Episode 1 of the NetPoint PowerShell Commands

Back in March I wrote a blog about the NetPoint PowerShell Commands, which are now available in NetPoint 2.5. These commands can be used to query your network inventory from PowerShell, so you can easily automate those repetitive system and asset management tasks.

Within the upcoming week or two, I plan on posting a set of videos that will show how these cmdlets can be used to automate some typical IT scenarios.  This first episode gives a brief introduction of the NetPoint PowerShell Commands.  We also walk-through a scenario that involves getting a list of the programs installed on an arbitrary machine in just one line of script.

In the next episode, we’ll look at generating custom network inventory reports right from PowerShell, so stay tuned!

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