[Autogenerated] So let's go in and review
the W my name spaces and kind of walk
through how we would access those. So
we're on our Windows 10 machine and you
can see that I've downloaded what's called
Sim Explora set up. You can download this
by doing a quick Internet search. If I run
this, just choose, accept and install this
will then install the Sim Explorer. Now,
where does that appear? Well, if we click
the start menu and just type in PowerShell
we can, then choose the PowerShell. I see
I'm going to right-click and choose
administrator and then choose yes, And
then what we'll see is we have the
commands option that shows up. And then,
of course, we get this SIM Explorer option
that's available. So I'm just going to
scroll this over here now from the same
explorer option, you can see that we have
a just going to makes a bit bigger that
we can specify the computer name that
we're going to connect to. So I can say
connect and this will connect to this
desktop machine and then you'll see that
the name spaces so the route name space
becomes available. What that does for us
is break down the name spaces that exist
within that root node. So, for example, if
I go to SIM version two, you'll see it
contains MDM security. If I expand
terminal services, you know there's
nothing underneath that. But by clicking
on the terminal services option, you can
see the green bar at the bottom kind of
moved around. And if I click on class now,
what you'll see is, if I scroll all the
way down through here, you'll see a couple
of things you'll see one that says Sim,
underscore, and then you'll see the wind
30 to underscore. So, for example, if I
want to get the terminal services
settings, then I can click on Win 32
Terminal Service settings, and at the
bottom it will give me a list of the
properties that are available I a. The
settings that we can read from this
machine or we could set. If we click
methods, then it gives me the functional
methods that I can call when I'm using
specific W my commands. Then, of course,
we have associations. So what that's
connected to is far as the target,
etcetera. You'll see it's part of the wind
32 terminal service and it's a setting.
And then, of course, we have the providers
that it would be connected to. So the idea
of being here is that we're able to browse
within this logical structures. If I click
Security center, too, this will refresh
and you'll see that. Then I get a subset
off that now, of course, the values that
come back in the classes will be
different, depending on the option that
you select. If I choose firewall product
properties, you can see I've got some
details here and some methods and some
associations, so to review all of those
components, it's a simple as connecting to
the machine. You can pass credentials if
we need to, choosing the name space that
we wish to go to. We can also click on one
of these, and it will refresh
automatically, and then you'll see the
provider details or the class details that
are available, and then underneath that, we then get the properties on the details.