Get-execution policy of all Domain Controllers in Forest

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I wish to query all the domain controllers in a multi domain forest for get-executionpolicy and then set it to Remote Signed (Windows 2008 R2) without using Group policy.

How can I do this once I have

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…once you have what?

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HI Don,

Apologies for this incomplete question. I believe that the “once I have…” came from another reply to an email.

The original question I had is for essentially running PS across domain boundaries. Since I first posited the question here, I have grabbed a copy of PS in a Month of Lunches (which I am thoroughly enjoying). I’m sure the answer is there and although advised to read it sequentially, perhaps you can throw me a clue where and when to look out for the answer?

thanks again
Jeff

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So, if you’re looking to use Remoting to query across domain boundaries, grab “Secrets of PowerShell Remoting” (it’s a free ebook - check the Resources menu here). It covers everything. You’d want to use the Invoke-Command cmdlet to check/modify the registry on each machine (the registry is where the machine-wide Execution Policy is stored).

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Many thanks Don