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• Powershell Run Batch File As Different User

You cannot load a whole module as another user however you can run individual commands.For example: # Load ActiveDirectory moduleImport-Module ActiveDirectory# Save creds securely for this session$admin = Get-Credential# Run cmdlet as the admin userNew-ADUser -Credential $admin# Pull user as the admin userGet-ADUser -Credential $adminKeep in mind that this will only work if the cmdlet supports the -Credential parameter, if it does not you'll have to run PowerShell in a context where the correct credentials are used.

Hey,I got a problem, I want to run a command/script as a different user in Exchange Powershell out of the normal Powershell. I got a Java Application which should automatically execute these commands and show the output in an swing application (differenttopic).Java can only execute normal Powershell so I execute Exchange (2007) Powershell scripts with this command (Command 1): C:WindowsSystem32WindowsPowerShellv1.0powershell.exe -PSConsoleFile 'C:Program FilesMicrosoftExchange Serverbinexshell.psc1' -command '. 'PathToScript'But the user who starts the Java Program has no rights to read on the Exchange Server. So I need to somehow execute this script as a different user. I just found out that executing Remote Powershell Commands/Skripts is not supported with Exchange 2007 (howexchangeworks. So I need to wait until the upgrade to 2013.Some workarounds: social.technet.microsoft.

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Com/Forums/en-US/exchangesvrgeneral/thread/4596035a-cede-4541-8b8e-e2e9bf1b40dcOr: peerfect.blogspot. Co.at/2012/10/re-blog-of-my-exchange-remote.htmlSo I will run Java with the Exchange Read user Credentials (what I didnt want) and wait for the Exchange 2013 Update.

Powershell Run Batch File As Different User

From the errors you posted, it looks more like the remote session is failing to authenticate with your 'userWithExchangeRights' user.First, I'd recommend that you set up the PSSession yourself. It may simplify things and make your troubleshooting easier. First, create a script with all of your Exchange commands in it.

At the beginning of the script, set up a new PSSession, like this: $computerName = 'MyExchangeServer.mydomain.local'$username = 'DOMAINuserWithExchangeRights'$password = 'P4$$w0rd'$cred = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential -ArgumentList @($username,(ConvertTo-SecureString -String $password -AsPlainText -Force))$session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri -Credential $credImport-PSSession $sessionNow, when you need to launch the script, just call 'powershell.exe -File.ps1'. The script will connect to Exchange and then execute your commands.Before plugging this into your Java program, try running it from a command prompt. If it doesn't work, then you have a permission error within Exchange (perhaps the user doesn't have RemotePowershellEnabled set in Exchange?).

If it does work, then try pluggingit into your Java program. If it works from the command prompt, but fails from the Java program, then there is some different in the environment between the standard PowerShell and whatever the Java program is doing, which would need further troubleshooting.Mike. Thank you for your support. But how do I get the http: //$computerName/powershelldirectory?

My default website does not show any Powershell virtual directory. Tried google but did not find out how to create this directory in Exchange 2007 (new-powershellvirtualdirectory is not recognized in PS nor EMC, on this computer just the ExchangeManagement Tools are installed and the Exchange runs on a different server).

So when I try the above I get the following error: New-PSSession: localhost Connecting to remote server localhost failed with the following error message: The WinRM client received an HTTP status code of 502 fromthe remote WS-Management service. For more information, see the aboutRemoteTroubleshooting Help topic.At E:Jobstest.ps1:5 char:12+ $session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri ht.+ + CategoryInfo: OpenError: (System.Manageme.RemoteRunspace:RemoteRunspace) New-PSSession, PSRemotingTransportException+ FullyQualifiedErrorId: -,PSSessionOpenFailed(meaning there is no website). I execute the statements in my test.ps1 on localhost and with specifying the -server exchSrv parameter.How can I solve this problem? I just found out that executing Remote Powershell Commands/Skripts is not supported with Exchange 2007 (howexchangeworks.

So I need to wait until the upgrade to 2013.Some workarounds: social.technet.microsoft. Com/Forums/en-US/exchangesvrgeneral/thread/4596035a-cede-4541-8b8e-e2e9bf1b40dcOr: peerfect.blogspot. Co.at/2012/10/re-blog-of-my-exchange-remote.htmlSo I will run Java with the Exchange Read user Credentials (what I didnt want) and wait for the Exchange 2013 Update. I just found out that executing Remote Powershell Commands/Skripts is not supported with Exchange 2007 (howexchangeworks. So I need to wait until the upgrade to 2013.Some workarounds: social.technet.microsoft. Com/Forums/en-US/exchangesvrgeneral/thread/4596035a-cede-4541-8b8e-e2e9bf1b40dcOr: peerfect.blogspot.

Co.at/2012/10/re-blog-of-my-exchange-remote.htmlSo I will run Java with the Exchange Read user Credentials (what I didnt want) and wait for the Exchange 2013 Update.Which is what I posted without as much detail in the first answer. You cannot do that with PowerShell and Java.¯(ツ)/¯.