Msca 70-640: Powershell

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Windows PowerShell

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___________ is a task-based, command-line scripting utility that allows you to execute commands locally or remotely on a Windows Server 2012 machine. It was specifically designed for system administrators to allow for local or remote administration.

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.NET Framework

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Windows PowerShell is built using the ___________ common language runtime (CLR) and the ______________.

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Cmdlets

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________ are simple, single-function command-line tools built into the shell.

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workflows

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Administrators often automate the management of their multicomputer environments by running sequences of long-running tasks, or ________, which can affect multiple managed computers or devices at the same time.

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Clear-History

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Powershell cmdlet: Deletes entries from the command history

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Invoke-command

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Powershell cmdlet: Runs commands on local or remote computers

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Start-job

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Powershell cmdlet: Starts a Windows PowerShell background job

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Stop-job

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Powershell cmdlet: Stops a Windows PowerShell background job

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Remove-job

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Powershell cmdlet: Deletes a Windows PowerShell background job

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Import-Module

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Powershell cmdlet: Adds modules to the current session

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Receive-job

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Powershell cmdlet: Gets the results of a Windows PowerShell background job

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Format-table

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Powershell cmdlet: Shows the results in a table format

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Out-file

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Powershell cmdlet: Sends the job results to a file

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Get-Date

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Powershell cmdlet: Gets the date and time

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Set-Date

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Powershell cmdlet: Sets the system time and date on a computer

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Get-event

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Powershell cmdlet: Gets an event in the event queue

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New-event

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Powershell cmdlet: Creates a new event

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Trace-command

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Powershell cmdlet: Configures and starts a trace of a command on a machine

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Get-WindowsFeature

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Powershell cmdlet: Gets a list of available and installed roles and features on the local server

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Get-WindowsFeature -ServerName

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Powershell cmdlet: Gets a list of available and installed roles and features on a remote server

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Get-Help Install-WindowsFeature

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Powershell cmdlet:Gets the syntax and accepted parameters for the Install-WindowsFeature cmdlet

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Uninstall-WindowsFeature

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Powershell cmdlet:Removes a role or feature

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Get-NetIPAddress

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Powershell cmdlet:Gets information about IP address configuration

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Set-NetIPAddress

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Powershell cmdlet:Modifies IP address configuration properties of an existing IP address

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Set-NetIPv4Protocol

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Powershell cmdlet:Modifies information about the IPv4 protocol configuration

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Features On Demand

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______________ in Windows Server 2012 solves this issue because not only can administrators disable a role or feature, they can also completely remove the role or feature’s files.