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Thank you, didn't think of [string[]]. I will use ConfigurationsData in the final version but I like to test everything in its most simple form first.
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Hope this helps. First part of what you are doing is you want to select the name done below. instead of using ls, you could also use get-childitem get-childitem | where {$_.name -like 'Te*' } | Select...
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I think what you're describing is the behavior of Select-Object -ExpandProperty. When you use this parameter, the output will be the objects that are stored in that property of the input objects. If...
View ArticleReply To: Find text on a web page
Thanks. But this is an html file I am searching in, so no psobject.. I think I am missing something? Thanks!
View ArticleReply To: Exchange cmdlet error change in PS 3 vs PS 4
Now that is going to give me some interesting reading to do, thank you very much Don!
View ArticleReply To: WinRM with non-domain joined machine using Certs
Hello, Is it also possible to use a wild card for each cert, eg *.domain.com? The flexibility would be great with "n" number of targets to manage. Best regards, Jason
View ArticleReply To: WinRM with non-domain joined machine using Certs
Are you talking about using a wildcard in the -Subject parameter of this command? New-Item -Path WSMan:\localhost\ClientCertificate -Subject "dlwyatt@testdomain.local" -URI * -Issuer "" -Credential...
View ArticleReply To: WINRM kerberos & Negotiate
Here is the link. http://blogs.technet.com/b/jonjor/archive/2009/01/09/winrm-windows-remote-management-troubleshooting.aspx
View ArticleReply To: WINRM kerberos & Negotiate
Hmm. That statement specifically mentions "WinRM with SCVMM". I'm not sure if SCVMM has some other limitations that are separate from what you can normally do with WinRM / PSRemoting.
View ArticleWINRM authentication
Team, I connected a remote PC using WINRM. Using Enter-PSSession -cn . Also seen netmon trace & found only SNTP, TCP & HTTP traffic. Can you pls explain how authecation is worked there using...
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Assuming your traces are complete, the authentication is probably in the packets you've listed as TCP. TCP is a transport-layer protocol that can carry just about any type of application traffic...
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Sounds correct. Kerberos is over TCP as with most other communication really. http://wiki.wireshark.org/Kerberos
View ArticleReply To: WINRM authentication
And Remoting itself is HTTP. HTTP is entirely capable of carrying authentication information.
View ArticleLittle scripting help
I'm having a really hard time making a script which contains 4 functions which will automatically draw a box menu and change your TCP/IP settings from static to DHCP or vice versa. Create a Set-DHCP...
View ArticleReply To: Little scripting help
Rocking the ASCII art menus! Takes us back to 1990… These days, why bother with all the lines and blocks? If you want a GUI, there are much nicer options. Modern command-line scripts and utilities...
View ArticleReply To: Find text on a web page
You just create a blank object and then redirect what is being outputted into the object, like so: PS C:\> $URL = "http://powershell.org/wp/forums/forum/windows-powershell-qa/" # reading website...
View ArticleRemote Logoff inactive user profiles
I'm looking for a way to Remote logoff all loaded profiles EXCEPT the currently active user. We often have users that "Switch User" and I'd like to log off the inactive user profiles without...
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Problems with all of the steps. I know, I'am an amateur to coding via Powershell but my strength is in Linux. I just started doing windows administration. Dave that was and excellent source you...
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