PowerShell running directly on Windows Server Core - no need to wait for Windows Server 2008 R2…Â If you look closely you can see how I got it working.
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4 Comments
Softgrid?
Nice!, I’m guessing you re-packaged .net & Powershell and used Softgrid?
Nice going
Yeah, I used SoftGrid 4.5 beta. I sequenced the .NET Framework 2.0 and PowerShell 1.0 on Windows XP and ran that using the SoftGrid client on Server Core.
All that work (and licensing/hardware costs) just to run PowerShell. Wow, what is Microsoft thinking? Personally, I’m still liking VBscript.
Joe
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[...] Aaron used SoftGrid to repackage the .NET Framework and PowerShell for server core - and it worked! He says there are a few errors, but as a proof of concept it’s a great idea [...]
[...] PowerShell on Server Core is now possible and several people have done it, even if it isn't [...]
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