Windows powershell 2.0 administrator's pocket consultant book reviews

Windows powershell 2.0 administrator's pocket consultant is one of the Stanek pocket books. Author Willam R. Stanek ownsProgramDesign Experience and nearly 100 IT technology books have been written. It can be said that he is an expert. His pocket book series for it pro is only a small part of his work.
Let's go back and explain why we need to understand powershell? We all know that Windows has previously provided two types of interfaces to users: shell, Windows console, and resource browser. The second type is Windows API, which is specially called by programmers, programming is used, which is not required by common users. However, there are usually gray areas in practical applications. For example, an IT pro receives a task to create an Ad account for the new 300 employees of the enterprise. All employee information is stored in the Excel file by HR. If you use active driecloud MMC to record a record, it is time-consuming and laborious. However, developers are asked to write a program, read data from Excel, and write data to ad through LDAP. For this 300 pieces of data, it seems a bit cool. At this time, powershell will come in handy. itpro can use a C #-like syntax to write a simple powershell script to complete this task.

In my opinion, powershell is the third interface between Windows Shell and Windows API. It is more powerful than shell and simpler than API programming. Powershell can run powershell commands or scripts on the console to complete complex tasks in a lightweight manner.

The first five chapters of this book mainly introduce the basic concepts and usage of powershell. The following nine chapters are all examples. Because it is a bag-of-mouth book, it must be able to quickly solve the problem. Various examples help it pro staff quickly find the key to solving the problem. The only drawback is that this bag of books is a little big and heavy for Chinese people, and it is more suitable for the hands of foreign tall and tall people.

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