Thomas Lee & Karl Mitschke 
Windows PowerShell 2.0 Bible [EPUB ebook] 

Apply Windows Power Shell effectively at all levels
If you seek robust, scalable scripting, you need Windows Power Shell. And if you want to apply Windows Power Shell automation to today’s hottest technology areas, such as virtualized environments and cloud administration, this authoritative reference is exactly what you need. Four seasoned engineers who are well-known in the Power Shell community show you how to use Windows Power Shell 2.0 and apply the power of automation to desktops, servers, server apps, and the cloud.
* Get up to speed on Windows Power Shell basics and what’s new in Version 2.0
* Learn how to automate tasks at the desktop, server, server app, and cloud levels
* Tap Windows Power Shell for Microsoft Office 2010, Windows Server 2008 R2, and Microsoft Exchange Server tasks
* Make use of cmdlets for Active Directory, Group Directory, SCOM, Share Point administration, SQL Server, and more
* Apply Windows Power Shell to virtualized environments, including Hyper-V, VMware v Sphere, and Citrix Xen App and Citrix Xen Desktop
* Install and use the Windows Azure Service Management cmdlets
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* Helpful code listings, so you can follow along
* Supplemental code snippets
Discover all that Windows Power Shell 2.0 can do
Manage physical, virtual, and cloud environments
Explore modules, snap-ins, and third-party cmdlets

Thomas Lee is a writer, trainer, and consultant living in
the UK. A veteran MVP, Thomas today specializes in Power Shell,
OCS/Lync, and Windows.
Karl Mitschke is a systems engineer for the state of
Montana. His focus is Microsoft Exchange administration, with an
emphasis on Windows Power Shell.
Mark E. Schill is the President of the Atlanta Power Shell
User group and maintains the powershellgroup.org site. He
specializes in Citrix environments and task automation.
Tome Tanasovski is a Windows engineer for a Fortune 100
financial services firm and the leader of the New York City
Power Shell User Group. He is a recipient of the Microsoft MVP award
for Windows Power Shell.