Automated prerequisite installation via PowerShell for Exchange Server 2010 on Windows Server 2008 R2

Windows Server 2008r2 üzerinde Exchange 2010 prerequisite PowerShell ile otomatikleştire bilirsiniz. Aşağıda ki adımları izlemeniz yeterli.

Big changes in the fairly popular script at Automated prerequisite installation via PowerShell for Exchange Server 2010 on Windows Server 2008 R2.
In an effort to make your job easier (as well as mine), I've updated it
extensively. And, I've used better coding practices to make it more
efficient.

Changes to the script include at least the following:

1. Downloads
   now use BITS on the machine. If BITS isn't installed, the script will
   install it to download the files, and remove it when you exit. The
   script also detects whether the server you're running it on has Internet
   access before trying to download files.
2. Microsoft Office 2010 Filter Packs
   has replaced the 1.0 file. This adds support for indexing of content in
   Office 2010 file attachments in addition to the previously available
   Office 2007 files. For more info, see Bharat Suneja's Released: Microsoft Office 2010 Filter Packs post.
3. Adobe PDF iFilter 9 support has been added to (only) option #11. This adds support for indexing of .pdf files. See the Exchange Product Groups Introducing Attachment Inspection in Transport Rules for more info. Option #11 is the same as #6, but with .pdf filter, and is what I use for my server builds.
4. Better detection of a successful installation of the filter packs
5. Added an option (#13) to disable TCP/IP v6
6. Updated the option (#12) to download the latest Update Rollup to get UR3
7. Added an option (#7) due to a project requirement
8. Removed
   the auto rebooting of the server if a reboot was required. It now just
   displays a warning that a reboot is needed before installing Exchange.
   This allows you to inspect what the script has done, and identify any
   issues, as well as execute more options, like disabling TCP/IP v6,
   before rebooting.