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[Autogenerated] So let's go back into our

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environment on. We'll look at how we

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execute commands using Sim. Okay, so now

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that we've looked at how the simple

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commands kind of work, or at least the

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common ones, how do we execute them? Well,

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first off, let's look at the get Sim

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instance which we know is going to allow

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us to pass a class name and then obviously

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retrieve values underneath. So if I just

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do class and then say Win 32 process, we

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ran this last time member. If I do that,

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it just lists me the processes. Now what

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we can do, I tell you what. Let me just

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clear this again is I can actually go one

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step further and I don't need to specify a

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class name or I can and pass a filter. So

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let's do name like and I'm going to do p

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percent and we'll do that now. Notice what

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happens. This then returns may just those

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items that match that P because we're

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doing a select statement effectively. But

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it's not a select statement. It's a

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filter. If I wanted to do a select

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statement, I wouldn't have to pass the

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class name. Either I could just say

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Queary, and then we're going to do select

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Star. Let me do a space here from win 32

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Process and And we do where name like, pay

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per cent. Like so the same thing again. So

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we have two different approaches. We can

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either pass the class name and filter or

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we can pass in a full query if we needed

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to. Now, of course, what we can do is

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Azure retrieving this we can also get the

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same instance that we're looking for so

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back to our class again. So we'll do win

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32 process and then I can use the property

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option to say, Get the name and kernel

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mode time and you enter now notice that

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just gives me so much information for

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every single process. Obviously, if ID

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filtered it because I could have added the

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filter to it, then it would have

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restricted that. So how do we make that

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look a little bit better? Well, let's

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repeat the same thing. But this time we're

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going to join that with regular commands

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and you'll see what we get now is a table.

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Now does it make it any easier? Not

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particularly just because it's kind of

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struggling to render the values backwards

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and forwards. But we can retrieve

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information by using standard commands. So

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let me just come into here and clear this

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so we have a clear screen now. What we can

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do as part of the getting instantiate

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Formacion is that we do have the ability

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to create new sessions now, as we talked

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about before, they get the same

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instantiate goes and just retrieves the

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value. So it doesn't really need me to say

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this is the computer that want to connect

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to. So what we can do is, if I just say

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new SIM session and press enter. It just

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creates a session, and it will

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automatically determine it's the local

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host and what it should be connecting to.

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Now what I can do is I can say, new SIM

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session computer. I'm going to say

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computer because I still have that from

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last time name and I'll call it trainer

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and do that know what I can do is then say

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get sim session and you'll see both the

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sessions then listed now notice the

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difference here. The default new SIM

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session will go ahead and use a specific

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protocol such as Deacon, your default to

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that. But if I specify the computer name,

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it then thinks it's a remote connection,

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even though it might be going to itself.

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But it then flicks it to use the WS man

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connection instead. Now, when we create in

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those connections, obviously one of the

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things that we might want to do. So let me

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just create a creds object. Here is NuGet.

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Credential is I might actually want to

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connect to a device a Windows machine

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using different credentials. So I'm gonna

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put trainer but the password in. And then

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what I should be able to do is go to

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Craigs and you should see that I have a

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credit object now. What that allows me to

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do is I can say, new SIM session computer

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name. I'm going to use computer now. I can

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specify a credential object, which I have

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so creds and then I can specify an

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authentication mode such as negotiate

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notice. That then creates me a third

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session. So let me just do get sim

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session. I know have three. I have one d

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com, which is the default and then two

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sessions notice. The third session doesn't

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have a name because I didn't specify the

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name, but they are remote sessions. One of

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them automatically used credentials here.

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One of them used credentials that I had

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passed. So that allows me to create and

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create sessions to the machine. Now, once

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we have the session connected in whichever

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format, then the ability we have is to

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invoke a specific method. So I can invoke

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a SIM method. Now, think about this. When

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we do retrieving of the wind 32 processes

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we can, then do get member and retrieve

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the list of kind of methods that are

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available, which we did using the W my

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commands. Now, what we could do here is

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using the invoke SIM method is once we

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know what they are, I'm then able to

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terminate start to create etcetera. So I'm

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going to click here and just type note pad

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and just launch an instance of note pad.

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So let me just make this a little bit

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smaller. So here's my note pad window. I'm

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gonna minimize it. But you can see here

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I'm going to say invoke method. What I'm

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then going to do is query that and say,

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Select star from Win 32 process, remember?

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Oh, I need to move that space. They would

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go win 32. Process where? Name like And

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then, of course, as we did before. Like

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so. So what we end up with is something

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that looks like this. Now, I need to put

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different quotes around that one. So let

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me do this. Okay? Note pad. Then what

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I can do is pass a method name which I

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know happens to be called Terminate. So

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I'm gonna press enter, and that's what

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happened. It was really fast. You might

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have seen it, but it disappeared from the

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bottom. It vanished. So we lost that

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instance of the application. So the invoke

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method lets me not only Queary locally

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because obviously that's the machine that

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I'm executing it on. But it also lets me

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run specific methods. Now, let's go a

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little bit further. What about if I wanted

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to go one step further on this time? I'm

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not gonna write a query, because remember,

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we can still use class name, So when 32

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process, I'm gonna say ____ method name

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this time I wanna be clever and I want to

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create an instance. Now I have the ability

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to pass arguments to this and the

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arguments are past inside this. So we do

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an at sign with the scroll do brackets to

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be able to pass a kind of key value pair.

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So I'm going to say no pad xy and that

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should be enough. I'm gonna press enter No

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notice. What happened? My note pad came

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back. I now have a new instance of that

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note pad. And of course, if I wanted to

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I can go back and terminate. So what's

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great here is that as we're building

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commands to do things if we need to spawn

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off other processes or close existing

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processes, so think of the idea of

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patching something or making an update to

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a specific service or server on that

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machine. You can simply go through and

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say, Start, stop or execute or launch new

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processes as needed. So these are kind of

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the common commands that you would execute

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on run within those remote machines using base sim commands