PowerShell Book in Spanish

Well, in case anyone remains unaware… Did you know that there is an excellent PowerShell technical book in Spanish?? If you have Windows machines in your work environment… You have no choice but to get to know this Swiss Army knife. And for me the best way to learn is with this type of technical books.

VMware Project: Onyx

Onyx is an app (beta) that will allow us to obtain PowerCLI code to be able to use it later; is presented as a proxy between the VMware vSphere Client and the vCenter Server, monitors traffic passing between the two and converts it into PowerShell code, being able only with the movement of the mouse, generate our own scripts with the intention of automating tasks or to know a function/command in a simple way…

Using PowerGUI and its PowerPacks

PowerGUI is one of the best free tools, especially for those of us who work with PowerShell environments and still do not feel comfortable, it is a graphic tool that allows us to create, edit, import, export our Windows PowerShell-based scripts. In this document we will see how to install it that has nothing and how we can organize our scripts, as well as being able to see how to use scripts for VMware, Exchange, Active Directory, SQL, Routers, communications, Internet, Systems Center, Operations Manager, Xen, Hyper-V, Citrix, Skype, Reporting, Twitter … everything that relies on PowerShell.

Using Citrix XenApp PowerShell

One who is ignorant of life did not know that this existed! I was looking for how to create lists of applications by filtering certain characteristics or with certain conditions until I found that XenApp has a command line! Well, a script execution shell, that allows us to perform anything under command! Just like Microsoft's PowerShell on its servers, XenApp has a PowerShell or also called XenApp Commands. For example, a utility that can be given to it, With a command we can export all the information of the applications that we have published with all their features, Configured Users… and with another command we can import them. This as a backup is not bad at all!

Microsoft PowerShell on Windows XP, Windows 2003 and Windows 2008

Windows PowerShell is a new Windows command-line shell that is purpose-built for system administrators. The shell includes an interactive command prompt and scripting environment that can be used independently or together. This shell already comes by default in Windows Server Vista, Windows Server 2008 and logically in the Windows Server edition 2008 Core. But if we want we can also install it on Windows 2003 or Windows XP SP2 If we want information about all the possible commands with Power Shell, it is best to enter the official website and download all the manuals, there are in Spanish: HTTP://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/powershell.mspx If we want to download Power Shell for XP or 2003, We can do it from this website: HTTP://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/technologies/management/powershell/download.mspx being able to choose the x86 or x64 platform we have.