PowerShell 7 for IT Pros, A Guide to Using PowerShell 7 to Manage Windows® Systems by Thomas Lee -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Table of Contents Title Page Foreword Introduction Chapter 1: Setting Up a PowerShell 7 Environment

What Is New in PowerShell 7 Systems Used in This Book and Chapter Installing PowerShell 7 Installing and Configuring VS Code Using the PowerShell Gallery Creating a Local PowerShellGet Repository Creating a Code‐Signing Environment Summary

Chapter 2: PowerShell 7 Compatibility with Windows PowerShell

Examining PowerShell Modules Introducing the Compatibility Solution Things That Do Not Work with PowerShell 7 Summary

Chapter 3: Managing Active Directory

Systems Used in This Chapter Establishing a Forest Root Domain Installing a Replica DC Installing a Child Domain Configuring a Cross‐Forest Trust Managing AD Users, Computers, and OUs Adding Users to AD via a CSV Configuring Just Enough Administration (JEA) Summary

Chapter 4: Managing Networking

Systems Used in This Chapter Configuring IP Addressing Testing Network Connectivity Installing the DHCP Service Configuring DHCP Scopes Configuring DHCP Failover Configuring the DNS Service Configuring DNS Zones and Resource Records Summary

Chapter 5: Managing Storage

Systems Used in This Chapter Managing Disks and Volumes Managing NTFS Permissions Managing Storage Replica Managing Filestore Quotas Managing File Screening Summary

Chapter 6: Managing Shared Data

Systems Used in This Chapter Setting Up and Securing an SMB File Server Creating and Securing SMB Shares Creating and Using an iSCSI Target Setting Up a Clustered Scale‐Out File Server Summary

Chapter 7: Managing Printing

Systems Used in This Chapter Installing and Sharing Printers Publishing a Printer in AD Changing the Spool Folder Printing a Test Page Creating a Printer Pool Summary

Chapter 8: Managing Hyper‐V

Systems Used in This Chapter Installing and Configuring Hyper‐V Creating a Hyper‐V VM Using PowerShell Direct Configuring VM Networking Configuring VM Hardware Implementing Nested Virtualization Using VM Checkpoints Using VM Replication Managing VM Movement Measuring VM Resource Usage Summary

Chapter 9: Using WMI with CIM Cmdlets

Exploring WMI Namespaces Exploring WMI Classes Getting Local and Remote Objects Invoking WMI Methods Managing WMI Events Implementing Permanent WMI Event Handling Summary

Chapter 10: Reporting

Systems Used in This Chapter Reporting on AD Users and Computers Managing Filesystem Reporting Collecting Performance Information Using PLA Reporting on PLA Performance Data Creating a Performance Monitoring Graph Creating a System Diagnostics Report Reporting on Printer Usage Creating a Hyper‐V Status Report Reviewing Event Logs Summary

Index Copyright Dedication About the Author About the Technical Editor Acknowledgments End User License Agreement