Vista - Accessing powershell cmdlet via rsh

someshkrao · 12-12-2008

Hi All,

I am facing a problem while accessing the powershell command from rsh.

e.g from my server if I type the command 'rsh <servername> dir '
I am getting the ouput on the console

But when i try , rsh <servername> powershell get-executionpolicy'
Then it seems that the control is hanging.
Surprisingly when i press Ctrl+c , then the control comes out and also displays the output.

bash-2.05b$ rsh <servename> powershell get-executionpolicy
^CUnrestricted

Could any one please help me. Appreciate all of your help.

-Som

12-12-2008

Did you try with the "command" switch?

rsh <servername> powershell -command get-executionpolicy

Jacob

"someshkrao" wrote:

Quote:

>
> Hi All,
>
> I am facing a problem while accessing the powershell command from rsh.
>
> e.g from my server if I type the command 'rsh <servername> dir '
> I am getting the ouput on the console
>
> But when i try , rsh <servername> powershell get-executionpolicy'
> Then it seems that the control is hanging.
> Surprisingly when i press Ctrl+c , then the control comes out and also
> displays the output.
>
> bash-2.05b$ rsh <servename> powershell get-executionpolicy
> ^CUnrestricted
>
>
> Could any one please help me. Appreciate all of your help.
>
> -Som
>
>
> --
> someshkrao
>

someshkrao · 12-12-2008

Hi JMinnick ,

Yep , I tried with the option of -Command also , but then the same behaviour is seen.

-Somesh

12-12-2008	#1 (permalink)
someshkrao Windows 2 posts	Accessing powershell cmdlet via rsh Hi All, I am facing a problem while accessing the powershell command from rsh. e.g from my server if I type the command 'rsh <servername> dir ' I am getting the ouput on the console But when i try , rsh <servername> powershell get-executionpolicy' Then it seems that the control is hanging. Surprisingly when i press Ctrl+c , then the control comes out and also displays the output. bash-2.05b$ rsh <servename> powershell get-executionpolicy ^CUnrestricted Could any one please help me. Appreciate all of your help. -Som
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12-12-2008	#2 (permalink)
JMinnick n/a posts	RE: Accessing powershell cmdlet via rsh Did you try with the "command" switch? rsh <servername> powershell -command get-executionpolicy Jacob "someshkrao" wrote: Quote: > > Hi All, > > I am facing a problem while accessing the powershell command from rsh. > > e.g from my server if I type the command 'rsh <servername> dir ' > I am getting the ouput on the console > > But when i try , rsh <servername> powershell get-executionpolicy' > Then it seems that the control is hanging. > Surprisingly when i press Ctrl+c , then the control comes out and also > displays the output. > > bash-2.05b$ rsh <servename> powershell get-executionpolicy > ^CUnrestricted > > > Could any one please help me. Appreciate all of your help. > > -Som > > > -- > someshkrao >
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12-12-2008	#3 (permalink)
someshkrao Windows 2 posts	Re: Accessing powershell cmdlet via rsh Hi JMinnick , Yep , I tried with the option of -Command also , but then the same behaviour is seen. -Somesh
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