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Re: Install Dotnet Framework 4 using powershell.

Thanks, remoting is enabled and I will verify credssp is enabled as I am not positive about that. Why would credssp be required for this script if the client computer and destination server are in the same domain and the account used to login and also to run the remote powershell session are both domain...

Posted to PowerShell for Windows (Forum) by virtuallynothere on 01-25-2012
Filed under: permission, powershell, windows, remoting, copy-item, powershell remoting, Installing, power, file system, powershell pssession, powerrshell, redirecting console output and powershell monitoring, enter-pssession, pssession, remote server, powerershll, batch multiple command lines powershell windows, PS-Remote, command prompt, command, remote powershell, windowss 2008 r2

Move Folders and its sub folders from one server to another server.

Hi, I am a new to power shell. I am going to thinking to write a script that as below: Move Folders and its sub folders from one server to another server. The servers may be 2003 or 2008. I am using Power shell V2. I write a script as below. Is it works or any thing I have to modify. If something wrong...

Posted to PowerShell for Windows (Forum) by Aravind on 03-08-2012
Filed under: NTFS, permission, powershell Windows-programming, windows, copy-item, powershell remoting, Operating Systems, file system, pssession, password, powerershell, remote server, batch multiple command lines powershell windows, Move x number of files to mutiples servers, remote powershell, folder

Power shell connectivity issue

Hi.. I installed a fresh copy of windows 2008 server R2 and enabled powershell using the following commands.. Enable-PSRemoting Set-Item WSMan:\localhost\Client\TrustedHosts * Restart-Service winrm After that I can connect to the local machine using the command " Enter-PSSession 192.168.1.230 "...

Posted to PowerShell Remoting (Forum) by sooraj123 on 05-04-2012
Filed under: powershell remoting, enter-pssession, Remote PowerShell, Powershell, Installing, pssession, permission, remote server, Network Interface, Operating Systems, PS-Remote, powershell pssession, windowss 2008 r2, powershell Windows-programming, Network

Re: Passing credentials with system.Net.WebClient?

Its a local intranet site. Where would I be specifying proxy credentials? Also is there other syntax that would need to be included? Cheers.

Posted to PowerShell for Windows (Forum) by jwhite on 09-02-2012
Filed under: permission, powershell, powerrshell, Learn PowerShell, remote server, remote powershell