1. Introduction to Powershell
What is Powershell? PowerShell is a new command shell from Microsoft and yes it is a command prompt and scripting environment, it can even be both at the same time. Windows PowerShell is an extendable...
View Article2. Powershell Cmdlet
Command to know the version of Powershell Type Get-Host <enter> In the below example you will notice that the powershell version 3.0 is being displayed. There are four categories of PowerShell...
View Article3. Built-In Powershell Aliases
In PowerShell, an alias is another name assigned to a cmdlet, function, script, executable file, and so on. Just about anything you can run from the PowerShell command prompt can have an alias assigned...
View Article4. User-Defined Powershell Aliases using import/export aliases
User-Defined PowerShell Aliases Syntax to create User-defined alias: Set-Alias alias command example: Set-Alias gs Get-Service <enter> Test the new Alias: gs <enter> One important point not...
View Article6. Remove Powershell Aliases
Remove Powershell Aliases There is no specific cmdlet set aside for removing a user defined powershell alias, but you can achieve the task by Remove-item. To remove an alias named “gs” Remove-Item...
View Article5. User-Defined Powershell Aliases using Powershell Profiles
User-Defined Aliases using PowerShell Profiles A Profile is script that runs at startup of the session. The location of the Profile is stored in the $Profile variable, which by default is “My...
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The following are Frequently Asked Questions on VBScript during an interview for Application Packaging/Scripting Position: The question and answers are being collected from Various blogs and Articles....
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The following are Frequently Asked Questions on VBScript during an interview for Application Packaging/Scripting Position: The question and answers are being collected from Various blogs and Articles....
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