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Add A "Start In" Directory for Enter-PSSession
By default, we are placed into Documents (at least I am), then have to change directories. It would be nice to be able to specify a directory we'd like to start in using Enter-PSSession.
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Block WinRM operations during servicing
The WinRM service starts normally and accepts requests during component servicing operations (eg, "Working on Updates", "Working on Features" screens after a post-update/feature-change reboot). This causes problems for configuration management in cases where the servicing process triggers further reboots, especially since there doesn't appear to be a documented way to determine that servicing is underway. WinRM should either wait to accept requests until servicing is complete, or a way for third-party tools to determine that servicing is underway from Powershell should be documented.
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Get-PSSessionCapability returns capabilities even when the speficied user doesn't have permissions to connect to the session
The documentation on Get-PSSessionCapability states it returns information (capabilities) on the session configuration the specified username has on it, but it also returns it for a SessionConfiguration (created with a pssc file) when it wasn't created with a RoleDefinition, no matter if the specified user can or cannot access it.
I would expect it not to return any information for that SessionConfiguration, or have a property that indicates the specified doesn't have the required permissions (invoke / fullcontrol).4 votes
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