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This session will explore how Windows Powershell v2.0 can automate administrative tasks to manage critical web infrastructure systems in the data center. The session will include topics on how to monitor and manage Windows Server 2008 systems. We will discuss how to use Windows Powershell cmdlets and WMI to retrieve local and remote information and execute tasks that can be performed on a daily basis. Then we will focus on how Windows Powershell can make it easier for IT Professionals to manage Active Directory to administer network accounts and publish shared folders. Next, we will explore how Windows Powershell Snap-in for IIS can be used to efficiently manage web servers in a web farm to decrease administrative overhead. Then we will show you how Windows Powershell snap-in included in SQL Server 2008 can make it easier for IT Professionals to administer backend databases.

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Welcome

SRV-300

Managing Web Infrastructure Systems with Windows PowerShell™ 2.0Level 300

What Will We cover?

Managing Windows Server 2008® by Using Windows PowerShellManaging Windows Server 2008 Web Server by Using Windows PowerShellUsing Windows PowerShell to Administer Microsoft ® SQL Server® 2008 Systems

Agenda

Reviewing Management Solutions Using Windows PowerShellManaging Windows ServerManaging Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0Managing SQL Server

Challenges Managing Server Systems

Database Servers

WebServers

WindowsServerSystems

Solutions

Windows PowerShell

IIS 7.0 Windows PowerShell Provider

SQL Server Windows PowerShell Provider

Helps Reduce IT Costs

Agenda

Reviewing Management Solutions by Using Windows PowerShellManaging Windows ServerManaging Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0Managing SQL Server

Managing Windows Server with Cmdlets

PS> get-service –name Win*

Verb NounName

ArgumentString

Command Parameter

Remote Management and Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)

PS> get-wmiobject -computer SEA-WEB-01 Win32_Service –filter “Name=‘W3SVC’”

Verb NounName

ArgumentString

Command Parameters

NameArgument

String

Managing Active Directory®

Search For and Add UsersSearch For and Publish Shared Folders

Demonstration Environment

Internal Network192.168.16.0

SEA-DC-01Windows Server 2008

192.168.16.1

SEA-WEB-01Windows Server 2008

192.168.16.2

Demo

Managing Windows Server

Check for Hotfixes on Windows ServerUse WMI to Manage Servers RemotelySearch Active Directory for Accounts

Demo

Agenda

Reviewing Management Solutions by Using Windows PowerShellManaging Windows ServerManaging Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0Managing SQL Server

Windows PowerShell Simplifies IIS Administration

Working with Web SitesManaging ConfigurationManaging Virtual Directories, Applications, Application PoolsWorking with Run-time Data

Deploy Application to a Web Farm

SEA-IIS7-01 SEA-IIS7-02 SEA-IIS7-03

Using WMI with Windows PowerShell

Stop Web Site by Using WMI

Remove Web Site by Using WMI

Demo

Managing Internet Information Services

Manage Web SitesAdd Virtual Directories and Application PoolsAdd FTP Site

Demo

Agenda

Reviewing Management Solutions by Using Windows PowerShellManaging Windows ServerManaging Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0Managing SQL Server

Windows PowerShell Snap-in for SQL Server

Includes Two Windows PowerShellsnap-insSQL Server Management Objects to Manage DatabasesRetrieves Database State Information

Interacting with WMI

Start SQL Server Service by Using WMI

Stop SQL Server Service by Using WMI

Advanced SQL Server Management

Use Invoke-Sqlcmd to Run Transact-SQL Statements

Using Invoke-PolicyEvaluation

Demo

Managing SQL Server

Initialize SQL Server PowerShell EnvironmentWork with SQL Server Management ObjectsStop and Start Services by Using WMI

Demo

Session Summary

Managing Windows Server 2008 by Using Windows PowerShellManaging Windows Server 2008 Web Server by Using Windows PowerShellUsing Windows PowerShell to Administer SQL Server 2008 Systems

Where to Find More Information?

Visit TechNet at technet.microsoft.com

Also check out TechNet Edge

edge.technet.com

Or just visit http://go.microsoft.com/?

linkid=9659394

for additional information on this session.

For the more titles, visithttp://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9659394

Supporting Publications

Course ID Title

50025A Windows PowerShell for Administrators

6434 Automating Windows Server 2008 Administration with Windows PowerShell

For more training information http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9659394

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