Even fairly tricky actions such as moving and renaming files in bulk can be
done with nothing more than a single line of PowerShell commands.
Using Windows PowerShell, you can enjoy the benefits of a command shell truly
designed for Windows administrators that give you the flexibility and control that UNIX
admins have had for decades. Graphical interfaces are nice, and you might prefer to
use wizards, and that??™s all fine. However, when it comes to doing lots of tedious and
repetitive tasks quickly and efficiently, nothing beats a well-written script, and Windows
PowerShell can get you there faster than ever before.
459
$? variable, 452
$_ variable, 452
/? switch, 16
++ operators, 448
802.1X enforcement, Network Access
Protection, 257
?–? A
a values, Windows PowerShell
Dates, 456
Accept/Announce All Routes In
the Range Listed option, RIPv2
Properties Security tab, 369
Accept/Announce All Routes option,
RIPv2 Properties Security tab, 369
access services, network. See Network
Access Protection
Accounting database, WSRM, 215,
231??“235
accounts database, NAP, 259
Action field, RIPv2 Properties Security
tab, 369
Actions pane, IIS Manager, 190
Actions tab, Task Scheduler, 72
Activate Authentication/Password
setting, RIPv2 Properties General
tab, 368
Activate Server Wizard, TS Licensing,
297??“298
activation
Server Core server, 33??“34
Terminal Services Licensing, 295
Active Directory Certificate Services,
409??“413
Active Directory Domain
Controllers, 132
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Active Directory Domain Services
(AD DS).
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