On Nick’s Exchange and Scripting Blog there is a good post about scripting NTBackup to backup Exchange databases. Besides the fact that I did not know about the NTBackup optimizations and an enhanced version of NTBackup in Windows Server 2003 SP1, the post is also very informative when it comes to PowerShell. It shows:
making registry […]
Uploading documents to SharePoint is a common requirement in any SharePoint project. There are many tools at your disposal to accomplish that task but you can also leverage PowerShell in combination with the .NET FrameWork and the SharePoint object model. The script below is an example of how to upload files to SharePoint (save it […]
I wrote about using the SharePoint web services from PowerShell before. In order to consume the web service, you needed wsdl.exe to generate a proxy class and csc.exe to generate an assembly. As Lee Holmes points out, those requirements make such PowerShell scripts not very portable because wsdl.exe is not part of the .NET Framework. […]
SharePoint comes with many web services that allow you to do many things from working with users to working with SharePoint sites and much more. In the past, if an administrator wanted to work with these web services from a scripting language, it was not that easy. Sure, you could create something with Visual Studio […]
