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$socketC = New-object Net.Sockets.TcpClient $socketC.Connect("10.224.34.1",636) $socket.Connected Need to check a Socket but with a source IP. Above code is connected form "localhost". Please help how...
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Biswajit, Please elaborate what you're trying to do. I assume from your example code that you're trying to execute port checks towards Active Directory Domain Controllers. Please keep in mind that...
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If you are trying to connect to machine C from machine B and your local machine is machine A I don't think that will work they way you want. My understanding of the Connect method is that you connect...
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The "Client" property of the object type System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient contains useful information, as you can see below : $socketC | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Client Available : 0 LocalEndPoint...
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Team, I am trying to check a Socket to machine C(IP & port) from machine B (IP) and my local machine is machine A.
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Your code would have to run on machine B. I don't think remoting will work for you – you're going to hit the second hop problem. Why does machine C have to be checked from B? Why not run the code on A?
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Second hop won't be an issue here; there's no authentication happening to "machine C". As long as you have remoting enabled on "machine B", you can just use Invoke-Command.
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Invoke-Command will be connected via remote System. Need something from locally.
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That doesn't make any sense. You're saying you want to test a connection from both a remote machine, and "from locally." What does that mean, exactly?
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Need to check a connection COMA(web server)——COMB(Client PC). Need to check from COMC without " Enter-PSSession" or "Invoke-Command"
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I've seen all sorts of problems trying to work against a third machine so I'm not 100% convinced that there isn't any issue
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Need to check for 6000 PC so want to aviod invoke-command 6000 time. Will try some foreach if we can define the source IP.
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Biswajit wrote:Need to check for 6000 PC so want to aviod invoke-command 6000 time. Will try some foreach if we can define the source IP. Well, good luck with that. If you want to actually check the...
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Hi, I need to create a script that will format a partition that can be d:, e:, f: or g: (different from pc to pc …). I can not go on .. help! Thank you
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If you're running Windows 8 or later, there's a PowerShell cmdlet called Format-Volume. Otherwise, you can use good old format.com; it still works, even on Windows 8. As for how you figure out which...
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I need for windows 7 and windows 8. Format.com commad run on powershell script? The partition to be formatted can assume different letters (d:, e:, f:, g:, ..). I need a script to format all...
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I see. This is obviously a very destructive script, so test it at your own risk. Assuming that you only want to target local, fixed disks, you could do something like this: Get-WmiObject...
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Win32_Volume has a format method that you could use – http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa394515%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
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