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Links and associated resources for PowerShell, Microsoft's administrative scripting tool


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Getting PowerShell

The PowerShell Bits - what you need to get PowerShell running:

Note that, at present, PowerShell V1.0 is not supported on Windows Vista. See this blog post for more details on getting this to work in an unsupported fashion.

Background And General Information

PowerShell is a rich new programming language and interactive, scriptable shell, designed for use by Administrators. The following links provide more information about PowerShell and how to use the product:

Microsoft Product Information

The official Microsoft PowerShell home page is at http://www.microsoft.com/powershell. At present, this redirects to: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/technologies/management/powershell/default.mspx.

Blog Entries

Here are a few older blog entries. These should get cleaned up and updated.

Other Language Features

Here are a few pointers to some cool languatge features

PowerShell Related Blogs

Objects in PowerShell

WebCasts

WMI And Networking with PowerShell

This is a set of pages that show you how to script network settings using WMI and Monad. This is a work in progress.  The sections here as follows:

  1. Introduction to WMI scripting and PowerShell - To be provided

  2. Scripting Basic TCP/IP Networking on Clients with PowerShell

  3. Monad and WMI - a nice blog post by Adam Barr

  4. MSH-Script-o-matic - this is a cool HTA application that does for MSH what Script-O-Matic did for VBScript and WMI. Learn MSH and WMI!

  5. Building an IRC bot with MSH. This blog post describes a neat idea: build an Internet Relay Chat (IRC) bot with MSH. Sadly the blog itself has no main page - but this article is cool!

Editor Syntax Files

Powershell Scripts


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