AudienceThis is course valuable for network administrators that want greater efficiency in their daily administrative work.

PRerequisitesThis is not an introductory course, students should be working administrators that understand Active Directory, DNS, and TCP/IP. Before taking this course, students should have successfully completed the following courses or have equivalent experience:

» 10961: Automating Administration with Windows PowerShell

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN This class uses latest approaches, examples, and samples in Windows PowerShell utilizing Don Jones’ book on PowerShell Toolmaking. Plus you’ll receive full access to all of sample scripts and shell transcripts upon completion of the class.

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PS405: Windows PowerShell Tool Making for AdministratorsPowerShell Scripting and Tool Making is an Interface Technical Training exclusive class designed to get Administrators to the next level of script writing and controlling their environments with PowerShell. In this 5-day lab-intensive course, you will go beyond simple Cmdlets and master the Shell’s ability to create custom tools that you and your organization will utilize to increase efficiency. This course will also look at new features of PowerShell, including Desired State Configuration and OneGet.

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COURSE OUTLINE PS405: Windows PowerShell Tool Making for Administrators

1. Before you begin

2. PowerShell scripting overview

3. PowerShell’s scripting language

4. Simple scripts and functions

5. Scope

6. Tool design guidelines

7. Advanced functions, part 1

8. Advanced functions, part 2

9. Writing help

10. Error handling

11. Debugging techniques

12. Creating custom format views

13. Script and manifest modules

14. Adding database access

15. Interlude: creating a new tool

16. Making tools that make changes

17. Creating a custom type extension

18. Creating PowerShell workflows

19. Troubleshooting pipeline input

20. Using object hierarchies for complex output

21. Globalizing a function

22. Crossing the line: utilizing the .NET framework

23. Creating a GUI tool, part 1: the GUI

24. Creating a GUI tool, part 2

25. Creating a GUI tool, part 3: the output

26. Creating proxy functions

27. Setting up constrained remoting endpoints

28. Desired State Configuration

29. Never the end

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