Ebook: Troubleshooting Windows Server with PowerShell [recurso electrónico] $c
Author: Jacobs Donald, Schauland Derek
- Tags: Architecture - Computer, Computer System Implementation, Information Storage and Retrieval, Operating Systems, Operating systems (Computers)--Management--Handbooks manuals etc--Security Science and Technology--Examinations--Study guides, Operating systems (Computers) -- Management -- Handbooks manuals etc -- Security Science and Technology -- Examinations -- Study guides
- Year: 2016
- City: Berkeley;CA
- Language: English
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This book shows you how to use PowerShell to quickly pinpoint, diagnose, and solve problems with your Windows Server environment, reducing the need for external tools, and ensuring you stay up-to-date with PowerShell as it quickly becomes one of the most useful tools in an administrators toolkit. Authors Derek Schauland and Donald Jacobs take you through a range of examples, showing you how to gather information from different computer sources. Whether you are logged into the server locally or just wanting to check the status of a server from your local computer, the right PowerShell cmdlets can give you a lot of information quickly, and allow you to troubleshoot your servers from the command line with little interaction with the server's desktop. In this book, you'll learn how PowerShell can help you: Understand PowerShell versus the GUI Gather information from Windows event logs Gather information from your server, including memory, hardware configurations, and disk space available ...;Chapter 1: Introduction to Troubleshooting with PowerShell -- Chapter 2: Using PowerShell and the Windows Event Log -- Chapter 3: Collecting Server Information -- Chapter 4: Installed Applications -- Chapter 5: Windows Updates -- Chapter 6: Running Processes -- Chapter 7: Services -- Chapter 8: Moving Forward.
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