Chapter 3. The Exchange Management Shell
How Exchange uses Windows PowerShell
Using remote Windows PowerShell
Active Directory for PowerShell
Controlling access to Exchange
Windows PowerShell is an extensible automation engine consisting of a command-line shell and a scripting language. Exchange Server 2007 was the first major Microsoft application to support Windows PowerShell in a comprehensive manner. Although not every administrator welcomed the opportunity to learn a new scripting language, the overall impact was extremely positive. The role of Windows PowerShell continues to expand across Microsoft products, and it now extends into the newest Microsoft offerings, including the deployment ...
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