Microsoft® Windows PowerShell® is a Windows® command-line shell and scripting language designed specifically for system administrators and built on top of the Microsoft .NET Framework. Active Administrator supports the use of PowerShell cmdlets.
What are cmdlets?
Windows PowerShell® has the concept of cmdlets. A cmdlet is a simple, single-function command that manipulates objects and is designed to be used in combination with other cmdlets.
If you already had Windows PowerShell installed on your computer before you installed Active Administrator®, the Active Administrator cmdlets were automatically installed and registered with Windows PowerShell.
Using Active Administrator cmdlets
The Active Administrator® cmdlets function very similarly to the included utilities in the AA Server Manager application. The cmdlets are located at C:\Program Files\Quest\Active Administrator\Server\PowerShell.
Viewing help
You can view help by typing the cmdlt name with no arguments or by using get-help.
Running cmdlets
You can run the cmdlets from the PowerShell console (right-click the cmdlet, and choose Run with PowerShell) or PowerShell ISE (open the cmdlet in ISE and click Run).
Using cmdlets manually
if(-Not(&($PSScriptRoot + "\ConfigAndLoadModule.ps1"))){ exit; }
Using cmdlets to get information about the Active Administrator server
Use these Active Administrator® cmdlets to see the current settings for the Active Administrator server.
NOTE: These cmdlets use <CommonParameters>, which are a set of PowerShell® cmdlet parameters that you can use with any cmdlet.
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