Saturday, January 15, 2011

The PowerShell Survival Guide (Brought to you by the Microsoft TechNet wiki)

Wiki - TechNet Articles - Windows PowerShell Survival Guide

“At customer events a few years ago, we started handing out one-page "Survival Guides" (printed both sides and laminated) with links to important resources. The wiki versions of the Survival Guides are meant to do the same things without killing trees or using laminating machines.

Essential Windows PowerShell Resources

Windows PowerShell Scripts

Windows PowerShell Modules…

Fun Modules

Forums

Newsgroups

User Groups

Windows PowerShell Cmdlet Reference Material

Windows PowerShell Third party Cmdlets

Video:

Windows PowerShell Blogs:

Whitepapers and Guides:

Additional PowerShell Resources:

Social Networking Accounts to follow:

Windows PowerShell Training

pagesnap…”

In short, if you’re looking for some PowerShell information or resources, this is good place to start…

(via Ignition Showcase - How to Survive with Windows PowerShell)

 

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