Reporting Services and Programming - Learning SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 - page 430

As mentioned, you can run PowerShell commands from the C:\ prompt by typing in
C:\PowerShell , which changes the prompt to PS C:\ . If you want to continue from
here, to look at the Report Server SharePoint Integrated items you need to add in the
SharePoint Power snap-in, by using the following command:
PS C:\Add-PSSnapIn Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell
The other option is to use the SharePoint 2010 Management Shell, described earlier;
in this case, you do not need the add-in. You may also use the Graphic User Interface
mentioned earlier.
Hands-on exercise 8.7 - exploring reporting
services in SharePoint Integrated mode
In the following series of instructions, you will be starting PowerShell in one of the
ways described earlier and type in and hit the Enter key.
Getting help about help
PowerShell also comes with help files like Man in Unix Systems and begins with
the cmdlet Get-Help , and comes in three different renderings—examples, detailed,
and full. The last item displays a comprehensive help file.
Type Get-Help Get-Help when you are in PS C:\ .
You should get help about how to use help. In the remarks column, you will see
the three types of displayed information you would get.
Application server of the Reporting Services
Service Application
HODENTEKWIN7 is the application server where you access the reporting services
application. You can find it as shown here.
Type Get-SPRSServiceApplicationServers and hit Enter .
PS C:\> Get-SPRSServiceApplicationServers
You will get the following reply:
Address
-------
HODENTEKWIN7