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power shell error: Cannot bind parameter - Server Fault Cannot convert the "subject" value of type "System String" to type System Management Automation ScriptBlock" This is saying that it can't convert a string into a scriptBlock, which implies that where needs to be followed by a script block like so: {code here}
Accessing Supermicro IPMI via SSH - Server Fault But now, having access to numerous Supermicro boxes with IPMI, I discover that SSH access works differently: about a half of boxes runs "normal" shell on IPMI's 22 port, other runs the "ATEN SMASH-CLP System Management Shell"
I am getting Invalid class errors for my PowerShell script Get-WmiObject : Invalid class “Msvm_ImageManagementService” This class is exposed by the Hyper-V WMI provider If you don't have Hyper-V or Hyper-V Management tools installed on the target machine, this class won't be there Get-WmiObject : Invalid class "MSPower_*" The MSPower superclass is not officially supported, and the derivated _Device* classes is not exposed unless an installed
What is the SMBus I2C Header on my motherboard? - Server Fault The system management I²C bus is used for various purposes, most commonly: access DIMM SPD memory access sensor information - temperature levels, fan speeds, voltage levels control fan speeds smart power-supply management (fan temperature voltages) There may be vendor options that connect to the I²C header - either additional monitor actor chips (case temperature sensors, smart PSU
Unable able to run remote Powershell using Active Directory If you go with a Server 2003 or 2008 AD server with the above add-on, you will still need a Server 2008 R2 or Windows 7 system to be able to utilize the AD module Using PowerShell remoting, you would be able to use any system with PowerShell v2 installed to call the AD module cmdlets remotely, as outlined here: