Standards Based Hardware Management
summary
Overview of the actual claims and results: the session explains CIM schema and WS-Man bindings, shows concrete PowerShell commands that enumerate profiles, traverse associations, read inventory, and invoke power state and boot control, and reports device-by-device quirks (duplicate boot entries, vendor-specific boot strings). A companion PowerShell module on TechNet implements and simplifies the common 80% of operations; demos perform remote power on/off and boot changes successfully while noting when full profile knowledge is still required.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Standards-based hardware management
- 3:59Why standards matter
- 11:24DMTF standards stack
- 13:22Demo setup and SIM basics
- 18:20Discovering profiles and systems
- 26:59Power state management
- 31:12Simplifying with custom modules
- 37:22Hardware inventory and sensors
- 39:05Automation profile
- 41:14Community and future
- 42:39Resources and closing
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