Microsoft PowerShell and SharePoint: Getting Started

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Target Audience
Prerequisites
Expected Duration
Lesson Objectives
Course Number
Expertise Level

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Overview/Description
PowerShell can be used for all day-to-day management tasks in SharePoint. This course covers backup and recovery of SharePoint, working with PowerShell command line, configuring sites and services, and site administration.

Target Audience
SharePoint administrators and developers looking to understand the command line interface to Microsoft SharePoint Server

Prerequisites
None

Expected Duration (hours)
3.3

Lesson Objectives

Microsoft PowerShell and SharePoint: Getting Started

start the course

create and automate a SharePoint backup using Microsoft PowerShell and Task Scheduler

restore all, or part of, the SharePoint farm using PowerShell

use Microsoft PowerShell to configure SharePoint

create and remove a web application for SharePoint using Microsoft PowerShell

create and configure objects in Microsoft PowerShell and apply that to SharePoint

pipe within PowerShell and take the results and move them over to another cmdlet

find and control Microsoft SharePoint services using PowerShell

work with server solutions in Microsoft SharePoint and PowerShell

deploy, update, and remove Sandbox Solutions using Microsoft PowerShell

work with single or multiple Features in Microsoft SharePoint and PowerShell

create, work with, and remove a Configuration Database in Microsoft PowerShell and SharePoint

create a new Content Database and remove an existing Content Database using Microsoft PowerShell

retrieve information on a Content Database in Microsoft PowerShell and SharePoint

import and export site collections in Microsoft PowerShell and SharePoint

add, remove, and query Shell Administrators in PowerShell

query, add, remove, and configure existing Managed Accounts using Microsoft PowerShell

create and configure a Managed Path and query Host Header Information in Microsoft PowerShell and SharePoint

query and configure Security Tokens in Microsoft PowerShell and SharePoint

add SPUsers and configure their roles in a SharePoint collection's subsite or SPWeb using PowerShell cmdlets

create, query, and configure a SharePoint SPWeb and its data using PowerShell cmdlets, parameters, and methods

extract, configure, and manage SharePoint site collection data using SharePoint's Management Shell

load SharePoint assemblies to make it possible to work with SharePoint directly from within PowerShell

programmatically create a SharePoint 2013 content database capable of holding a site collection

use PowerShell cmdlets to retrieve, query, and manage SharePoint timer jobs and log information

use PowerShell cmdlets to remove, create, and configure SharePoint 2013's Usage and Data Collection application

use PowerShell cmdlets to programmatically configure a SharePoint farm's outgoing e-mail settings

use PowerShell cmdlets to create, configure, and remove Alternate Access Mapping within a SharePoint farm

turn on, run, and turn off Developer Dashboard within Microsoft SharePoint

configure your resource measures and output these measures to a text file using Microsoft PowerShell within SharePoint

add and configure Farm Administrators within a SharePoint Farm, using Microsoft PowerShell

Course Number:
mw_pssp_a01_it_enus

Expertise Level
Beginner