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At QuickStart and most companies, PowerShell is becoming more important to all Microsoft product administrators. Microsoft is making this the go-to command-line tool, and scripting tool for all its products. So, how do you get started? How hard is it to get started? |
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PowerShell is a command line tool (that can also be used for scripting) designed for making administration of your Window environment easier. It uses a simple syntax of commandlets (usually referred to as cmdlets) – simple commands that have a verb hyphen noun syntax. For example: get-command, or get-service.
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What other types of output are available? If I use ‘get-command -verb *out*’, what do I see? The first cmdlet you see is Out-Default. You rarely use this because whenever you type in a cmdlet in the console like ‘get-process’, PowerShell adds a pipeline to Out-Default, and a further pipeline to Out-Host. So the cmdlets that are really running are: get-process|out-default|out-host .
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