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CWindows PowerShell Networking Guide by Microsoft ? s ??The Scripting Guy ? Ed Wilson Windows PowerShell Scripting Guide by Ed Wilson Microsoft ? s ??The Scripting Guy ? Visit PowerShell org to check for newer editions of this ebook CWindows PowerShell Networking Guide by Microsoft ? s ??The Scripting Guy ? Ed Wilson Copyright ?PowerShell org Inc All Rights Reserved This guide is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs Unported License The authors encourage you to redistribute this ?le as widely as possible but ask that you do not modify the document However you are encouraged to submit changes to the authors directly http www concentratedtech com contact so that your suggestions can be incorporated into the master document and published in a future revision PowerShell org ebooks are works-in-progress and many are curated by members of the community We encourage you to check back for new editions at least twice a year by visiting PowerShell org You may also subscribe to our monthly e-mail TechLetter for noti ?cations of updated ebook editions Visit PowerShell org for more information on the newsletter Feedback and corrections as well as questions about this ebook ? s content can be posted in the PowerShell Q A forum on PowerShell org Moderators will make every attempt to either address your concern or to engage the appropriate ebook author CWindows PowerShell Networking Guide by Microsoft ? s ??The Scripting Guy ? Ed Wilson Windows PowerShell Basics So what are the basics of Windows PowerShell that I need to know Working with Windows PowerShell Security issues with Windows PowerShell Running as a normal non-elevated user Launching PowerShell with Admin rights Using PowerShell cmdlets Finding process information Identifying installed Windows Hot ?xes Get detailed service information Identifying installed network adapters Retrieving detected network connection pro ?les Getting the current culture settings Finding the current date and time Generating a random number Supplying options for cmdlets Using single parameters Finding speci ?c types of hot ?xes Finding speci ?c processes Generating random numbers in a range An introduction to parameter sets Generating a certain number of random numbers Using command line utilities Working with help options Working with modules Working with Network adapters Identifying network adapters Using raw WMI to identify network adapters FilterAssociatedNetworkAdapters ps Using NetSh Using PowerShell on Windows or above Enabling and disabling network adapters Using Devcon Using WMI Using the NetAdapter module CWindows PowerShell Networking Guide by Microsoft ? s ??The Scripting Guy ? Ed Wilson Renaming the network adapter Using NetSh Using WMI Using WMI on Windows and above Using the NetAdapter module Finding connected network adapters Using NetSh Using WMI Using the NetAdapter module Network Adapter power settings Using NetSh Using the NetAdapter module Getting Network Statistics NetSh NetStat Performance Counters Using Get-NetAdapterStatistics function Resources Books from Microsoft Press Web Resources CWindows PowerShell Networking Guide by Microsoft ? s ??The Scripting Guy ? Ed Wilson Windows PowerShell Basics Windows PowerShell is not new technology Windows PowerShell ships in Windows and in Windows