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| Guest | New PSDrives Once you've created a new PSDrive in a PowerShell session, how do you get it to exist beyond that session? |
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| Guest | Re: New PSDrives Pimp Daddy wrote:
make the drives persist like a mapped network drive. -- Hal Rottenberg <hal@xxxxxx> Author, TechProsaic (http://halr9000.com) Webmaster, Psi (http://psi-im.org) Co-host, PowerScripting Podcast (http://powerscripting.net) | ||||||||||||
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| Guest | Re: New PSDrives in addition to last 2 answers, to map a normal persistant networkdrive from PowerShell you can do this : (new-object -com wscript.network).MapNetworkDrive("z:","\\localhost\Posh",$true) or just use the NET use command net use Y: \\localhost\PoSH /PERSISTENT:Yes they aso will be added a PsDrives : get-psdrive PS C:\Users\mvanorsouw> z: PS Z:\> dir Directory: Microsoft.PowerShell.Core\FileSystem::Z:\ only you are limited to the 26 driveletters this way. Greetings /\/\o\/\/ http://thePowerShellGuy.com "Hal Rottenberg" <hal@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:uHC9UKpSIHA.1204@xxxxxx
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