Getting started with PowerShell
PowerShell is Microsoft's new scripting and command line environment. It's a teriffic tool that will change the way that you manage your Windows machines. This article will help you get started using the JAMS PowerShell snap-in.
Before you can use the JAMS PowerShell snap-in, you have to have PowerShell. If you don't already have PowerShell, you can download it from:
http://www.Microsoft.com/PowerShell
This is also a good place to learn about PowerShell.
Once you have PowerShell installed, you have to make sure that you have to JAMS PowerShell snap-in installed. If you installed the JAMS Client before PowerShell you must reinstall the JAMS Client to get the PowerShell snap-in.
Before you can use a PowerShell snap-in, you have to add it to your PowerShell environment. You do that with the Add-PSSnapin cmdlet. Add the JAMS Snap-in like this:
PS C:\> Add-PSSnapin MVPSI.JAMS
To get a list of the commands in the JAMS Snapin, enter:
PS C:> Get-Command -PSSnapIn MVPSI.JAMS
To get help on any of those commands (or any other PowerShell command), try:
PS C:\> Get-Help the-command-you-want-help-with
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