weitere PowerShell News aus der PDC Wolke

rolf@powershell-ag.de — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 20:20:56 GMT

Hallo Community,

weitere News aus der PDC Wolke:

Die New York Times hat sich Windows 7 angesehen und die zehn Top Features für IT Profis ausgewählt.
Davon basieren drei (also eigentlich 30% :-)) auf der PowerShell.

Hier geht es zum Artikel:
http://www.nytimes.com/external/idg/2008/10/28/28idg-10-best-feature.html?pagewanted=1

Die erwähnten Features im einzelnen:

Windows Troubleshooting Platform

The Windows Troubleshooting Platform is a new, comprehensive approach to solving end user problems via troubleshooting packs, which address problems and can be applied to PCs throughout the environment to rectify those issues; and the Windows Troubleshooting Toolkit, which allows you as the administrator to create your own troubleshooting packs when you identify specific issues within your own infrastructure. Also, but separately, a new Problem Steps Recorder allows an end user to record the steps he takes leading up to a problem, capture those steps into automatically created screen grabs, and e-mail that to an administrator or help desk representative for easier problem resolution.

Windows PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ist über die PowerShell v2 CTP jetzt schon verfügbar)

With PowerShell's popularity, Microsoft has introduced into Windows 7 a graphical interface for PowerShell that makes it very easy to learn the scripting language and use it in a color-coded, easy-to-read environment. Developing, debugging and running the scripts in this new environment is much easier than the previous single-command-prompt method.

PowerShell Remoting (ist über die PowerShell v2 CTP jetzt schon verfügbar)

Also new to PowerShell is support for the WS-Management protocol that allows you to remotely run commands on client PCs. You can use this capability on a one-to-one basis, say for specific requests in response to help desk calls, or you can fan out with one-to-many remoting and run cmdlets on multiple PCs from within the Windows PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment.

Darauf ist das PowerShell Team natürlich sehr stolz aber sie relativieren es natürlich gleich wieder ;-) aber lest selber nach.
Hier geht es zum Originalbblog...
http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell/archive/2008/10/29/ny-times-delcares-powershell-to-be-30-of-the-value-of-windows-7.aspx

Gruß
Rolf

http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell/archive/2008/10/29/ny-times-delcares-powershell-to-be-30-of-the-value-of-windows-7.aspx

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