Should there be any concern, other than having .NET 2.0 installed, for pushing Powershell via SMS?
Powershell install via SMS
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Just looking for examples of what people have been doing using PS and Sql2005 Backups Maint Thanks. - 2. Help with file??
I've taken over modifying an existing file, and being new to PowerShell, am having some problems. The code is: function copyfrom-shares ( $target ) { Set-Location -Path $target new-item -path "Your choice" -type folder -name "Backups" foreach ($i in gci){Copy-Item $i -Destination "\\matterhorn\backups$\" } #Send-SmtpMail -To XXXX@XXXXX.COM -From XXXX@XXXXX.COM -SubjectSuccess -Body "Files all copied OK" } #region <1> Define your shares here [array]$script:shares = "\\k2\dept$\OST" $shares += "\\k2\dept$\ED" $shares += "\\k2\dept$\Fiscal" #endregion #region <2> Pass the shares array to the function, one share at a time. $shares | % { copyfrom-shares -target $_ } #endregion What i would LIKE to have happen is in each of the shares is to copy all the files AND the subdirectories in each share. Also, is there a way to have PowerShell check the date/time/modified (file attributes) of each file and only copy ones that have changed? So, if they're newer on the share, copy them to the destination. If the destination has the same file attributes, don't copy it from the share? Thanks!!! Steve - 3. Getting information from Exchange Server 2007
Hi All I wish to interrogate Exchange Server 2007 from a remote monitoring server. However, I don't want to install the Exchange Management Tools in order to do this. The reason is that installing about 400MB of stuff to do a simple query seems like overkill. Also, I don't want to install unnecessary software onto a server. After spending half a day googling (sorry MS) I haven't found a solution. I did come across references to ADSI, but they were for previous versions of Exchange, and not clear enough for me to understand. Also some references to WMI. It's a pity that MS don't supply the Exchange Management Shell as a standalone snap-in for Powershell. Basically I'm after a simple method for: * Getting a list of mailboxes * Reading properties for a particular mailbox My current requirement is to get the PrimarySmtpAddress for a given mailbox. Thanks. altraf - 4. Question on 'if object exists' query with if-then
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Powershell install via SMS
by SGVjdG9ySVROVA » Fri, 14 Dec 2007 23:26:03 GMT
Re: Powershell install via SMS
by Marco Shaw [MVP] » Fri, 14 Dec 2007 23:45:34 GMT
A default PowerShell installation is pretty secure, so as long as users don't play with the executionpolicy in particular. If you use Group Policy: http://www.**--****.com/ Marco -- Microsoft MVP - Windows PowerShell http://www.**--****.com/ PowerGadgets MVP http://www.**--****.com/ Blog: http://www.**--****.com/
Re: Powershell install via SMS
by SGVjdG9ySVROVA » Sat, 15 Dec 2007 00:04:01 GMT
Thanks. The problem is we are locked from installing MS Updates on our desktops via policy. So I was hoping to install Powershell on my team pc's via SMS. I have downloaded the template and submitted it to the AD team for implementation, but I can't fine any reference on the net about "installing Powershell via SMS". Any thoughts?
Re: Powershell install via SMS
by QnJ1bm8 » Sat, 05 Jan 2008 22:41:01 GMT
Hi Installation is pretty simple: type in WindowsXP-KB926139-x86-ENU.exe /? for more info. brgds
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