Summary

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In this module, you learned about cmdlets used to configure settings related to Group Policy, Server Manager, Hyper-V, and Internet Information Services (IIS). The following are the key takeaways:

• The Group Policy management cmdlets that are part of the GroupPolicy module can automate the management of most tasks involving Group Policy Objects (GPOs), including creating, deleting, backing up, reporting, and importing GPOs. Their names include the prefix GP while most have GPO as the noun.
• The ServerManager module for PowerShell contains cmdlets for managing server features, roles, and services. These cmdlet names include the noun WindowsFeature. These cmdlets can only be targeted against and run on Windows Server operating systems and not on a Windows client-based operating system.
• The Hyper-V module for PowerShell offers more than 200 cmdlets for managing Hyper-V Virtual machines (VMs), virtual hard disks, and other components of a Hyper-V environment.
• The IISAdministration module for PowerShell includes IIS management cmdlets, while the WebAdministration module for PowerShell includes cmdlets for managing web applications.

Additional reading

To learn more, go through the following documents:

• PowerShell 7 Module Compatibility
• Microsoft PowerShell Management