1.  Jeffrey Snover Partner Architect Microsoft Corporation

4. As interactive and composable as BASH/KSH As programmatic as Perl/Python/Ruby As production oriented as AS400 CL/VMS DCL Allows access to data stores as easy to access as filesystem

7. Automation Frameworks Cmdlets In-Proc, Local, Remote Runtime Engines Automation Platform (API) ScriptingLanguage Type Normalizers NamespacesEvents, Jobs, Transactions Shells, ISEs, GUI s, Applications Powered by a strong community

8. V1V2 Developer Cmdlets and/or providers Help PowerShell cmdlets Transaction support PowerShell CLI & API Rich language w/access to com, wmi,.Net, adsi, xml & ado Utilities to manipulate, format, import/export 129 Cmdlets Web service & workflow activities Richer language w/access to web services, unmanaged code, wsman Richer utilities including eventing, job control, remote execution 241 Cmdlets > 570 in WS08R2 Graphical ISE to create/debug scripts Users Simple ad hoc scripts Sophisticated production scripting Systems programming Across multiple machines Community Write and share scripts Write and Share Modules V1 Scripts and Cmdlets run on PowerShell V2

9. PowerShell V2 in Windows 7 PowerShell V2 in WS08 R2 PowerShell V2 in Server Core

10. Managing Raw HW And Other OSes IT Console Managed Platforms WSMAN

15. Used by over 600 million users worldwide

20. Company1 admin@company1.com joe@company1.com SMB2 admin@Company2.com david@Company2.com Hosting Service – Data Farm CoolLabs.com

21. SMB2 Runspace admin@smb1. com Runspace admin@smb2. com admin@company1.com joe@company1.com Company1 david@Company2.com admin@Company2.com

24. Windows PowerShell V2

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