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Administration and Automation with Windows PowerShell

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Course Introduction

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Getting Started with Windows PowerShell

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Getting Help and Finding Commands

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PowerShell Command Syntax

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PowerShell Objects and Properties

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The PowerShell Pipeline

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PowerShell Providers

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PowerShell Arrays and Variables

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PowerShell Loops

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PowerShell Conditional Statements

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On Premises Lab Setup

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Basic Domain Administration with Windows PowerShell

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Send Emails with PowerShell

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PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) Basics

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PowerShell Modules

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Powershell Challenges

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Section Overview
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The Trusted Hosts List Challenge
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The Trusted Hosts List Answer
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Starting a Remote Session Challenge
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Starting a Remote Session Answer
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Rename a Computer Challenge
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Rename a Computer Answer
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Change a Password on a Remote Computer Challenge
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Change a Password on a Remote Computer Answer
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How to Copy Files To-From a Remote Machine Challenge
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How to Copy Files To-From a Remote Machine using VSC Answer
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How to Export Logs to a CSV File Challenge
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How to Export Logs to a CSV File Answer
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How to Create Multiple Folders on the Host Machine using Powershell
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How to Create Multiple Folders on the Host Machine using Powershell Answer
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Who Rebooted the Server ID1074 Challenge
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Who Rebooted the Server
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How can you get Info on all your Hard Drives Challenge
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How can you get Info on all your Hard Drives Answer
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How can I get a list of CPU's and Installed Printers, Last Boot-up Time Challenge
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How can I get a List of CPU's and Installed Printers, Last Boot-up Time Answer
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How can I Automate Tasks with Task Scheduler Challenge
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How can I Automate Tasks with the Task Scheduler Answer
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Course Conclusion

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Q8: Using properties of get-timezone, get the current time zone where you live.

Answer

  • First, we need to find the correct command 
  • Type get-command *timezone*
  • The command we need is Get-Timezone
  • To get the property of get-timezone
  • Type get-timezone | gm
  • In the list there is a property called DayLightName. Let’s try that one.

I’ll type out the command then explain what I did.

  • To use a property of an object, Place the cmdlet name in parenthesis, then type a dot (.), then the property name and press return
  • And there’s our time zone Eastern Daylight Time

Q9: Using the properties from get-wmiobject, let’s get the bios version of your computer.

Answer

  • Type get-wmiobject win32_bios | gm
  • BTW Win32_BIOS 
  • Is a WMI class that represents the attributes of the computer system's basic input/output services or BIOS. Press return
  • Displayed are all the properties. We will use BIOSv ersion
  • Type cls - return
  • Type (get-wmiobject win32_bios).biosversion press return

And displayed is the bios version of my computer

I hope you enjoyed this section of questions and answers. 

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