Powershell Community Extensions
Web: http://pscx.codeplex.com/
Download: Pscx-2.0.0.1.zip
This variable contains the directory from which the script module is being executed. This variable allows scripts to use the module path to access other resources.
Cmd>set PSScriptRoot=T:\Trabajo\Powershell
This variable contains a list of module locations.
Cmd>set PSModulePath=T:\Trabajo\Powershell
Powershell> Import-Module Pscx
I got two files to perform the Site Collection Back Up of a Sharepoint Server.
My username have the same rights that the username who have installed Sharepoint Server.
Backup.bat start up Powershell script.
Backup.ps1 adds the Sharepoint Powershell Snap-In to Powershell shell and performs the Site Collection Backup Up.
Backup.bat
IOF>>
Powershell Backup.ps1
<<EOF
Backup.ps1
IOF>>
Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell
<<EOF
MS Sharepoint Backup Procedures
Back up a farm (SharePoint Server 2010)
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee428316.aspx
When you are moving or migrating a WordPress’s solution between diferent web servers and domains you must update the dabatase parameters if your want work with WordPress in the new environment.
The database parameters are “siteurl” and “home” option. You can find this parameters into the table wp_options.
SQL> update wp_options set option_value=”http://www.simonalsa.com” where option_name=”siteurl” or option_name=”home”
Using Quest QAD cmdlets,
Make a new group
PS C:\> new-QADGroup -ParentContainer ‘OU=Users,DC=simonalsa,DC=com’ -Name ‘Group1′ -samAccountName Group1′ -GroupType ‘Security’ -GroupScope ‘Global’
Add user to the group
PS C:\> add-QADGroupMember Group1 SIMONALSA\User1
Powershell | salonso | 
June 1, 2011 11:26 pm | 
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