Recovery Task - SCOM, execute large Powershell scripts

Hi,
As a standard we use powershell for scripting. Now we want to do this in SCOM to.
But on a recovery task i can only add one sentence of powershell commandline, or a VBscript. This is really strange for a monitoring tool, that has got so much powershell cmdlets.
As a workaround i can execute powershell in the VBS code. But then i need to place my script on the server where the alert came from to resolve it.
Now we want to send an SMS as a recovery task, so that the engineer knows there is an issue after working time.The problem is with the workaround is that i now need to give all application servers an 'accept' on the firewall to our SMS provider. Instead
of 3 management servers.
Has anybody got a good solution to start a powershell taks as a recovery on your management server for a application server to solve an issue or to send an SMS.
Kind regards,
André

Hi
I have two question:
1- Which module did you use for your recovery task? because you said that you can only add one sentence of power-shell command-line,
or a Vb-script. if you used regular recovery task module you can run a long script of power-shell or vb-script.
2- Do you want to run that recovery task script on RMS or agents? Because if you want to run script on RMS it's so easy and you have to just create
a normal vb-script recovery task module and call your SMS provider in it. Or in vb-script you have to call a power-shell script that located on RMS.
Another way is creating power-shell recovery task module and call your SMS provider in it.
If you answer these questions I can help you better and more.
regards
Alireza

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An unknown error occurred while executing the PowerShell script:

Hello all,
Not the most descriptive title, granted. I'm hoping this may prompt the next version toprovide additional valuable content.
Kindly requesting any help on this problem. I'm running VMM 2012 R2 version 3.2.7668
When I try to look at properties of an existing Private Cloud, I get this error, only if I "look" at certain attributes. If I stay away from the specific attributes, everything is hunky dory. For reasons unknown, after I get this error, I have
to exit and go back into VMM in order to get anything else to run.
The text in the error dialogue box is not entirely applicable because I was connected to the VMM server and will connect again, when I exit/relaunch.
An unknown error occurred while executing the PowerShell script:
The connection to the VMM management server scvmm2.mmmmmm.com was lost.
Ensure that scvmm2.mmmmmm.com is online and that you can access the server remotely from your computer. Then connect to scvmm2.mmmmmm.com and try the command again using the new connection. Or, you can ensure that the Virtual Machine Manager service is started
on scvmm2.mmmmmm.com. Then connect to scvmm2.mmmmmm.com and try the command again using the new connection. If the command fails again because of a connection failure, restart the Virtual Manager service and then try the operation again.
Try the operation again. If the issue persists, contact Microsoft Help and Support.
ID: 27235
This is what I get in Events
Warning 4/9/2015 3:27:04 PM PowerShell (Microsoft-Windows-PowerShell) 4100 Executing Pipeline
Log Name:      Microsoft-Windows-PowerShell/Operational
Source:        Microsoft-Windows-PowerShell
Date:          4/9/2015 3:27:04 PM
Event ID:      4100
Task Category: Executing Pipeline
Level:         Warning
Keywords:      None
User:          mmmmmm\paufra
Computer:      tools-francis.mmmmmm.com
Description:
Error Message = The connection to the VMM management server scvmm2.mmmmmm.com was lost. (Error ID: 1610)
Ensure that scvmm2.mmmmmm.com is online and that you can access the server remotely from your computer. Then connect to scvmm2.mmmmmm.com and try the command again using the new connection. Or, you can ensure that the Virtual Machine Manager service is started
on scvmm2.mmmmmm.com. Then connect to scvmm2.mmmmmm.com and try the command again using the new connection. If the command fails again because of a connection failure, restart the Virtual Manager service and then try the operation again.
Fully Qualified Error ID = 1610,Microsoft.SystemCenter.VirtualMachineManager.Cmdlets.GetSCReplicationGroupCmdlet
Recommended Action = Ensure that scvmm2.mmmmmm.com is online and that you can access the server remotely from your computer. Then connect to scvmm2.mmmmmm.com and try the command again using the new connection. Or, you can ensure that the Virtual Machine Manager
service is started on scvmm2.mmmmmm.com. Then connect to scvmm2.mmmmmm.com and try the command again using the new connection. If the command fails again because of a connection failure, restart the Virtual Manager service and then try the operation again.
Context:
        Severity = Warning
        Host Name = Default Host
        Host Version = 4.0
        Host ID = 94963cd4-5979-4786-9da2-c8814de8c7c3
        Host Application = C:\Program Files\Microsoft System Center 2012 R2\Virtual Machine Manager\Bin\VmmAdminUI.exe
        Engine Version = 4.0
        Runspace ID = 359d7a46-3752-4929-8c09-0de4152d10e4
        Pipeline ID = 16
        Command Name = Get-SCReplicationGroup
        Command Type = Cmdlet
        Script Name =
        Command Path =
        Sequence Number = 91
        User = mmmmmm\paufra
        Shell ID = Microsoft.PowerShell
User Data:
Event Xml:
<Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
<System>
    <Provider Name="Microsoft-Windows-PowerShell" Guid="{A0C1853B-5C40-4B15-8766-3CF1C58F985A}" />
    <EventID>4100</EventID>
    <Version>1</Version>
    <Level>3</Level>
    <Task>106</Task>
    <Opcode>19</Opcode>
    <Keywords>0x0</Keywords>
    <TimeCreated SystemTime="2015-04-09T22:27:04.993655700Z" />
    <EventRecordID>285</EventRecordID>
    <Correlation ActivityID="{48059811-1A63-41E1-9057-7498D0E4FC20}" />
    <Execution ProcessID="2344" ThreadID="4076" />
    <Channel>Microsoft-Windows-PowerShell/Operational</Channel>
    <Computer>tools-francis.mmmmmm.com</Computer>
    <Security UserID="S-1-5-21-4008432563-1984933819-4238309236-2721" />
</System>
<EventData>
    <Data Name="ContextInfo">        Severity = Warning
        Host Name = Default Host
        Host Version = 4.0
        Host ID = 94963cd4-5979-4786-9da2-c8814de8c7c3
        Host Application = C:\Program Files\Microsoft System Center 2012 R2\Virtual Machine Manager\Bin\VmmAdminUI.exe
        Engine Version = 4.0
        Runspace ID = 359d7a46-3752-4929-8c09-0de4152d10e4
        Pipeline ID = 16
        Command Name = Get-SCReplicationGroup
        Command Type = Cmdlet
        Script Name =
        Command Path =
        Sequence Number = 91
        User = mmmmmm\paufra
        Shell ID = Microsoft.PowerShell
</Data>
    <Data Name="UserData">
    </Data>
    <Data Name="Payload">Error Message = The connection to the VMM management server scvmm2.mmmmmm.com was lost. (Error ID: 1610)
Ensure that scvmm2.mmmmmm.com is online and that you can access the server remotely from your computer. Then connect to scvmm2.mmmmmm.com and try the command again using the new connection. Or, you can ensure that the Virtual Machine Manager service is started
on scvmm2.mmmmmm.com. Then connect to scvmm2.mmmmmm.com and try the command again using the new connection. If the command fails again because of a connection failure, restart the Virtual Manager service and then try the operation again.
Fully Qualified Error ID = 1610,Microsoft.SystemCenter.VirtualMachineManager.Cmdlets.GetSCReplicationGroupCmdlet
Recommended Action = Ensure that scvmm2.mmmmmm.com is online and that you can access the server remotely from your computer. Then connect to scvmm2.mmmmmm.com and try the command again using the new connection. Or, you can ensure that the Virtual Machine Manager
service is started on scvmm2.mmmmmm.com. Then connect to scvmm2.mmmmmm.com and try the command again using the new connection. If the command fails again because of a connection failure, restart the Virtual Manager service and then try the operation again.
</Data>
</EventData>
</Event>

Hi Sir,
First , please try to run the VMM configuration analyzer on that computer :
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=41555
In addition , please try to use "VMMTrace" mentioned in following article to collect trace log and find some useful information :
http://blogs.technet.com/b/jonjor/archive/2011/01/07/vmmtrace-simplified-scvmm-tracing.aspx
Best Regards,
Elton Ji
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Can we execute a Powershell script from the Javascript?

Hi,
I have a certain requirement to add a Custom ribbon button in document library and there was a powershell script to be run for the selected item in the library.
I have struck with executing a Powershell script from the javascript function.
Can anyone please suggest me if this was achievable
Thanks, Swaroop Vuppala

Hi Swaroop,
To execute server side code in a custom ribbon button script, using application page is a common way to do this, besides, you can also use a page dialog, which is similar with application page but display as model dialog, another way is javascript
_dopostback and delegate control, the following article contains detailed information about this, please refer to it for more information:
Invoke server side code on SharePoint ribbon click:
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Executing a powershell script for checking duplicate users while creating a AD user throug ADUC console.

Hi,
I have a text file in which some SamAccountNames are present.I need to check the file while creating a new users through ADUC console.If a username that is going to create through ADUC console is present in the file, then it should prompt a message
that the user is already present in the text file.
Is there any possibility of contacting the powershell script from the ADUC console.If so, then while creating a new user through ADUC console, what is the proceedure for executing that powershell script.
please provide me the approriate solutions.
Thanks
Prasanthi k

Run the below Powershell Script for users are exist or not in AD. Later you can create the users.
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Executing SCVMM PowerShell scripts via C# conditionally works depending on application type

I suspect that this is the wrong forum but I could not find one that was appropriate.
The environment is SCVMM 2012 R2. I have a series of PowerShell scripts that are executed via C# code from a variety of applications -- MVC, WCF, console, unit tests. It seems that successful connection to the VMM server is dependent on the type of application
being used. For example, console apps and WCF apps can connect successfully but the
same code running in a unit test or standard MVC app throw the following exception:
{You cannot access VMM management server SC-01. (Error ID: 1604)
Contact the Virtual Machine Manager administrator to verify that your account is a member of a valid user role and then try the operation again.}
CategoryInfo: {ReadError: (:) [Get-SCVirtualMachine], CarmineException}
ErrorDetails: {You cannot access VMM management server SC-01. (Error ID: 1604)
Contact the Virtual Machine Manager administrator to verify that your account is a member of a valid user role and then try the operation again.}
Exception: {"You cannot access VMM management server SC-01.\r\nContact the Virtual Machine Manager administrator to verify that your account is a member of a valid user role and then try the operation again."}
FullyQualifiedErrorId: "1604,Microsoft.SystemCenter.VirtualMachineManager.Cmdlets.GetVMCmdlet"
InvocationInfo: Command = {Get-SCVirtualMachine}
PipelineIterationInfo: Count = 0
ScriptStackTrace: "at <ScriptBlock>, <No file>: line 1"
TargetObject: null
I suspect that somehow, each app is running under different credentials but I cannot see how that is possible. Each app exhibits the stated behavior whether running within Visual Studio (w/ IIS Express) [running under my own account] or published to the
server running under a specific specified account that definitely has permissions to the VMM environment.
This behavior is easily reproducible with the following code
-- PS Script as embedded resource
Get-SCVirtualMachine -VMMServer "SC-01"
-- C# code to load and execute script
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Management.Automation;
namespace LabManagement {
public class HyperVVirtualMachineManager {
public IEnumerable<Models.VirtualMachine> GetVirtualMachines() {
var vms = new List<Models.VirtualMachine>();
try {
using (var rs = System.Management.Automation.Runspaces.RunspaceFactory.CreateRunspace()) {
rs.Open();
using (var ps = PowerShell.Create()) {
ps.Runspace = rs;
var assembly = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly();
var scriptName = "LabManagement.Scripts.GetAllVirtualMachines.ps1";
using (var s = assembly.GetManifestResourceStream(scriptName)) {
using (var reader = new System.IO.StreamReader(s)) {
var script = reader.ReadToEnd();
ps.AddScript(script);
var output = ps.Invoke();
if (ps.Streams.Error.Count > 0) {
foreach (var item in ps.Streams.Error) {
// do something
if (output.Count > 0) {
foreach (var o in output) {
// do something
rs.Close();
catch (RuntimeException ex) {
// do something
return vms;
-- Console app (Success)
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
namespace VirtualLabManagement.ConsoleTests {
class Program {
static void Main(string[] args) {
// Arrange
var svc = new LabManagement.HyperVVirtualMachineManager();
// Act
var hosts = svc.GetVirtualMachines();
// Assert
-- Unit Test (Fails)
[TestMethod]
public void TestMethod1() {
// Arrange
var svc = new LabManagement.HyperVVirtualMachineManager();
// Act
var hosts = svc.GetVirtualMachines();
// Assert
Assert.IsNull(hosts);
As you can see, the code is exactly the same between the different executions but the ability to connect differs.

Hi Sir,
I would like to check the following items:
1. "a variety of applications -- MVC, WCF, console, unit tests." they are all installed on same computer?
2. VMM server still installed on same computer as these app resides in ?
(if it is possible please detail the topology of the environment )
If they are running at same account on same computer , I would suggest you to post this issue into Code UI forum for further assistance :
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/home?forum=vstest
Best Regards,
Elton JI
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How can I setup a scheduled task to run a Powershell Script delivered as a Group Policy Preference

I have a Powershell script I want to run only once when a user logs onto their system. This script would move all the PST files from the Local drive and the Home drive to a folder location within the users profile. I wanted to run this as a Windows 7 Scheduled Task using Group Policy Preferences. How can I get this to happen short of a logon script? I have updated all the machines to WMF 4.0 so could I use a Scheduled Job instead? I wanted to run the script as the logon user but elevated.#Start Outlook and Disconnect attached PST files.
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for
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Mike,
I do not understand what appears to be a regular expression above. I did add the PowerShell script to the HKCU RunOnce Key as suggested.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
C:\WINDOWS\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -noprofile -sta -WindowStyle Hidden -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -File "C:\scripts\Windows PowerShell\Move-PST.ps1"
I'm delivering this using Group Policy Preferences. It seems to fail or time out when run because the behavior is different if I run the script from within the PowerShell IDE. I added the parameters to the script and will try it again in the morning.

Context Menu to Execute a powershell script within selected directory.

Hi,
I'm trying to run a powershell script from a context menu, I've been able to create a context menu, however, when I attempt to run the script it will only run at the default location. What I'd like to do is right-click a folder then click "Do Script"
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$ > Command -parameter <arg> && Command -parameter <arg>

To setup a script to launch in a men from within a context menu you must create a the following.
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HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Shell\<Script Name>
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Shell\<Script Name>\command
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OSD - Task Sequence to run powershell script

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I'm building up an image with OSD and will be layering some components to meet our needs with some powershell scripts. At the moment we will not have this device add itself to the domain so it'll be in a workgroup. The scripts are on a share that everyone has
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That is possible to do, but why would you not create a package/application with the script and let it download and run locally?
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Execute a powershell script from a windows store apps

Hello Everybody !
I'd like to launch a powershell script from a windows store apps.
In fact the purpose is install a windows store apps from an other windows store apps.
Any ideas?
Thanks

If it's a sideloaded LOB application, you can do this using a brokered component:
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Hit with Virus that executed via PowerShell Scripting. Can I disable Powershell on my network via Group Policy and what implications does that have for me.

Our network was hit recently with virus previously unknown, O97M.Crigent. It is a nasty Macro virus that targets Microsoft Office Documents & Spreadsheets and uses a combination of Macros and Scripts via Powershell.
How do I disable PowerShell scripting via Group Policy?
Will this raise any issues such as random application or network failures or other issues?
Can I apply it to the entire domain or should I be selective and only apply it to the workstations?
Network Summary: Windows 2008 Active Directoy Server, 75% Windows 7, 25% Windows XP workstations.
DouglasOfSanMarcos

Disabling Windows PowerShell can be done with GPO:
Computer Configuration | Administrative Templates | Windows Components | Windows PowerShell
From GPO Description: "This setting exists under both "Computer Configuration" and "User Configuration" in the group policy editor. The "Computer Configuration" has precedence over "User Configuration."
By default this option is restricted any way on computers.
I would be very selective when apply it at all:
Workstations - I would apply to test group of workstations first, just to see that there are no side effects before applying to all computers.
Server - I wouldn't apply it at all. I have seen too many issues when setting this policy on Exchange and other systems.
If you are using a Group Policy to define a PowerShell logon, logoff or computer script, that script will disregard any execution policy set locally or through a GPO.
http://4sysops.com/archives/set-powershell-execution-policy-with-group-policy/
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh849812.aspx
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SCOM 2012 SP1 - PowerShell Script failed to run - 3 alerts appear after every reboot of the SCOM Server

Brand new SCOM 2012 SP1 install with Update Rollup 1 applied
Single server, local SQL install, SQL Server 2012 SP1
Hyper-V VM running on Server 2012. VM has 8GB Ram, single vCPU
Going through initial management pack importing and configuration, at this point I have the Windows Server 2012 and SQL 2012 MP's installed.
See screenshot
http://i.imgur.com/l0Molh1.png
I am getting the following alerts in my SCOM console and cannot find a resolution to fix the issue. I don't want to set an override, as an override will prevent the PowerShell alert in other instances, where I might want to receive an alert.
Looking at the alert description, it states "The Data Access service is either not running or not yet initialized"
The SCOM Console launches and responds fine, and I get no other errors. I check the Data Access service and it is online. I have left the system alone for a couple of hours and no other errors. I then closed those alerts and restarted the
server, and they came right back in, so I know that this is something that is happening at either server startup of during the start of the SCOM services.
Is it possible that SCOM is trying to execute these scripts and the Data Access service has not come online yet?
Has anyone else come across this before?

Please try the method in the following thread:
Note: As there is operations related to Registry, please perform a backup before doing this.
OpsMgr 2012 - Power Shell Script failed to run
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/de-DE/systemcenterde/thread/4be37f8d-1e7b-450c-8cb9-f1e95f3b2bd0/
Thanks.
Nicholas Li
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Executing powershell scripts via Task Scheduler

Hi,
I have a powershell script that I wrote that when executed from the shell works fine but when executed from task scheduler does not work.
In my script, an email is sent out based on the results of the execution. When I run this from the shell, email goes out, when scheduled, no email and there is no indication of errors having occurred anywhere in the system.
Has anyone run into a similar issue?
I did change my powershell execution policy to be unrestricted (both in the x86 and x64 consoles). I am running Windows 2008 R2.
Thanks - Greg.

Hi,
In addition the above suggestions, please also refer to the below threads:
Using Task Scheduler for a powershell script on server 2008
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/ITCG/thread/e298d613-47b8-4492-92d1-0b55cc8497c1
Using Windows Task Scheduler to execute Powershell Script frequently
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winserverpowershell/thread/5901a6ad-ba18-4817-82a9-f75d2d6b439f
Hope this helps.
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Term is not recognized when executing PowerShell Script through SQL Agent using CMDEXEC

I am trying to simply execute a PowerShell script that is stored in a file on a network drive through SQL Agent as a job. The script is a basic copy from one directory to another. I have run and successfully executed this from a command prompt outside
of SQL Agent. When I execute this through SQL Agent as a Operating System (CmdExec) command I am getting an error that the term is not recognized as the name of a cmdleet, function, script file or operable program. I have executed many different ways
put found an article to use double quotes in the network path which I have done with no success.
I am executing the following command as a job in SQL Agent:
PowerShell H:\"\PowerShell""\PS_Scripts\"\batchcopyFFLWithProgress.ps1 through SQL Agent job
I get the following error message:
04/21/2015 10:01:09,Copy FFL Files,Error,1,NY11266-LTW7E\JPLAPTOPSQL,Copy FFL Files,Copy FFL files,,Executed as user: NT Service\SQLAgent$JPLAPTOPSQL. H:\PowerShell\PS_Scripts\batchcopyFFLWithProgress.ps1 : The term 'H:\PowerShell\PS_Scripts\batchcopyFFLWithProgress.ps1'
is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet<c/> function<c/> script file<c/> or operable program. Check the spelling of the name<c/> or if a path was included<c/> verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1 + H:"\PowerShell\PS_Scripts"\batchcopyFFLWithProgress.ps1 + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound:
(H:\PowerShell\P...ithProgress.p s1:String) []<c/> CommandNotFoundException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException. Process Exit Code 1. The step failed.,00:00:03,0,0,,,,0
Content of batchcopyFFLWithProgress.ps1 which has the PowerShell script:
$source=ls H:\SQLTest\Script\TestData\*.*
$i=1
$source| %{
[int]$percent = $i / $source.count * 100
Write-Progress -Activity "Copying ... ($percent %)" -status $_ -PercentComplete $percent -verbose
copy $_.fullName -Destination H:\test -Recurse
$i++
I have searched the internet and have not found any resolution to my error. If someone has experienced this error and found the resolution I would greatly appreciate your help.

I have change the service account for SQL Agent to be my domain account as I have local admin rights to my laptop. I stopped and started the services for SQL Agent and than started the job to run which is copying locally to minimize any network drive
issues. I am still getting the same error message as it is showing that I am executing the job under my domain account? Any thoughts what it could be?
ErrorMsg
04/23/2015 11:21:06,Copy FFL Files,Error,1,ServerName\InstanceName,Copy FFL Files,Copy FFL files,,Executed as user: Domain\DomainAccount. \\ServerName\Test\PS_Script\batchcopyFFLWithProgress.ps1 : The term '\\ServerName\Test\PS_Script\batchcopyFFLWithProgress.ps1'
is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet<c/> function<c/> script file<c/> or operable program. Check the spelling of the name<c/> or if a path was included<c/> verify that the path is correct and try again. At
line:1 char:1 + \\ServerName\Test\PS_Script\batchcopyFFLWithProgress.ps1 + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (\\ServerName...ithProgress.ps1:String)
[]<c/> CommandNotFoundException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException. Process Exit Code 1. The step failed.,00:00:02,0,0,,,,0
Script
$source=ls "\\ServerName\Test\TestData\*.*"
$i=1
$source| %{
[int]$percent = $i / $source.count * 100
Write-Progress -Activity "Copying ... ($percent %)" -status $_ -PercentComplete $percent -verbose
copy $_.fullName -Destination "\\ServerName\Test\test" -Recurse
$i++

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I am trying to remotely execute a powershell script through ssh, and I found the output of my script is only 80 width, a carriage-return and a line-feed are inserted after 79th column, and continue presenting the 80th value of each row onto another line.
I want it greater than 80, such as 512.
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But when I run the powershell script manually, I get the following error message, I do not know why, but anyway, my problem is resolved.
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Parameter name: value
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Hello,
I have a PowerShell Script which calls PSSnapins for Exchange tools. The Exchange Management Tools are installed on the Tidal Server
The Script works fine by itself, I have executed it as the tidal users on the Tidal Server. I have also created a batch file to execute the Powershell script, which also works on the tidal server.
However when I run the job in Tidal it doesn't run correctly by that I mean it will run the none Exchange pieces. In the Output tab it shows:
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Add-PSSnapin : The Windows PowerShell snap-in 'Microsoft.Exchange.Management.Powershell.Support' is not installed on this machine
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Lee Merrill

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Add snapin to default profiles
We also see a difference in 64 vs 32 bit oprerations
we had to add to both versions using a local profile.ps1 and adding a line
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C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0
C:\Windows\SysWOW64\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0
Execute remotely
Slightly different setup on our side
I am trying to invoke-command on the remote sharepoint server =
( you have to set up psremoting, etc)
Invoke-Command -ComputerName -scriptblock { E:\Backup\BackupSite.ps1}
Similarly I can execute the backup.ps1 with no issue on the server but can't from the tidal job.
I'll let you know if we find a fix
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