Packt Publishing
Built on the .NET Framework, Windows PowerShell helps IT professionals and power users control and automate the administration of the Windows operating system and applications that run on Windows. PowerShell combines command–line speed, the flexibility of scripting, and the power of a GUI–based admin tool. From an administrative standpoint, this means that if you become proficient in PowerShell, you ll have the skill set needed to manage most of Microsoft’s newer products. If you re looking to explore the advanced functions and features of PowerShell 6 then is the perfect Course for you!
This comprehensive 2–in–1 course is a practical step–by–step guide uses real commands to solve real problems, building immediate experience with PowerShell 6. To begin with, you ll set up a lab environment to learn and test PowerShell processes. You ll discover scripts to automate administrative tasks and solve problems to perform tasks using PowerShell 6. Moving further, you ll get a grip of Visual Studio Code with add–ons for PowerShell automation. Administer remote systems with PowerShell Core 6. Finally, you ll master the most important aspects of PowerShell Core 6 to manage Windows features, including Active Directory, IIS, and more!
Towards the end of this course, you’ll explore various features and automation tasks in the awesome PowerShell 6 by configuring and administrating the Windows Operating System components and server features.
Instructor Details
Courses : 212
Specification: PowerShell 6: From Basics to Mastering System Administration
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5 reviews for PowerShell 6: From Basics to Mastering System Administration
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| Price | $10.99 |
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| Duration | 8 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Vishal –
yes but need few more examples too
Andrew P –
This course appears, at this stage (3/4 of the way through) to be a melding of a number of different courses. The instructor from ‘Module’ 1 is not the same as Module 2. This wouldn’t normally matter, except there is quite a large step between Module 1 and 2, where there should be a Module 1.5, in my opinion. Both instructors move FAR too quickly through the course material, to the point it is extremely hard to follow. Module 2 is more like having someone show you what they’re doing, rather than teaching you how to do it yourself a lot of rather complex (in my opinion) topics are glossed over; to be fair, the instructor of Module 2 does state at the start of the course that there is an expectation that you at a certain level, sadly, you’re not at that level as a result of having watched Module 1. All in all, the course covers an incredibly large amount of information, and has been ok value for money, but I wouldn’t recommend it for a Powershell beginner, like myself. I’ve had to do literally hours of study on my own (reading Microsoft articles) just to keep up with what was being shown in Module 2.
Nathaniel Schram –
There is not a long enough pause between typing and running a command to follow without pausing the video.
Seyed Farshid Miri –
This course is just great! I appreciate it very much!
Jacque Mergens –
The following: 1. The azure interface wasn’t the same as mine so I had to struggle to setup 2. When teaching the Azure module he didn’t instruct how to create a principle so I couldn’t login and follow along. 3. He taught AzureRM which is a deprecated module and didn’t teach the AZ module 4. I still can’t login to the az module.