- There are two types of extensions…to Windows Power Shell.…One type is called a Snap-in,…or more accurately, a Power Shell Snap-in or PS Snap-in.…Step one is finding which ones are actually…available on your computer.…Snap-ins have to be installed.…It's pretty much like a Snap-in for the MMC.…Let's see what's likely on this computer.…Well, we've got Sequel Server,…and we've got the Sequel Server admin tools by…going in and getting the Sequel Server DVD,…sticking it in the drive,…and doing a Sequel Server install.…
So if I look on here,…I've got the Sequel Server Management Studio.…That's it's (gooey).…That's how I discovered the (gooey console).…Here's how I discover the Power Shell extension.…Get PS Snap-in…minus registered.…Great. I have the Sequel Server Commandlet Snap-in…and Sequel Server Provider Snap-in.…Now that I know what's available on the computer,…I can load one into memory.…Add PS Snap-in…Sequel Server Commandlet Snap-in 100.…
Okay. In theory that is now loaded into memory.…Let's just check.…Get PS Snap-in. No perimeters.…
Author
Don Jones
Released
3/10/2012Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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1. Introduction to Windows PowerShell
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Find PowerShell1m 10s
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Customize PowerShell2m 29s
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2. Run Commands in PowerShell
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Run basic commands3m 32s
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Use PSDrives4m 29s
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3. The PowerShell Help System
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Use the help system4m 32s
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Find commands in help3m 28s
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Use parameters to add values4m 17s
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Use online help4m 9s
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4. The PowerShell Pipeline
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Import and export: CSV5m 10s
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Import and export: XML4m 7s
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Output to a file or printer6m 14s
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Convert data to HTML3m 23s
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5. Extend PowerShell
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Find and add PSSnapins2m 43s
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6. Objects: Data, by Another Name
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Discover the object's output6m 44s
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Sort objects2m 50s
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7. Dig Deeper into the PowerShell Pipeline
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Use pipeline input: ByValue5m 19s
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8. PowerShell Formatting
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Use the default formatting3m 50s
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Format wide lists1m 16s
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Format regular lists2m 13s
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Format tables4m 11s
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Learn to format last3m 55s
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9. Comparisons and Filtering
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10. PowerShell Remoting
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Enable PowerShell remoting1m 57s
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Use one-to-one remoting4m 11s
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Use one-to-many remoting4m 12s
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11. PowerShell Jobs
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Start a job2m 28s
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Manage job objects4m 54s
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12. Windows Management Instrumentation
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Explore WMI5m 2s
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13. Work with Multiple Objects at Once
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14. PowerShell Security
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Understand trust2m 17s
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15. PowerShell Variables
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Use variables1m 46s
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Name variables3m 44s
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Use single and double quotes4m 37s
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Use arrays1m 30s
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Give variables a data type2m 48s
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16. Input and Output
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Prompt for user input1m 11s
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Write output to the pipeline3m 42s
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Write other messages1m 24s
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17. Remoting Sessions
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Create reusable sessions2m 38s
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18. Turning Commands into Reusable Tools
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Create a command4m 17s
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Document a script3m 15s
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Video: Find and add PSSnapins