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Getting Started
Welcome to the PowerModule journey! 🚀 This page will guide you through the basics to help you get up and running with PowerModule.
PowerModule is designed to make your automation tasks in PowerShell simple and efficient. Whether you're managing Active Directory or automating repetitive tasks, PowerModule is here to help.
Before you start using PowerModule, make sure you have the following:
- PowerShell installed on your machine.
- Basic understanding of PowerShell commands.
To install PowerModule, follow the instructions on the Installation page.
Once installed, you need to import PowerModule into your PowerShell session:
Import-Module -Name PowerModule
And just like that, you're ready to start automating!
Here are a few basic commands to get you started:
To see all the commands available in PowerModule, run:
Get-Command -Module PowerModule
Need help with a specific command? Use the Get-Help
cmdlet:
Get-Help <Command-Name> -Full
For example:
Get-Help Get-ADMUsers -Full
Let's dive into a simple example to see PowerModule in action. Here's how you can use the Active Directory Manager (ADM) feature to get all users:
# Example usage of ADM feature to get all users
Get-ADMUsers
Now that you're set up, explore more advanced features and functionalities. Check out the following pages for more information:
- Examples: See practical examples of how to use PowerModule.
- Features: Learn about all the powerful features of PowerModule.
Have questions or want to contribute? Join our community on GitHub to share your ideas, report issues, and collaborate with others.
If you like PowerModule, please give us a ⭐ on GitHub! Your support means a lot to us.