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Problem context Everything seems correct: The path is correctly set to find your PowerShell module (normally C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules) Your PowerShell module was correctly build Your files are in a subfolder of the C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules folder the PSM1 and PSD1 (if you created one) files have the same name as the folder name Your module is … Continue reading [Solved] No valid module file was found in any module directory
Main key steps If you are already opening PSSessions on other computers, then there are only two key steps which are different for Azure VMs: Add a new inbound rule to the VM's Network Security Group Change the existing firewall rule on the target computer to accept remote computers outside the local subnet However, to … Continue reading How to connect to an Azure VM with PowerShell from the Internet
Starting with Windows Server 2012, you can now handle directly the IP configuration with PowerShell cmdlets. Unfortunately, there is no cmdlet which directly updates an already existing IP address. You have to use four of them. Please be aware that you will disconnect yourself from the computer if you do this operation remotely. This won't … Continue reading How to replace an existing static IP address with PowerShell
The C:\Windows\WindowsUpdate.log file is the first basic log file where you can find helpful information when you try to investigate on the installation of updates. However, it is complex to read because the data comes from multiple sources. Among them you have: agent report setup misc sls ep idletmr au PT wutask dnldmgr In this … Continue reading How to read more easily the WindowsUpdate.log file
Starting with Windows Server 2012, you can now handle directly the IP configuration with PowerShell cmdlets. However, despite the way to go from a DHCP IP address to a static IP address is not easy to find, if you know it, it is pretty easy to understand. Please be aware that you will disconnect yourself … Continue reading How to switch between static IP address and DHCP with PowerShell
