Windows Command-Line Administrator's Pocket Consultant 2nd Edition

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Acknowledgments; Introduction; Who Is This Book For?; How Is This Book Organized?; Conventions Used in This Book; Support; Part I: Windows Command-Line Fundamentals; Chapter 1: Overview of the Windows Command Line; 1.1 Command Line Essentials; 1.2 Making Supplemental Components Available; Chapter 2: Getting the Most from the Command Line; 2.1 Managing Command Shell Startup; 2.2 Working with the Command Path; 2.3 Redirecting Standard Input, Output, and Error; 2.4 Chaining and Grouping Commands; Chapter 3: Command-Line Scripting Essentials; 3.1 Creating Command-Line Scripts; 3.2 Common Statements and Commands for Scripts; 3.3 Passing Arguments to Scripts; 3.4 Getting Acquainted with Variables; 3.5 Using Variables in Scripts; 3.6 Using Mathematical Expressions; 3.7 Command-Line Selection Statements; 3.8 Command Line Iteration Statements; 3.9 Creating Subroutines and Procedures; Part II: Windows Systems Administration Using the Command Line; Chapter 4: Deploying Windows Servers; 4.1 Managing Server Configurations; 4.2 Working with Roles, Role Services, and Features; 4.3 Managing Roles, Role Services, and Features; Chapter 5: Managing Windows Systems; 5.1 Examining System Information; 5.2 Working with the Registry; 5.3 Managing System Services; 5.4 Restarting and Shutting Down Systems from the Command Line; Chapter 6: Event Logging, Tracking, and Monitoring.; 6.1 Windows Event Logging; 6.2 Viewing and Filtering Event Logs; 6.3 Writing Custom Events to the Event Logs; 6.4 Creating and Using Saved Queries; 6.5 Monitoring Performance: The Essentials; Chapter 7: Monitoring Processes and Maintaining Performance; 7.1 Managing Applications, Processes, and Performance; 7.2 Detecting and Resolving Performance Issues Through Monitoring; Chapter 8: Managing Event and Performance Logging; 8.1 Managing the Event Logs; 8.2 Centralizing Event Logging Across the Enterprise; 8.3 Performance Logging; Chapter 9: Scheduling Tasks to Run Automatically; 9.1 Scheduling Tasks on Local and Remote Systems; 9.2 Scheduling Tasks with Task Scheduler; 9.3 Scheduling Tasks with Schtasks; Part III: Windows File System and Disk Administration Using the Command Line; Chapter 10: Configuring and Maintaining Disks; 10.1 Getting Started with DiskPart; 10.2 Installing and Managing Hard Disk Drives; 10.3 Working with Basic and Dynamic Disks; 10.4 Maintaining Disks; 10.5 Defragmenting Disks; Chapter 11: Partitioning Basic Disks; 11.1 Obtaining Partition Information; 11.2 Creating Partitions; 11.3 Managing Drive Letters and Mount Points; 11.4 Formatting Partitions; 11.5 Managing Partitions; Chapter 12: Managing Volumes and RAID on Dynamic Disks; 12.1 Obtaining Volume Information and Status; 12.2 Creating and Managing Simple Volumes; 12.3 Providing Fault Tolerance with RAI...

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