Heading to Microsoft Management Summit (MMS) Where We'll Show PowerShell CTP2

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re: Heading to Microsoft Management Summit (MMS) Where We'll Show PowerShell CTP2

Robert — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 03:25:37 GMT

If your showing CTP2 this week are you going to release it before, during, or after the MMS?

re: Heading to Microsoft Management Summit (MMS) Where We'll Show PowerShell CTP2

Sun, 27 Apr 2008 15:58:25 GMT

> As always, we'll post our slides and our demo scripts on the team blog so you can see what we did and feel free to use this content any way you like.

Any chance the presentation will be recorded?

re: Heading to Microsoft Management Summit (MMS) Where We'll Show PowerShell CTP2

PowerShellTeam — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 22:17:06 GMT

> Any chance the presentation will be recorded?

Yes. If I have the opportunity to make that available, I will.

jps

re: Heading to Microsoft Management Summit (MMS) Where We'll Show PowerShell CTP2

PowerShellTeam — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 22:17:31 GMT

> If your showing CTP2 this week are you going to release it before, during, or after the MMS?

Yes. :-)

jps

re: Heading to Microsoft Management Summit (MMS) Where We'll Show PowerShell CTP2

Robert — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 05:04:17 GMT

Hmm, which one: before, during, or after?

re: Heading to Microsoft Management Summit (MMS) Where We'll Show PowerShell CTP2

Richard Adams — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 12:29:02 GMT

Any chance that there will be a way to manage DHCP SERVER functionality from PSH in V2?

(client side actions such as release/renew of leases etc is already well supported from WMI)? There is no WMI management class for DHCP (a problem outstanding for many years) and I don't believe there are even any published APIs. I'd like to be able to script DHCP work (eg transferring hundreds of reservations from one scope to another when a subnet is replaced)among other things. You can achieve a limited amount with NETSH DHCP but formulating command strings for this and then parsing the output does seem a bit archaic! Perhaps the DHCP team could be given a nudge to produce a suitable WMI class at last?