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Joshua B Jones, an IT system administrator, introduces a PowerShell course for Active Directory divided into six sections. The course covers physical vs. virtual labs, interface customization, report creation, advanced commands, and real-world AD problems. Students will learn hypervisor virtualization, working with Active Directory commands, and developing scripts. Prerequisites include basic Active Directory knowledge, but no previous PowerShell experience is needed. Emphasis is placed on setting up a virtual lab with specific resources and committing to daily practice to improve skills. Engaging with the PowerShell community for support is also encouraged. The course aims to equip students with practical skills for efficiently managing Active Directory using PowerShell.
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In this segment of the video, Joshua B Jones, an IT system administrator, introduces his PowerShell course for Active Directory. The course is divided into six sections: physical vs. virtual labs, PowerShell interface customization, report creation, advanced commands, script development, and real-world AD problems. Throughout the course, students will learn about hypervisor virtualization, building labs using VirtualBox and Hyper-V, working with Active Directory commands, creating reports, generating PowerShell tools, and developing scripts for AD management. The course aims to equip students with practical skills to efficiently manage Active Directory environments using PowerShell.
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In this segment of the video, the main points covered include:
– Prerequisites for the course, such as a basic understanding of Active Directory.
– No previous experience with PowerShell is necessary.
– Requirements for setting up a virtual lab environment with specific resources like RAM, CPU, and disk space.
– The necessary software, including PowerShell, PowerShell ISE, and Windows server operating systems.
– Emphasis on willingness to learn, commit to the course, and practice using PowerShell regularly.
– Encouragement to engage with the PowerShell community for support and learning.
– The importance of committing to using PowerShell daily to improve skills.