描述PowerShell 會話 (PSSessions),並說明如何建立遠端電腦的持續性連線。 about_Pwsh 說明如何使用 pwsh 命令行介面。 顯示命令行參數並描述語法。 about_Quoting_Rules 描述在PowerShell中使用單引號和雙引號的規則。 about_Redirection 說明如何將PowerShell的輸出重新導向至文字檔。 about_Ref 描述如何建立及使用引用...
Ben Winzenz didn’t like the fact that Windows PowerShell did not maintain history lists between sessions (http://winzenz.blogspot.com/2006/06/cool-mshpowershell-tidbit.html) . We hear you Ben. Back to my least favorite phrase, “to ship is to choose”. That said, we try to give yo...
為改善 Windows PowerShell 3.0 解譯及正確處理特殊字元的能力,用來處理路徑中特殊字元的LiteralPath參數在所有擁有Path參數的 Cmdlet (包括新的Update-Help與Save-HelpCmdlet) 上幾乎都是有效的。 剖析器也包含特殊邏輯,可改善對檔案名稱與路徑中的倒引號字元 (`) 及方括弧的處理能力。
Add-History Clear-History Clear-Host Connect-PSSession Debug-Job Disable-ExperimentalFeature Disable-PSRemoting Disable-PSSessionConfiguration Disconnect-PSSession Enable-ExperimentalFeature Enable-PSRemoting Enable-PSSessionConfiguration Enter-PSHostProcess Enter-PSSession Exit-PSHostP...
可以通过定义远程命令的参数并使用 cmdlet 的Invoke-CommandArgumentList参数将局部变量指定为参数值,在远程命令中使用局部变量。 param使用关键字 (keyword) 定义远程命令的参数。 参数名称是不需要与局部变量名称匹配的占位符。 在 命令中使用param由 关键字 (keyword) 定义的参数。
You want to save state or history between PowerShell sessions. Solution Subscribe to the PowerShell.Exiting engine event to have PowerShell invoke a script or script block that saves any state you need. To have PowerShell save your command history, place a call to Enable-HistoryPersistence in...
Add-HistoryAppends entries to the session history. Add-MemberAdds a user-defined custom member to an instance of a Windows PowerShell object. Add-PSSnapinAdds one or more Windows PowerShell snap-ins to the current session. Add-TypeAdds a Microsoft .NET Framework type (a class) to a Windows...
Persistent Windows PowerShell sessions (Reconnection).After you time out of the Windows PowerShell Web Access gateway, the remote connection between the gateway and the target computer is closed. This stops any cmdlets or scripts that are currently in process. You are encouraged to use the Windows...
Note: The history of executed commands in the current session is stored in memory by default. Once the PowerShell window is closed the history will be lost. To store the history between sessions by default configure the PowerShell to save the history to a file. Further reading: Run Strin...
(Get-PSReadLineOption).HistorySavePath and we can usecatand theSelect-Stringcmdlet (or its aliassls) to effectively “grep” or search the commands for items of interest (say, likepasswords!): Scripts & Exploit Kits However, working with PowerShell on the command line isn’t where the best...