In this guide , we’re going to explore a better way to create your scripts. It’s all about the Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE).

The next four posts in the series are dedicated to scripting.  I’m assuming you’ve gone through the 24 posts in this series on learning PowerShell 5.  So if you haven’t done that… well you’ve got some reading to do haha.…

Here’s PowerShell remoting summed up in one word: addictive. Once you see how powerful this thing is you’ll never go back to opening remote desktop to RDP into a box again…

In this post you’re going to learn about PowerShell jobs. Then in the next post I’ll show you PowerShell remoting and security and then in Part 24 we’ll explore PowerShell scripting. We’re on the home stretch now.. let’s go!

Today we’re going to talk about how PowerShell exposes information at the hardware and software layer of your computers and servers.