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SharePoint & PowerShell 101: Finding Cmdlets « Geoff Varosky's Blog
I recently did a post on Listing all available PowerShell commands in SharePoint 2010 .Don’t worry about the exact syntax of the command, we will go into this later. The above command will return all Cmdlets that are available for managing SharePoint 2010. So at this point if you are new to PowerShell, you may be asking what are Cmdlets.
SharePoint 2010, PowerShell what’s the deal? « Cody's Powershell Blog
Managing SharePoint with PowerShell, Part 1 - Zach Rosenfield's SharePoint Blog
Finally, on to the meat of why I'm posting… Simply put, I want to make SharePoint easier for you to manage and use – and I think the best way to do this is by leveraging PowerShell. To start, I'm going to go through some simple functions for getting at SPWeb and SPSite's (AKA: 'Sites' and 'Site Collections', respectively). I'm putting all of the following sections into a script which I can load to make these functions available: