Hi PowerShell fellows, In this video I show you how to use PowerShell 7 cmdlets for various network tasks. Find the code samples at the very bottom. Hope you enjoy it!
Video: PowerShell 7 Cmdlets as a replacement for ping, arp, traceroute and nmap
Patrick Gruenauer
Microsoft MVP on PowerShell [2018-2021], IT-Trainer, IT-Consultant, MCSE: Cloud Platform and Infrastructure, Cisco Certified Academy Instructor, CCNA Routing und Switching, CCNA Security
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My name is Patrick Gruenauer. From Austria.
