![]() ![]() Secondly, client logon scripts written in PowerShell, which reside on the server, can run on Windows 7 more easily. ![]() As a result techies with Windows 7 laptops can configure their servers remotely by running PowerShell scripts. ![]() The big improvement in PowerShell v 2.0 is its remoting capability the significance is twofold, firstly, the Windows 7 desktops can communicate with the server using PowerShell commands. ![]() I want to shout from the roof tops that PowerShell is that rare combination of an easy-to-learn language coupled with more sophisticated scripting power than you will ever need. So far I have grossly underplayed PowerShell’s vast abilities as a scripting language, this is because I don’t want to discourage people learning PowerShell, just because they have no knowledge of VBScript, UNIX, C++ or any other scripting language. Incidentally, all those old DOS commands work at the PowerShell command-line, therefore you have nothing to lose by abandoning cmd.exe and trying Windows 7’s PowerShell with its ISE (Integrated Scripting Engine = GUI). One day PowerShell will supersede DOS, however, its real advantage is that you can speed up configuration by typing a few commands, rather than endlessly clicking through GUI menus, for example type this cmdlet, Get-hotfix. To newbies with no scripting experience I would also like to plant the seed of an idea, by learning PowerShell you will soon be writing scripts to automate your system, this will not only make you more efficient, but make computer configuration more enjoyable. The rest of this page is aimed at helping those with little or no experience of PowerShell to experiment with cmdlets such as Get-process. The benefits of PowerShell v 2.0 in Windows 7 depend on your previous experience, and how curious you are! ![]()
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