Output Formatting, Modules, & Customization
PowerShell 5.1
| Intermediate
- 10 videos | 28m 36s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
A key advantage that PowerShell 5.0 provides is extensibility through modules and snap-ins, allowing cmdlets or other tools to be created and shared by different users. Explore PowerShell output formatting, snap-ins, and modules.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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describe output formatting
demonstrate basic PowerShell output formatting
demonstrate how to work with parameter binding in PowerShell
demonstrate how to work with pipeline data
compare the differences between snap-ins and modules -
demonstrate how to send command output
demonstrate how to send command output to HTML
demonstrate how to list module dependencies
demonstrate how to create and run a basic PowerShell startup script
demonstrate the various uses of PowerShell formatting, remoting, and modules
IN THIS COURSE
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1.Understanding Output Formatting1m 22sUP NEXT
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2.Beginning to Format Windows PowerShell Output3m 6s
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3.Parameter Binding3m 2s
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4.Pipeline Data3m 48s
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5.Differentiating Between Snap-ins and Modules2m 9s
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6.Sending Command Output3m 21s
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7.Sending Command Output to HTML3m 19s
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8.Listing Module Dependencies3m 36s
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9.Creating and Running a PowerShell Startup Script2m 15s
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10.Exercise: Work with Formatting and Modules2m 36s
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