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Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) Scripting Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) is a set of specifications from Microsoft for consolidating the management of devices and applications in a network from Windows systems. WMI provides users with information about the status of local or remote computer systems. It also supports such actions as the configuration of security settings, setting and changing system properties, setting and changing permissions for authorized users and user groups, among others.



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	Lack of scripting skills could derail a Windows career SearchWinIT.com \| 13 Feb 2008 ARTICLE - Active Directory and Exchange Server administrators must learn scripting language and command prompts to keep their careers on track.


	Scripting School: Why you should care about Windows PowerShell SearchWinComputing.com \| 30 Oct 2006 ARTICLE - Find out why scripting expert Christa Anderson thinks Windows PowerShell has certain advantages over VBScript.


	Christa Anderson's Scripting School for Windows administrators SearchWinComputing.com \| 06 Nov 2007 ARTICLE - Scripting can be a shortcut for Windows administrators. Windows scripting expert Christa Anderson gives tips on scripting basics as well as advanced scripts.


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EXPERT TECHNICAL ADVICE: 1 - 3 of 10


	How to receive automatic notification of file changes Submitted By: SearchWinComputing.com \| 06 Nov 2007 TIP - Are you looking to monitor changes made to log files? This simple script will do the trick.


	Filtering output from Windows PowerShell Submitted By: Christa Anderson, Contributor, SearchWincomputing.com \| 14 May 2007 SCRIPTING SCHOOL - With PowerShell, it's pretty simple to browse WMI classes without cheating by filtering the content -- all it takes is a new cmdlet and working with variables.


	Working with WMI providers to PowerShell Submitted By: Christa Anderson, SearchWinComputing.com Contributor \| 09 Apr 2007 SCRIPTING SCHOOL - PowerShell works with data from .NET 2.0. But .NET doesn't always contain the objects you need. Here's how to use PowerShell with Windows Management Instrumentation providers.


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REFERENCE & LEARNING: 1 - 2 of 2


	Windows scripting tutorials for systems administrators SearchWinComputing.com \| 13 Nov 2007 SCRIPTING SCHOOL - Need to bone up on your scripting know-how? It's time to go to school. Check out Christa Anderson's monthly scripting column.


	How to Cheat at Managing Windows Server Update Services -- Chapter 6, 'Administering WSUS Servers' Syngress Publishing \| 28 Feb 2006 BOOK CHAPTER - Read this chapter to learn how to take full advantage of WSUS using Syngress's proven "How to Cheat" methodology.


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