[Autogenerated] Hi, everyone. My name is
Liam Cleary and welcome to my course
managing computers with PowerShell on Sim.
I am the CEO and owner at Shapeless Ity,
as well as a Microsoft, N V P and a
Microsoft certified trainer. A key task
performed by most I T administrators
involves checking or modifying either
Windows workstations or servers. Common
tasks are executed multiple times, often
manually. To achieve this, PowerShell
allows you to remotely connect to work
stations and servers and execute commands
that could replace the manual steps. This
is achieved by using SIM commands that are
designed to help when working with Windows
workstations or servers. In this course,
we're going to walk through the basics of
SIM commands on how to remotely manage
computers. Some of the major topics that
we will cover include comparing me and SIM
commands, executing basic SIM commands,
understanding the different ways to
remotely connect using SIM commands and
then performing tasks and creating jobs
using those SIM commands. By the end of
this course, you'll understand how to use
sim commands and how to remotely connect a
manage workstations and servers. You need
previous PowerShell experience for this
course as well as an understanding of
Windows, servers and clients. From here,
you should feel comfortable diving into
overall PowerShell scripting and
management with courses on working smarter
with PowerShell background jobs, windows
PowerShell, scripting and tall making
automation with windows PowerShell and
getting started with PowerShell core on
Linux and macOS. I hope you'll join me on
this journey to learn how to use SIM
commands and manage workstations and
servers with the managing computers with PowerShell and Sim course at Pluralsight.