December 17, 2008
I`ve been quite busy the last couple of months studying for “MCITP: Enterprise Administrator”, and therefore my blog isn`t updated for a while. Now I`m finally done with that and can use more time on PowerShell
I`ve just started reading the “Windows PowerShell Cookbook” by Lee Holmes, and it seems really good. I`ll get back to it when I`ve read through it.
I just discovered the “Videos and Flash Demos” in the PowerGUI Documentation, and would recommend you to have a look at this if you want to learn about PowerShell and PowerGUI.
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Posted by Jan Egil Ring
August 1, 2008
PowerGUI is a graphical user interface and script editor for Windows PowerShell.

You can create your own nodes and script nodes for all kinds of things, but there are also a lot of so called power packs ready for download from the Library on powergui.org for things such as Exchange, OCS, SQL and so on.

When you click on a node, i.e. Processes, you get a list of the running processes on the system, but you can also go to the “PowerShell Code” tab to see the executed PowerShell commands. Great way to learn PowerShell using a GUI!

Also, there is a very good script editor with several features such as intellisense.
For starters, I would recommend having a look at Jeffrey Snover (the PowerShell architect) and Dmitry Sotnikov`s video on Channel9. This is a nice introduction to PowerGUI. Also check out the other great resources on powergui.org
Btw, I`ve written the Norwegian translation for PowerGUI which is included in the latest build.
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Posted by Jan Egil Ring
August 1, 2008
This is the first blog entry on my blog, which will focus mainly on Windows PowerShell and other admin-related topics.
A short introduction about myself:
I work as an IT-consultant in an IT-company in Norway.
I`m holding MCSA 2000/2003, along with different certifications such as MCITP: Enterprise Messaging Administrator (Exchange 2007).
I`ll try to write new posts when I try new things or discover something else worth blogging about.
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