I am unable to use the set-location command after I have connected to remote computer using enter-pssession. Is this possible?
Thank for any help!
Robert
I am unable to use the set-location command after I have connected to remote computer using enter-pssession. Is this possible?
Thank for any help!
Robert
Provided the location you specify exists and you have permission, and the Remoting endpoint doesn’t prevent it, then yes.
What happens if you:
PS> Enter-PSSession $Hostname
PS> Test-Path $ThePathYouWantToSet-LocationTo
Thank you… Don
The location does exist.
This is a domain computer. I can use the set-location command when I am physically on the machine:
PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> hostname
OWT2077
PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> Set-Location -Path \owsms\Infotech
PS Microsoft.PowerShell.Core\FileSystem::\owsms\Infotech>
When connect to OWT2077 using enable-pssession and try using the set-location command I get this:
[owt2077]: PS C:\Users\e139022\Documents> Set-Location “\owsms\infotech”
Set-Location : Access is denied
+ CategoryInfo : PermissionDenied: (\owsms\infotech:String) [Set-Location], UnauthorizedAcc
essException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : ItemExistsUnauthorizedAccessError,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.SetLocation
Command
I don’t understand where the PermissionDenied is coming from?
Thank you again for your input!
Robert
Ah. You’re attempting to connect to a UNC. That won’t work in the default Remoting world because your delegated credential cannot be delegated across a second hop. This is “the second hop problem;” see same in “Secrets of PowerShell Remoting” on our ebooks menu. You would be perhaps better cresting a new PSDrive to the UNC, as you can provide explicit credentials to do so.
Thank you Don!
I have to say - I didn’t expect to get a response from someone with your level of skill and recognition. I am pretty new to PowerShell but I have completely absorbed myself in it. I have taken your “Play by Play: PowerShell from Idea to Action” on Pluralsight. I also have listened to you on Channel 9. I have taken the courses on MVA taught by Jason Helmick and Jeffery Snover. Jeffery Snover is always touting how great the PowerShell community is. After this experience - I am can see why. You guys are all great teachers and I enjoy learning from all of you. So Thank You for sacrifices and time you give.
Robert Rosas
Don … that guy