Автор: Ed Wilson
Издательство: Leanpub
Год: 2018
Страниц: 74
Язык: английский
Формат: pdf (true), djvu
Размер: 10.1 MB
Created by Microsoft's "The Scripting Guy," Ed Wilson, this guide helps you understand how PowerShell can be used to manage the networking aspects of your server and client computers.
Windows PowerShell is not new technology. Windows PowerShell 4.0 ships in Windows 8.1 and in Windows Server 2012 R2, it has therefore been around for a while. Windows PowerShell is an essential admin tool designed specifically for Windows administration. By learning to use Windows PowerShell, network administrators quickly gain access to information from Windows Management Instrumentation, Active Directory and other essential sources of information. Additionally, Microsoft added Windows PowerShell support to the Common Criteria requirements for shipping enterprise applications. Therefore, to manage Microsoft Exchange, Azure, SQL Server, and others one needs to know and to understand how to use Windows PowerShell. In the networking world, this knowledge is also a requirement for managing DNS, DHCP, Network Adapters, and other components.
One of the cool things about the Windows platform are all the different ways of obtaining networking statistical information. There are things like NetStat, NetSh, performance counters, as well as the Get-NetworkStatistics function from the NetAdapter Windows PowerShell module. All of these methods can be used inside the Windows PowerShell console, or from within the Windows PowerShell ISE.
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