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Module 1: Overview of Windows Scripting Technologies
- The following topics are covered in this module:
- Introduction to WSH
- Running Scripts
- Working with Scripts
- Comparing VBScript and Visual Basic
- After completing this module, students will be able to describe WSH and associated scripting technologies. This includes:
- Using the various technologies associated with running Windows scripts.
- Running scripts.
- Working with scripts.
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Module 2: Working with Objects
- The following topics are covered in this module:
- Object Terminology
- Creating and Using Objects
- Understanding Object Models
- Common Object Models
- After completing this module, students will be able to use objects in code written in Visual Basic Scripting Edition. This includes:
- Understanding how scripts use objects.
- Understanding object terminology.
- Using an object browser.
- Understanding how scripts interact with COM.
- Explaining the uses of various object models.
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Module 3: Script Logic
- The following topics are covered in this module:
- Fundamental VBScript Rules
- Variables, Constants, and Data Types
- Operators
- Conditions and Loops
- Procedures
- Script Layout
- After completing this module, students will be able to master the essentials of the VBScript language. This includes:
- Declaring and using variables, constants, and data types in scripts.
- Using VBScript language operators.
- Constructing conditional code structures.
- Constructing looping structures.
- Declaring and using Sub and Function procedures.
- Determining an effective script layout.
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Module 4: Error Handling and Debugging
- The following topics are covered in this module:
- Error Handling
- Debugging
- After completing this module, students will be able to master debugging and error handling with Visual Basic Scripting Edition. This includes:
- Preempting the types of errors that may be present in code written in VBScript.
- Writing code that handles run-time errors.
- Using the Microsoft Script Debugger to locate and fix logic errors.
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Module 5: Understanding ADSI
- The following topics are covered in this module:
- ADSI Overview
- Binding with ADSI
- ADSI Objects
- Searching Active Directory
- Creating New ADSI Objects
- Setting Security in Active Directory
- Managing Shares with ADSI
- Controlling Services Using ADSI
- ADSI Resources
- At the end of this module, you will be able to use VBScript to interact with ADSI. This includes:
- Binding to ADSI objects.
- Searching Active Directory.
- Creating and modifying objects in Active Directory.
- Managing shares with ADSI.
- Controlling services with ADSI.
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Module 6: Creating Logon Scripts
- The following topics are covered in this module:
- Verifying the WSH Environment
- Common Logon Script Tasks
- Managing Logon Scripts
- Troubleshooting Logon Scripts
- Best Practices
- After completing this module, students will be able to develop logon, logoff, startup, and shutdown scripts. This includes:
- Checking that the correct version of WSH is installed.
- Calling logon scripts from batch files.
- Accomplishing common tasks in logon scripts.
- Assigning logon scripts to users.
- Describing common issues with logon scripts.
- Describing best practices for logon scripts.
- Controlling services with ADSI.
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Module 7: Administrative Script
- The following topics are covered in this module:
- Script Arguments
- Working with Event Logs
- Generating E-Mail Messages
- Managing the Registry
- Working with Drives, Folders, and Files
- Setting Folder-Level and File-Level Security
- Scheduling Scripts
- Best Practices
- After completing this module, students will be able to develop scripts that perform common administrative tasks. This includes:
- Managing arguments in scripts.
- Adding entries to Windows 2000 event logs.
- Using collaborative data objects (CDO) to generate an e-mail message.
- Using script to manage the registry.
- Using script to work with drives, folders, and files.
- Scheduling scripts.
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Module 8: Beyond the Basics
- The following topics are covered in this module:
- Windows Script Files
- Using COM Components
- WMI
- Scripting Microsoft Office
- ASP Pages
- After completing this module, students will be able to identify how you can continue to use Visual Basic Scripting Edition in other scenarios. This includes:
- Windows script (.wsf) files.
- How COM components enhance the power of scripts.
- Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI).
- Scripting applications in Microsoft Office.
- Active Server Pages (ASP).
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Exams:
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There are no exams directly associated with this course
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Price Options ex VAT:
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Distance Learning
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eLearning Options
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Book Learning
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£
1185
(€1683)
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£
674.00
(€957)
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No Books Supported for Course at present
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