Monthly Archives: May 2009

PSCX Tips Part 2

Posted on May 22, 2009 by rkeithhill

This is a continuation of PSCX Tips Part 1.  Here are some more things you can do with the PowerShell Community Extensions. If you do .NET software development and partially strong name your assemblies then you know that at some … Continue reading →

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PSCX Tips

Posted on May 20, 2009 by rkeithhill

We recently released a beta of the PowerShell Community Extensions that supports PowerShell V2 in addition to V1.   This version also supports 64-bit versions of Windows.  The primary purpose of PSCX is to flesh out the functionality of PowerShell such … Continue reading →

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PSCX 1.2 Beta Available

Posted on May 14, 2009 by rkeithhill

Last night we released a beta of the PowerShell Community Extensions 1.2.  The release supports Windows PowerShell V2 and has better support for 64-bit Windows.  PowerShell MVP/Rockstar Oisin Grehan has added two very useful cmdlets to this release: Read-Archive and … Continue reading →

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PowerShell V2 Remoting on Workgroup Joined Computers – YES It Can Be Done

Posted on May 2, 2009 by rkeithhill

There are a number of extra steps to take to get V2 remoting to work on workgroup joined computers like the ones in your home – unless you’re running a DC at home (sick puppy).  First up, is a registry … Continue reading →

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