Remote Management
PowerShell 5.1
| Intermediate
- 15 Videos | 55m 11s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
The ability to remotely run commands on a group of remote systems is one of the key advantages of Windows PowerShell 5.0. Discover Windows PowerShell one-to-one and one-to-many remoting.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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demonstrate how to work with the command pipeline
demonstrate how to manipulate the command pipeline
describe the PowerShell ISE, DOT syntax, color hinting, and IntelliSense
demonstrate how to sort pipeline output
describe remoting architecture and its uses
describe basic functionality of remoting architecture
describe how to enable PowerShell remoting
describe one-to-one remoting -
demonstrate how to perform one-to-one remoting
describe the features of one-to-many remoting
describe the difference between serial and parallel remoting
demonstrate basic usage of invoke-command and one-to-many remoting
describe scripting considerations with one-to-many remoting
describe how to work with trusted hosts
describe the various considerations and common remoting mistakes with PowerShell
IN THIS COURSE
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1.Working with the Command Pipeline5m 14sUP NEXT
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2.Manipulating the Command Pipeline3m 4s
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3.DOT Syntax and the PowerShell ISE3m 1s
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4.Sorting Pipeline Outpput3m 6s
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5.Understanding Remoting Architecture4m 14s
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6.PowerShell Remoting Architecture1m 55s
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7.Enabling Windows PowerShell Remoting3m 59s
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8.Understanding One-to-one Remoting5m 2s
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9.Using One-to-one Remoting5m 7s
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10.Understanding One-to-many Remoting1m 34s
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11.Serial vs. Parallel Remoting4m 34s
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12.Invoke-Command and One-to-many Remoting5m 2s
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13.Scripting Considerations2m 47s
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14.Working with Trusted Hosts4m 33s
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15.Considerations and Common Mistakes2m 1s
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