Exchange 2007 on Server 2003 - Powershell

Hi all,
i need to upgrade Powershell on one my servers from version 1 to version2. The box is running Server 2003 R2 with Exchange 2007 SP3 on it.
If i install pwoershell 2 how does it effect the exchange shell. is the exchange shell updated as well?
Thanks

Hi PATEL,
Yes, when you upgrade PowerShell on your server, the exchange shell is updated as well.
You can refer to the following article to understand more details about Exchange shell:
Overview of Exchange Management Shell
In Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, the Shell consists of a Windows PowerShell host; a Windows PowerShell snap-in, which contains all of the Exchange cmdlets; and some additional custom scripts. Loading all three components enables you to run Exchange cmdlets
on the Exchange server you opened the Shell on.
When you open Windows PowerShell on a computer, you create a local session. In simple terms, a session is an environment in which Windows PowerShell runs. Cmdlets, variables, and other Windows PowerShell components within the same session can share data
with each other. In Exchange 2007, cmdlets are always run in the local session on the local Exchange 2007 server. Even if you change an object that resides on a different server, the cmdlet is always run on the local Exchange server.
Best regards,
Niko Cheng
TechNet Community Support

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