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Tonight on the PowerScripting Podcast, we talk to Jeremy Kelly from Microsoft about Script Explorer!
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- PowerWF just announced the acquisition of icomasoft’s VI PowerScripter
- Quest has released a PowerPack for vWorkspace
- Writing is complete on the PowerShell Bible and it should be out in the fall
- New software roundup:
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Links:
- Microsoft International Customer Advisory Board
- ICAB blog: http://blogs.technet.com/b/icabblog/
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- @jeremyekelly on Twitter
Buzz from the Chatroom:
[21:56] <jhofferle> Clippy for powershell?[21:58] <xcud> Release date on that?
[22:00] <alexandair> ## would it be possible to search network shares?
[22:00] <jhofferle> ## Can the repositories be a shared network folder or in a source control system?
[22:03] <esacteksab> ## Any vendor relationships with other manufacturer’s who have Powershell tools? Cisco? NetApp? VMware? Citrix? F5?
[22:06] <jhofferle> When do we get the video demo? I want to see this in action.
Superhero: Time travel & telepathy
Resources
- Using PowerShell with Azure
- Idera has posted a nice toolkit of over fifty SQL, SharePoint, Active Directory and Exchange scripts
- The PowerCLI blog just began a “back to basics†series starting with Installing PowerCLI
- Another PowerShell tutorial
