Remote file explorer PowerPack using PowerShell 2.0 remoting
I’ve published a free book on PowerShell 2.0 remoting. You can download it at: [download id=”22″ format=”4″] I just realesed my second powerpack for PowerGUI — A remote file explorer. This one uses PowerShell 2.0 remoting to enable remote drive browsing and file transfers. For performing file transfers, I am using pModem module developed by @oising. At present, this module supports file transfers from a remote session only. So as this PowerPack. Requirements 1. PowerGUI 2.0 or later 2. PowerShell 2.0 3. pModem 0.5 or later pModem download: http://www.nivot.org/2009/11/02/PowerShell20IntroducingThePModemFileTransferProtocol.aspx Make sure you copy this module to all remote computer to the $ENV:PSModulePath 4. You need to run PowerGUI with elevated privileges Getting Started Enable PS remoting on computers by using Enable-PSRemoting. For guidance on how to do this in a workgroup environment check http://139.59.40.198/blog/?p=1060 Check PS remoting on each computer by using Enter-PSSession -ComputerName Localhost Install this powerpack Add remote computers using “Add remoting Computers” Option in actions Make sure you check PowerShell libraries in the admin console’s file menu to see if pmodem is enabled or not. …