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PowerShell Enable SCE 2007

If you work with SCE 2007 or MOM 2005 and are lookinig for PowerShell support,

Next the PDF on momresources.com, based on the posts I did about that topic on my old blog, how to "PowerShell Enable" MOM 2005

Shelling MOM 2005: Part 1 – Creating a MOM-Friendly Shell

 

There is now also a PDF describing how the "PowerShell Enable " SCE 2007 using the same method on System Center Forum

http://systemcenterforum.org/wp-content/uploads/SCECmdShellEnv.pdf

 

As SCE 2007 does not feature the SCOMCS, and has no PowerShell support by default. but as is the case  MOM 2005 and SMS 2003 , SCE 2007 has some .NET libraries available in the SDK, that we can load into PowerShell to enable us to use them from there.

Ok, we still do not have provider supprt etc. as in SCOM 2007 ,  but as the SDK DDL's for SCE 2007 also support remoting now, we do not have the same problem as with MOM 2005, that we had to run PowerShell on a Management Server to make it work because the MOM 2005 SDK dll's did not support remoting, so we can also use them client side !     * disclaimer * ;-) did no testing myself yet.

 

Enjoy,

Greetings /\/\o\/\/

Published Wednesday, May 02, 2007 1:08 PM by admin

Comments

# re: PowerShell Enable on MOM 2005

Has anyone written any scripts for PowerShell and MOM 2005, going beyond the concepts in this article?

Would like to try and make changes to Computers, e.g. to set them to managed or unmanaged, or set them into maintenance mode, via a ps script.

Tuesday, May 27, 2008 11:57 AM by Simonm
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