Introduction To Windows Power Shell
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The document introduces Windows PowerShell, covering its purpose as a command-line tool and scripting language, features and capabilities, command syntax, and use for administration and security. It provides an agenda for a training session that will demonstrate PowerShell basics like using cmdlets and automating tasks, and managing PowerShell security settings.
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