Powershell script command line args
[DOCX File]Introduction to the AppFabric Access Control
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Appendix 1 - Using the AppFabric Access Control Management Command Line Tool. If you are used to command line interfaces for administration, there is a command line tool available to control AppFabric AC, which allows you to create, update and delete Scopes, Policies, Issuers, and Rules. The command line tool (ACM.exe) is part of the SDK and is ...
[DOC File]VBScript Function - CnF1G
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To add a comment to a Windows PowerShell script (or a Windows PowerShell command, for that matter) simply preface that comment with the pound sign (#); anything following the pound sign will be treated as a comment and ignored by the script processor. For example, this command calls the Get-Date Cmdlet and then tacks on a comment explaining what the Cmdlet does:
[DOCX File]Windows PowerShell Specification
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PowerShell is a command-line shell and scripting language, designed especially for system administrators. Most shells operate by executing a command or utility in a new process, and presenting the results to the user as text. These shells also have commands that are built into the shell and run in the shell process. Because there are few built-in commands, many utilities have been created to ...
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# Notes: The script only creates VMs on a single host. To create VMs on multiple hosts # run multiple instances of the script from a batch file or create an outer loop. # The LocalVMStorage path and networks must exist or the script fails. I have # not added any data validation checks to the script.
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How to Insert Line Breaks. To insert a line break into a Windows PowerShell script use the backtick (`) : Write-Host ` "This is a continuation of the line." You can also break a line at the pipe separator (|) character (assuming your line uses the pipeline): Get-ChildItem C:\Scripts | Sort …
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To run a script from within Windows PowerShell, type the full path to the script (or type the script name if the script is stored in a folder that is part of your Windows path): C:\Scripts\Test.ps1 . If the path name includes blank spaces you must preface the path with an ampersand and enclose the path in double quotes. For example: &"C:\Scripts\My Scripts\test.ps1" From outside Windows ...
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The name of command or text of script to execute. (The format of a script is unspecified, as the PowerShell Remoting Protocol directly passes the script to the remote runspace implemented in the higher layer on the server, which in turn parses and executes the script.) Property name: Cmd. Property type: String (see section 2.2.5.1.1).
[DOCX File]Scripting transparency for Antimalware engines
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A PowerShell “script block” is the base level of executable code in PowerShell. It might represent a command typed interactively in the PowerShell console, supplied through the command line (“PowerShell –Command ”), or wrapped in a function, script, workflow, or the like.
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Task sequence for TPM sp81900, sp82133, sp82132 (Win 10 and win 7) with the following updates:
[DOCX File]PowerShell Study Notes - Amr Eldib
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DOS was a command-line based operating system. CMD lived on when Windows replaced DOS. CMD was long overdue for replacement and PowerShell does exactly that. PowerShell is based .NET and everything is a .NET object. Commands in PowerShell are named “Cmdlets” (Command-lets). PowerShell commands have a Verb-Noun syntax. Verbs like: Get, Set, Out, Start, Stop, Restart, Add. …
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