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Essential Knowledge for Multitasked Managers
If you are like most managers in small to medium-sized enterprises, administering
Windows is only one among many responsibilities. With every new version of Windows,
Microsoft tries to ease administrators jobs by adding more layers of GUI
or configuration wizards. Although these wizards are interactive
and make the administrators job easier, they are not always the most convenient
and most efficient way to accomplish everyday administration tasks. How to Cheat
at Windows Administration Using Command Line Scripts uses a Best Practices approach
to provide busy managers with clear, succinct instruction to accomplish a given
task using the command-line utilities included with the operating system.
· Learn the Basics of the Command Shell
Learn how to access the command shell and customize its properties.
· Work with the Command Line Using a Nonadministrative Account
Change command input and output from the standard keyboard and the command shell
window, and see how to handle errors.
· Master the Task Scheduler Service
Schedule tasks to run at predetermined times, and use different subcommands
of the schtasks utility to create, change, delete, query, run, or end a task.
· Manage Files, Folders, and Floppy Disks
Learn the commands related to file and folder management, including Tree, MD
(Mkdir), and RD (Rmdir).
· Cover Maintenance of File Systems and Hard Disks
Understand how to best use utilities such as Fsutil, Chkdsk, and Defrag as well
as Format, Convert, and Compact.
· Use Diskpart to Manage Hard Disk Partitions
Use Diskpart to perform disk-related tasks, such as creating and deleting partitions
and volumes, and creating, maintaining, and managing fault-tolerant volumes.
· Query, Add, Delete, and Save Registry Entries
See how to maintain the Windows operating system, including services, drivers,
and the Windows Registry.
· Monitor and Manage Event Logs, Processes, and Logs
Learn how to view system services and applications using the TaskList command
and how to terminate nonresponsive processes using TaskKill.
· Manage Printers and Print Jobs
Use the command line to view and configure installed printers and also to manage
printer drivers and print queues.
· Manage Active Directory
Learn how to search for Active Directory objects, add and remove objects from
the directory database, and modify an objects properties.
· Perform Network Troubleshooting
Examine a number of network diagnostic tools, such as Ping, IPConfig, Pathping,
Finger, and ARP, and learn to interpret their results.
About the Authors
Pawan K. Bhardwaj (MCSE, MCT, Security+, Network+, I-Net+ and A+) is
an independent technical trainer and author. He has been actively involved in
Windows administration ever since Windows NT 3.51 was released. In the past
16 years he has worked at various system and network support levels for small
and medium-sized companies. Some of his major projects included working for
one of Indias largest newspaper groups and a large e-commerce organization
in the United States where he had an active involvement in design and implementation
of large-scale LAN and WAN solutions based on Windows technologies.
Pawan was one of the first 100 in India to attain MCSE certification back in
1997. He teaches Windows administration and networking classes and also acts
as a consultant to training institutions. He has authored or contributed to
more than 12 certification books by Syngress/McGraw Hill. He also coauthored
MCSE 2003 Electives Exams in a Nutshell (OReilly Media, Inc., 2006).
Kimon Andreou (Technical Editor) is IT Portfolio Manager at Royal Caribbean
International in Miami, FL. His expertise is in software development, software
quality assurance, data warehousing, and data security. Kimons experience
includes positions as CTO for Secure Discovery Solutions, an e-Discovery company;
Manager of Support & QA at S-doc, a software security company; and as Chief
Solution Architect for SPSS in the Enabling Technology Division. He also has
led projects in Asia, Europe, North America, and South America. Kimon holds
a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the American College of
Greece and a Master of Science in Management Information Systems from Florida
International University.
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