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Client management in the domain using PowerShell
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Conclusion
For many client management admin tasks, a combination of PowerShell remoting and Import-Csv or Import-CliXml is a perfect choice. The instructions can be scheduled for execution, if necessary, using a job trigger. Given carefully considered planning of the data structure, the functions, and processes – encapsulated in their own scripting modules where appropriate – you are already very close to a professional solution. It would also be conceivable to implement a View, for example, using reports in Excel or a web front end.
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