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* Login to the machine using privileged account. | * Login to the machine using privileged account. | ||
* From command prompt, run the command below to invoke PowerShell: | * From command prompt, run the command below to invoke PowerShell: | ||
: ''powershell'' | : ''''powershell'''' | ||
: Note: You need to run cmd.exe or PowerShell.exe as administrator. | : Note: You need to run cmd.exe or PowerShell.exe as administrator. | ||
* Run the command below to find out the current PowerShell version: | * Run the command below to find out the current PowerShell version: | ||
: ''$PSVersionTable.PSVersion'' | : ''''$PSVersionTable.PSVersion'''' | ||
Revision as of 08:59, 15 November 2018
How to configure PowerShell for managing Azure resources (Windows platform)
- Login to the machine using privileged account.
- From command prompt, run the command below to invoke PowerShell:
- 'powershell'
- Note: You need to run cmd.exe or PowerShell.exe as administrator.
- Run the command below to find out the current PowerShell version:
- '$PSVersionTable.PSVersion'