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Wmi Windows Management Instrumentation
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Résumé
Windows Management Instrumentation is a tutorial on WMI for the intermediate to advanced system administrator. It teaches, from the ground up, everything you need to know to harness the power of WMI to aid in the automation of workstation and server management, maintenance and troubleshooting tasks. With this book you will:
* Gain insight into the WMI architecture
* Learn to manipulate WMI objects with VBScript
* Understand the WMI Query Language
* Solve real-world management problems with fully working script solutions
* Understand DCOM security
* Learn to use advanced programming techniques, such as recursion and callbacks
The book combines thorough discussion of the concepts underlying WMI with fully working practical VBScript examples that can be used in real-world administration situations. The book shows you how to write scripts that can:
* Control remote workstations and servers in bulk from your own workstation
* Audit or configure Windows 2000 systems automatically and remotely
* Centrally archive Windows NT Event Logs
* Pre-empt server meltdown with WMI Event Notification
* Integrate WMI with Active Directory
* Manipulate remote processes and files
Sommaire
- Introduction to WMI
- Using VBScript
- Examining the Filesystem with WMI
- Remote administration
- WMI security
- Logs and reports
- System configuration
- Proactive troubleshooting with WMI events
- WMI and active directory
- Script development and deployment
- WMI internals
- WMI on other Microsoft platforms
- Accessing WMI from other languages
Caractéristiques
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Date de parution11/07/2002
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Editeur
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ISBN1-57870-260-7
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EAN9781578702602
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PrésentationBroché
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Nb. de pages407 pages
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Poids0.565 Kg
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Dimensions15,0 cm × 22,5 cm × 2,5 cm
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À propos des auteurs
Matthew Lavy, MA MPhil ARCM LTCL, is the Technical Systems Developer at Jesus College, Cambridge University. His main responsibilities are developing solutions for UNIX/ Windows NT systems integration, running the email systems, and providing technical support to Windows 2000 system administrators. He has been both an author and technical reviewer for O'Reilly and is a member of the Cambridge University Windows 2000 Technical Strategy Group. Matthew has been writing scripting solutions for system administration ever since he started working in IT and has been playing with WMI since he first set eyes on a Windows 2000 beta release.
Ashley Meggitt, MSc, is the IT Manager for Jesus College, Cambridge University, responsible for the management of the IT department and for formulating the college's long-term IT strategy. He is the co-author of two books from O'Reilly and he sits on several Cambridge University technical committees, including the Windows 2000 Technical Strategy Group.