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Functional PowerShell for MSPs (Beginner course)

Kelvin Tegelaar | 26 Sep, 2019 | 1 Mins Read

Hi guys,

I’m organising another PowerShell event. Joining the event can be done here. It’ll be a webinar about PowerShell.

The session is mostly oriented for beginners, We’ll have a public Q&A and everyone will be able to enter content during the presentation if you have questions about specific scripts or other issues.

The session will not focus on the theoretical parts of PowerShell. This will be a completely functional session in which you’ll pick up the following:

  1. Configuring your IDE(5-10 minutes.)
  2. Gathering information you want using PowerShell
  3. Finding the correct module for your job.
  4. Passing information to different systems(RMM, Documentation, etc)
  5. Q&A

I hope you’ll find the time to join me! Happy PowerShelling.

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