Scripting & Automation for Beginners

In todays video we are going to introduce you to some fundamentals of Scripting and Automation, starting with RUNNING CMD.

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[ajbrown]

Dude, totally unrelated, but you look great! Super proud of you and your progress! It's an inspiration for me to get off my fat behind and start getting after it!

[Riikimaru]

looking slim king, keep on the grind. The biggest battles are the ones no one knows we're fighting.

[MrTps]

Learning powershell is a game changer. I use it everyday for network and server monitoring at my job. Those scripts can make you some serious bank!

[MrFirefox]

Thank you for this amazing video. I will be investing a lot of time learning scripting, powershell and Python because of this video.

[rodneyrogers]

What an underrated video, this is great.

[TheGrimPhreaker]

Came to this video to learn the basics and I am so happy ! Thank you and I’ll be practicing this today!

[yohangelmorales]

Loved this video! Waiting on more content like this!

[chickenpotthighs]

Just in time man!! I was at a school security club meeting today and our president demonstrated his script to automate a ctf challenge

[ChrisR-ypmi]

Very informative! I like the python scraper idea. A project fore to try since I’m learning it now

[christopherstroup]

YOU KNOW MY I'VE BEEN PONDERING ON THIS ALL DAY TODAY. yes it may not be necessarily the example you were display but you displayed my idea to me thank you! ummm im just trying to automate the process of adding some files/images into a project program im making.

[alancarrillo]

This is useful content for me be helpful for me the fact I started my first IT position of helpdesk last month 👍

[leacamara]

Great video! Besides the fact that when I uninstalled 7zip to run the batch file my desktop turned black, the explorer had totally disappeared and I couldn't do anything except interacting with the cmd and web browser 😂Thougth it was over... hopefully rebooting saved it all! 😁

[yemtechit]

Amazing, I love that scripting part, you're a superman. Please how do I learn more of the scripting, any resources to help me. THANKS

[Glenningway]

Great vid!

I'd like to show my boss this but she's super paranoid with Nanite and powershell because she's worried about ransomware. Though in a related note, I'd like to create a powershell user setup script. We have a couple web apps that I'm unsure if it'll work but if I can at least get AD, Exchange, and Skype for Business (two are on VSphere) I'd be happy to slap this on a resume so I'll try that at work when things calm down.

Only script I did was logging off users off Windows after 15 days, but it's per workstation so it's not fully automated but I learned how "quser" works.

[amirulafiq]

Hi, I'm just curious can a student or someone whose dying to have an I.T. job for the first time take the CompTIA Cert.? I read that CompTIA suggests 6-12 months of work experience. Frankly I have none of that. Should I give it a shot? Also how much time will it take to prepare myself? I have no job or other activities at the moment so I can study many hours everyday.

I need your clarification. Also is there a way I can study for free?

[trscsaeg]

Use task scheduler in windows to auto run this on a schedule in the background with no user interface. User stays up to date and never sees anything about updating these programs

[jamesroycoronel]

Hey there! Your script store all the data about job posting on excel file? 😮😮

[temirlanmadanbekov]

Hey guys, I am highly interested in. Where can I get courses to learn?

[Rodrickslap]

Great Video! I was on indeed looking at jobs and saw some that related to scripting. I graduated with a bachelors in computer science but my college has no courses with anything about scripting. This video was an eye opener, potentially something i will purse further thanks to you.

[gmontenegro]

So Ninite to some extent is like Chris Titus’ Windows Utility?