Why use PowerShell for
configuring NIC Teaming?
Why is that?
First, you can use Windows PowerShell
to configure NIC Teaming on servers running the Server Core installation option
of Windows Server 2012 or later.
Why is that important?
Well, if you're thinking of deploying
new Windows servers into your environment, you should consider making them
Server Core machines rather than Server With A GUI machines. In fact, Microsoft
gives us a big fat hint pushing you in this direction because if you perform a
manual installation of Windows Server 2012 or later, the Server Core option is
automatically selected by default. Why should you choose the Server Core option
over the GUI one when you deploy Windows Server? Because Server Core machines
require less servicing and have a smaller attack surface since they have fewer
components installed and needing to be kept current with software updates.