http://pshell.info/basics/133/customizing-powershell-with-a-profile/ PowerShell for Everyone Tue, 06 Jan 2009 12:17:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://pshell.info/basics/133/customizing-powershell-with-a-profile/#comment-610 pshell.info / Using PowerShell, PowerGUI and Quest cmdlets to manage AD Thu, 09 Aug 2007 12:54:56 +0000 http://pshell.info/?p=133#comment-610 [...] After installing the downloaded package (I installed version 1.03) you will get a new Start menu item to start the ActiveRoles Management Shell for Active Directory. As I mentioned above, the cmdlets can work with ActiveRoles or with Active Directory natively. If you have started PowerShell in another way, be sure that the Quest.ActiveRoles.ADManagement PowerShell snapin is loaded. You can use get-pssnapin to see if it is loaded and add-pssnapin to load it yourself. You can also add the add-pssnapin cmdlet to your profile so that the cmdlets are always available to you. If you want to know more about working with profiles, check this post. [...] […] After installing the downloaded package (I installed version 1.03) you will get a new Start menu item to start the ActiveRoles Management Shell for Active Directory. As I mentioned above, the cmdlets can work with ActiveRoles or with Active Directory natively. If you have started PowerShell in another way, be sure that the Quest.ActiveRoles.ADManagement PowerShell snapin is loaded. You can use get-pssnapin to see if it is loaded and add-pssnapin to load it yourself. You can also add the add-pssnapin cmdlet to your profile so that the cmdlets are always available to you. If you want to know more about working with profiles, check this post. […]

]]> http://pshell.info/basics/133/customizing-powershell-with-a-profile/#comment-602 Xenophane's Blog » Playing around with profiles. Tue, 10 Jul 2007 09:08:06 +0000 http://pshell.info/?p=133#comment-602 [...] folder, since you have permission to write to files in that dir. (You can read more about profiles here Well ok… on with the coding.. Lets say you want to add some basic info to your prompt. When you [...] […] folder, since you have permission to write to files in that dir. (You can read more about profiles here Well ok… on with the coding.. Lets say you want to add some basic info to your prompt. When you […]

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