOGETHER 53Administering Service DeliveryPART IWindows 7 doesn’t include the RSAT feature by de

54 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORY 3. Export the AD cmdlets from the remote session into a local copy of the module.  e fo

6 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYUse the Shell e shell is the primary way that you’ll interact with PowerShell.  e shell i

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 7Administering Service DeliveryPART IYou can use the right arrow key to retype the previous command one charact

8 CHAPTER 1 • USING POWERSHELL WITH ACTIVE DIRECTORYUse the Scripting EnvironmentPowerShell 2.0 provides a new Integrated Scripting Environment (

UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF POWERSHELL 9Administering Service DeliveryPART IFIGURE 1.4 The PowerShell Integrated Scripting EnvironmentScript editorCo