Vista - calling winrm from a custom cmdlet

Hi,

I am trying to write a cmdlet as part of a PSSnapin (in C#) that calls
winrm and then prints the output back on the console. For example, I
have a cmdlet called Get-AvailableX, which would take some input
parameters and transform them into an argument string to pass to a
winrm enumerate call (in this case, to enumerate all instances of X).
I would then like all of the returned instances printed out on the
powershell console.

The only way I have discovered to do this so far is using the
System.Diagnostics.Process class, but when I try that, I keep getting
exceptions saying "The system can not find the file specified".

I am simply trying the following (where args is a string I constructed
beforehand):
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("winrm.cmd " + args);

If I type 'winrm' on the powershell console I get back the expected
results. Any ideas why I can't get it going through my C# code?

Thanks,

Simon

I don't know what kind of environment will be inherited by the host, but
how about trying the full path just for fun:

[System.Diagnostics.Process]::Start("C:\WINDOWS\system32\winrm.cmd")

Marco

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