Powershell parameters ps1

    • [DOCX File]Windows PowerShell Specification

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      Windows PowerShell: Contains a dictionary of the active parameters and their current values. This variable has a value only in a scope where parameters are declared, such as a script or function. It can be used to display or change the current values of parameters or to pass parameter values to another script or function.


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      GenVMs.PS1 ===== # Purpose: Generate up to virtual machines using the command-line parameters supplied # for customization of the new virtual machine. # Date: 29 August 2011 # Version: 7 # Author: Paul Wilson # Notes: The script only creates VMs on a single host. To create VMs on multiple hosts


    • [DOCX File]Production Installation Guide - VA

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      We strongly recommend using this procedure in lieu of trying to enter parameters on the command line when executing Install-Prod.ps1. Attention Windows System Administrator: Be sure to have the Database User ID and password before proceeding with either of the installations.


    • [DOCX File]Scripting transparency for Antimalware engines

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      Given the incredible power of PowerShell’s shell and scripting language, we’ve made major advancements in PowerShell’s transparency: robust over-the-shoulder transcription, deep script block logging, encryption and decryption cmdlets using the Cryptographic Message Syntax (CMS) standard, secure code generation APIs for developers, and “Constrained PowerShell” for systems that ...


    • [DOCX File]Materials

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      Running PowerShell importing system modules In the PowerShell window, change into the C:\mslabs\SharePoint2010\WCM\05_Branding\Resources\Scripts folder. Run the createsubsites.ps1 script in PowerShell, passing in


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