Managing Windows Server Settings with PowerShell Cmdlets

System administrators often waste hours manually configuring servers through graphical interfaces when they could achieve the same results in seconds. This course introduces you to the power of command-line automation for server environments. You will transition from manual point-and-click administration to writing clean, reusable scripts that configure server roles, manage virtualization, and enforce policies across your infrastructure. What you'll learn: - Understand the foundational structure of PowerShell cmdlets and syntax for server administration. - Configure Group Policy settings and manage organizational policies programmatically. - Administer local and remote servers using Server Manager cmdlets and secure remoting protocols. - Manage Hyper-V virtual machines, virtual switches, and storage directly from the console. - Deploy and configure Internet Information Services (IIS) web servers with automated scripts. - Apply modern scripting best practices, error handling, and security-first administration patterns. The course begins with key terminology, basic cmdlet structures, and core administrative concepts before guiding you through step-by-step written explanations of server roles, virtualization, and policy management. You will read detailed breakdowns of practical script snippets to build your technical confidence. This course is designed for beginner IT professionals and system administrators looking to transition to command-line management; no prior scripting experience is required. Start reading today and unlock the power of server automation.