Windows Server 2016 Automation With PowerShell Cookbook 1st Edition by Thomas Lee ISBN 9781787122048

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Over 100 recipes to help you leverage PowerShell to automate Windows Server 2016 manual tasks About This Book Automate Windows server tasks with the powerful features of the PowerShell Language Master new features such as DevOps, containers, and Nano servers, and speed up their performance using PowerShell Improve PowerShell’s usability, and control and manage Windows-based environments by working through inviting recipes Who This Book Is For If you are a systems administrator, engineer, or an architect working with Windows Server 2016 and want to automate tasks with PowerShell, then this book is for you. A basic knowledge of PowerShell is expected. What You Will Learn Streamline routine administration processes Improve the performance and storage of your Windows server with enhanced large-scale PowerShell scripts Use DSC to leverage Windows server features Generate automatic reports that highlight unexpected changes in your environment Monitor performance and report on system utilization using detailed graphs and analysis Create and manage a reliable and redundant Hyper-V environment Manage your enterprise’s patch level Utilize multiple tools and protocols to manage your environment In Detail This book showcases several ways that Windows administrators can use to automate and streamline their job. You’ll start with the PowerShell and Windows Server fundamentals, where you’ll become well versed with PowerShell and Windows Server features. In the next module, Core Windows Server 2016, you’ll implement Nano Server, manage Windows updates, and implement troubleshooting and server inventories. You’ll then move on to the Networking module, where you’ll manage Windows network services and network shares. The last module covers Azure and DSC, where you will use Azure on PowerShell and DSC to easily maintain Windows servers. Style and approach This is a practical guide packed with attractive recipes to help you effectively use PowerShell to accelerate your daily administrative tasks with Windows server.

Windows Server 2016 Automation With PowerShell Cookbook 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Introduction to Windows Server 2016 and PowerShell
1.1 Understanding Windows Server 2016
1.2 What is PowerShell and Why It’s Important for Automation
1.3 Installing and Configuring PowerShell on Windows Server 2016
1.4 Exploring PowerShell Cmdlets and Basic Commands
1.5 Understanding PowerShell Remoting
1.6 The PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE)

Chapter 2: Automating Basic System Administration Tasks
2.1 Automating User Account Management
2.2 Automating Group Management and Permissions
2.3 Automating Disk and File System Management
2.4 Managing Processes and Services with PowerShell
2.5 Automating Software Installation and Updates
2.6 Creating and Managing Scheduled Tasks

Chapter 3: Automating Networking Tasks
3.1 Managing IP Configuration with PowerShell
3.2 Automating Network Interface Configuration
3.3 Managing DNS and DHCP with PowerShell
3.4 Configuring Static IP Addresses and Subnets
3.5 Automating VPN and Firewall Configuration
3.6 Troubleshooting Network Issues with PowerShell

Chapter 4: PowerShell Scripting for Server Configuration and Management
4.1 Writing Basic PowerShell Scripts for Server Management
4.2 Automating Server Roles and Features Installation
4.3 Managing Windows Server Services with Scripts
4.4 Automating Windows Updates and Patches
4.5 Creating and Managing User Profiles and Settings
4.6 Automating System Backups and Restores

Chapter 5: PowerShell for Active Directory Automation
5.1 Automating User and Group Management in Active Directory
5.2 Managing Organizational Units and Group Policies
5.3 PowerShell Scripts for Active Directory Backup and Recovery
5.4 Bulk Modifications and Imports in Active Directory
5.5 Automating Active Directory Permissions Management
5.6 Managing Active Directory Replication with PowerShell

Chapter 6: Automating Server Monitoring and Reporting
6.1 Setting Up Server Health Monitoring with PowerShell
6.2 Automating Event Log Retrieval and Management
6.3 Creating Custom Reports for System Health
6.4 Using PowerShell to Monitor Performance Metrics
6.5 Automating Email Alerts and Notifications
6.6 Using PowerShell to Track and Manage Server Performance

Chapter 7: Automating IIS (Internet Information Services) Configuration
7.1 Installing and Configuring IIS with PowerShell
7.2 Managing IIS Websites and Application Pools
7.3 Automating SSL Certificate Management for IIS
7.4 Using PowerShell to Configure IIS Security Settings
7.5 Monitoring IIS Performance with PowerShell
7.6 Automating IIS Backup and Recovery

Chapter 8: Automating Hyper-V Virtualization
8.1 Automating Hyper-V Host and VM Management
8.2 Creating and Configuring Virtual Machines with PowerShell
8.3 Automating Virtual Machine Snapshots and Checkpoints
8.4 Managing Hyper-V Network and Storage Configuration
8.5 Automating VM Backup and Restoration
8.6 PowerShell Scripts for Hyper-V Performance Monitoring

Chapter 9: PowerShell for Security and Compliance Automation
9.1 Automating Security Configuration and Best Practices
9.2 Using PowerShell to Manage Windows Defender and Antivirus
9.3 Configuring Windows Firewall Rules with PowerShell
9.4 Auditing and Compliance Reporting via PowerShell
9.5 Automating System Hardening and Security Patches
9.6 Using PowerShell to Perform Vulnerability Scans

Chapter 10: Advanced PowerShell Automation Techniques
10.1 Using PowerShell Modules for Advanced Automation
10.2 Automating Remote Server Management
10.3 Advanced Scripting for Complex Automation Tasks
10.4 Handling Errors and Debugging PowerShell Scripts
10.5 PowerShell Workflow Automation
10.6 Automating Cloud Integration with PowerShell

Chapter 11: Integrating PowerShell with Other Tools
11.1 Integrating PowerShell with System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM)
11.2 Using PowerShell to Manage Azure Resources
11.3 Integrating PowerShell with Third-Party Monitoring Tools
11.4 Automating PowerShell Scripts with Task Scheduler
11.5 Using PowerShell with SQL Server for Database Automation
11.6 PowerShell and PowerShell DSC (Desired State Configuration)

Chapter 12: Best Practices for PowerShell Automation
12.1 PowerShell Scripting Best Practices
12.2 Version Control and Script Management
12.3 Documentation and Commenting PowerShell Scripts
12.4 Performance Optimization for PowerShell Scripts
12.5 PowerShell Security Best Practices
12.6 Automating Script Deployment and Management

Chapter 13: Troubleshooting PowerShell Scripts and Automation Tasks
13.1 Diagnosing Common PowerShell Errors
13.2 Using Debugging Tools and Techniques
13.3 Monitoring and Logging PowerShell Script Execution
13.4 Handling PowerShell Remoting Issues
13.5 Troubleshooting Automation Failures
13.6 PowerShell Script Optimization and Troubleshooting

Chapter 14: Real-World PowerShell Automation Scenarios
14.1 Automating the Setup of a New Server Environment
14.2 Creating a Disaster Recovery Automation Plan with PowerShell
14.3 Automating Routine Maintenance and Clean-Up Tasks
14.4 Automating User Account Provisioning and Deletion
14.5 PowerShell for Managing Large-Scale Server Farms
14.6 Real-World Use Case: PowerShell Automation in a Corporate Environment

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