Episode 76 – Don Jones on Security - PowerShell.org

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Tonight on the PowerScripting Podcast we talk to PowerShell MVP Don Jones about security

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Questions:







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    JeffHicks: ##What is the longest PowerShell script you've ever written?


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    JeffHicks: ##What is the killer feature in PowerShell v2 admins will love?


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    meson: ## How can script signing ever become useful if its so hard to get code signing certs?


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    slipsec: ## what's "bypass" Â [enum]::getvalues([Microsoft.PowerShell.ExecutionPolicy])UnrestrictedRemoteSignedAllSignedRestrictedRestrictedBypass


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    meson: ## What about the ability to override the executionpolicy via -scope


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    finked: ## is there a link for posh on mono?


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    Jaykul: ## So would you actually recommend saving the money by installing PowerShell 2 on Vista/XP/Server 2003/2008?


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    Sabre9774: ## Will the Powershell 2.0 install for XP/Vista/2003 remove Powershell 1.0 if installed on a machine?










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    finked: ## I am a lowly developer. When I hear security, my eyes glaze over.When I demo Posh for developers. Seems likes a huge process to get developers 'secure' Posh to try it out.Not sure how to balance it


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    Sabre9774: ## that is my concern - we pushed PS 1.0 to all client machines in our enviornment, so would we have to uninstall 1.0 manually first?


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    PenPerk: ## Powershell Certification -- not for the programmer but SysAdmin level?

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