Active Directory management Via PowerShell Course Overview

Target Audience for Active Directory management Via PowerShell

Automate Active Directory administration with PowerShell is a comprehensive 3-day course designed for IT professionals looking to streamline Active Directory management using PowerShell scripting.

• System Administrators
• Active Directory Administrators
• IT Support Technicians
• Network Administrators
• Infrastructure Engineers
• Security Administrators
• IT Managers
• Windows Server Administrators
• Desktop Support Specialists
• Automation Engineers

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Active Directory management Via PowerShell?

Introduction

The "Automate Active Directory Administration with PowerShell" course is designed to empower IT professionals with the skills needed to efficiently manage and automate Active Directory tasks using PowerShell. This intensive 3-day course covers key concepts from basic PowerShell commands to advanced scripting techniques.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

• Gain a thorough understanding of Windows PowerShell and its command syntax.
• Learn to find commands and obtain help within the Windows PowerShell environment.
• Understand the need for automating Active Directory administration using PowerShell.
• Set up the environment for Active Directory management with PowerShell.
• Install and configure the Active Directory PowerShell module.
• Connect to and interact with Active Directory using PowerShell.
• Automate user management tasks including creating, updating, and deleting users.
• Manage groups in Active Directory by creating, updating, and deleting groups.
• Automate computer management tasks such as joining computers to the domain and modifying properties.
• Handle Active Directory permissions, including assigning, removing, and modifying permissions.
• Manage Active Directory replication and site configurations, and troubleshoot related issues.
• Utilize the PowerShell pipeline to select, sort, and measure objects, and filter pipeline data.
• Develop PowerShell scripts, incorporating variables, arrays, hash tables, and handling errors effectively.