Reply To: Is it possible to use WinRM on Windows 2003?
What options do you have when WinRM is installed on remote machine but nothing else (like Windows 2003 in my case)? What tools you can use remotely on such a box where box itself do not have anything...
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You might be able to use the WSMAN cmdlets but I haven’t actually tried it and give it a low probability.I think a more relevant question is what are you trying to do against the remote box and is...
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I’m in corporate environment and changes to box (like installing powershell which will require .NET framework install is very bureacracy heavy and manually intensive). So I’m trying to figure out if I...
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In this case I think your best option is to use the remote options of individual cmdlets. Anything that has a -Computername parameter should be able to contact the remote box (the CIM cmdlets are a...
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Isn’t the Syntax section generated automatically based on cmdlet metadata, making it impossible to have documentation bugs of that sort? Or can that be overridden in XML-based help (unlike...
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Most of what you specified can be done without PSRemoting, as Richard mentioned (either through Get-WmiObject / Invoke-WmiMethod, Get-WinEvent -ComputerName <blah>, etc). To launch executables...
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1) I said it was a possible documentation bug 2) Documentation bugs do exist – we’ve been reporting them for the last 3 or 4 years as we discover them so the writers can remove them. This process has...
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Reply To: Get-Help parameter syntax
I know that documentation bugs exist. I was just curious about the Syntax section, since I’ve only written comment-based help, and in comment-based help you can’t change that section; it’s always...
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All those calls will use RPC is not it and not WinRM?
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They will use DCOM/RPC. If you can’t get PowerShell installed on the box to do PowerShell remoting you don’t have much else to fall back on
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Hi I need to turn off event shutdown tracker in local machine only. I tried it by setting registry key but the setting is not reflected in GUI mode(i.e., gpedit.msc) In registry key if am changing...
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I assumed that I can use WinRM (port 80) for some functionality
View ArticleReply To: Is it possible to use WinRM on Windows 2003?
Nope Not unless you write some apps to do that. Simpler to get PowerShell installed.
View ArticleReply To: Is it possible to use WinRM on Windows 2003?
So which tools can utilize WinRM in this configuration remotely?
View ArticleReply To: Is it possible to use WinRM on Windows 2003?
Sorry don’t know. Never tried as I’ve always ensured that PowerShell was available to me remotely or I went down the WMI route
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If you want this setting to show up in the Group Policy editor, that’s a bit more tricky. Those settings are stored in the %systemroot%\system32\GroupPolicy\Machine\registry.pol file, and there are no...
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Command authors can write implementations internally that do not accurately reflect what you might expect based on a simple look at the syntax. That’s why I added the note to the end of my previous...
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Yea Nate,Sorry about that the trigger child object is too random I changed it below. For the author I managed to fix that part.Change line 11 to @{"Author"=$tasks.Task.RegistrationInfo.Author} Or here...
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Ok. I’m interested to run “Get-Mailbox” on multiple servers in parallel (preferably using Powershell jobs). Any idea how to do that ?
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