Vbscript support system administrators par harrington michael (6 résultats)

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Are you still supporting legacy systems that refuse to disappear Still maintaining login scripts, scheduled tasks, or automation workflows built years ago And when something breaks, are you the one everyone calls VBScript for IT Support and System Administrators: A Practical Guide by Michael Harrington was written precisely for professionals like you. Have you ever opened a .vbs file and wondered, 'Why was this written this way ' Or needed to modify a production script but hesitated because you weren't completely confident in VBScript's behavior What if you could not only read legacy scripts fluently-but improve, secure, and modernize them with confidence This book doesn't assume you are a programmer. It speaks directly to IT support engineers, system administrators, and infrastructure professionals who rely on scripting to keep environments running smoothly. What if troubleshooting login failures, automating inventory reports, querying Active Directory, or interacting with WMI felt structured instead of stressful What if scheduled task errors stopped being mysterious Michael Harrington walks you through the foundations, then moves into real-world administrative automation-file systems, registry operations, network management, COM automation, task scheduling, and structured error handling. You won't just learn syntax-you'll understand how to think like a scripting professional in production environments. Are you transitioning to PowerShell but still responsible for legacy scripts Curious how to bridge both worlds responsibly Concerned about security, compliance, and maintainability This guide addresses those realities directly. Legacy doesn't mean obsolete. It means responsibility. If VBScript still exists in your environment-and it likely does-can you afford not to master it Take control of the scripts that run your infrastructure. Strengthen your troubleshooting skills. Eliminate guesswork. Start reading today-and turn legacy automation into professional advantage.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Are you still supporting legacy systems that refuse to disappear? Still maintaining login scripts, scheduled tasks, or automation workflows built years ago? And when something breaks, are you the one everyone calls? VBScript for IT Support and System Administrators: A Practical Guide by Michael Harrington was written precisely for professionals like you. Have you ever opened a .vbs file and wondered, "Why was this written this way?" Or needed to modify a production script but hesitated because you weren't completely confident in VBScript's behavior? What if you could not only read legacy scripts fluently-but improve, secure, and modernize them with confidence? This book doesn't assume you are a programmer. It speaks directly to IT support engineers, system administrators, and infrastructure professionals who rely on scripting to keep environments running smoothly. What if troubleshooting login failures, automating inventory reports, querying Active Directory, or interacting with WMI felt structured instead of stressful? What if scheduled task errors stopped being mysterious? Michael Harrington walks you through the foundations, then moves into real-world administrative automation-file systems, registry operations, network management, COM automation, task scheduling, and structured error handling. You won't just learn syntax-you'll understand how to think like a scripting professional in production environments. Are you transitioning to PowerShell but still responsible for legacy scripts? Curious how to bridge both worlds responsibly? Concerned about security, compliance, and maintainability? This guide addresses those realities directly. Legacy doesn't mean obsolete. It means responsibility. If VBScript still exists in your environment-and it likely does-can you afford not to master it? Take control of the scripts that run your infrastructure. Strengthen your troubleshooting skills. Eliminate guesswork. Start reading today-and turn legacy automation into professional advantage. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Are you still supporting legacy systems that refuse to disappear? Still maintaining login scripts, scheduled tasks, or automation workflows built years ago? And when something breaks, are you the one everyone calls? VBScript for IT Support and System Administrators: A Practical Guide by Michael Harrington was written precisely for professionals like you. Have you ever opened a .vbs file and wondered, "Why was this written this way?" Or needed to modify a production script but hesitated because you weren't completely confident in VBScript's behavior? What if you could not only read legacy scripts fluently-but improve, secure, and modernize them with confidence? This book doesn't assume you are a programmer. It speaks directly to IT support engineers, system administrators, and infrastructure professionals who rely on scripting to keep environments running smoothly. What if troubleshooting login failures, automating inventory reports, querying Active Directory, or interacting with WMI felt structured instead of stressful? What if scheduled task errors stopped being mysterious? Michael Harrington walks you through the foundations, then moves into real-world administrative automation-file systems, registry operations, network management, COM automation, task scheduling, and structured error handling. You won't just learn syntax-you'll understand how to think like a scripting professional in production environments. Are you transitioning to PowerShell but still responsible for legacy scripts? Curious how to bridge both worlds responsibly? Concerned about security, compliance, and maintainability? This guide addresses those realities directly. Legacy doesn't mean obsolete. It means responsibility. If VBScript still exists in your environment-and it likely does-can you afford not to master it? Take control of the scripts that run your infrastructure. Strengthen your troubleshooting skills. Eliminate guesswork. Start reading today-and turn legacy automation into professional advantage. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …