Creating the Customized Administrative Console Using PowerShell: A How-To Guide :: 2009 :: North America

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Creating the Customized Administrative Console Using PowerShell: A How-To Guide

The PowerGUI Administrative Console has simplified the creation of administrative user interfaces for free for two years now. Add-on modules for many major platforms (Exchange, AD, OCS, Hyper-V, etc) are already available, and more are on the way. Watch and learn how you can use PowerShell and PowerGUI together to provide a customized administrative experience for your junior admins, help desk staff, or other users who really don't need to see everything that you do.

Speaker(s): Hal Rottenberg, Kirk Munro
Event: Tech·Ed North America
Year: 2009
Track: Virtualization

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