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Powershell CmdLet not recognizing enterprise license

Powershell CmdLet not recognizing enterprise license

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zachary
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Hello,

I'm trying to run the following code snippet:

[color=00FFFF]# Register RDM Snap-in
Write-Host 'Registering RDM PowerShell Module...'
set-alias installutil "$([System.Runtime.InteropServices.RuntimeEnvironment]::GetRuntimeDirectory())installutil.exe"
installutil "$env:PROGRAMFILES\Devolutions\Remote Desktop Manager\RemoteDesktopManager.PowerShell.dll"

Get-PSSnapin -Name *Remote.Desktop* -Registered | % {

Write-Host "$_..." -NoNewline;

if ((Get-PSSnapin -Name $_ -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) -eq $null){
Write-Host "installing" -ForegroundColor Yellow; Add-PsSnapin $_
}

else {
Write-Host "already installed" -ForegroundColor Green
}

}

$dataSourceList = Get-RDMDataSource[/color]
But I get the following warning:





But I have an enterprise site license that is valid until April 1st, 2017:





I'm running on Windows 10 with RDM version 11.6.1.0

All Comments (5)

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David Hervieux

Hi,
I suspect that the PowerShell does not load the configuration file. Do you use a custom destination for your configuration? Perhaps you could also verify the working folder.

Regards

David Hervieux

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zachary

The configuration is in the default location:

AppData\Local\Devolutions\RemoteDesktopManager\RemoteDesktopManager.cfg

Do I need to do anything special to load the configuration file? I tried running the cmdlet from both the product installation and appdata and got the same warning.

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zachary

Hmm... when I run this snippet in ISE I get the above warning, but when I run directly in powershell it works as expected? Is this something you can duplicate?

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Olivier Desalliers

Hello Zachary,

Are you using the PowerShell session in RDM? If so, you don't need to register manually the snap-in. You can check in the PowerShell session settings the option "Load RDM snap-in".



Best regards,

Olivier Désalliers

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zachary

Olivier,

I was using the standalone powershell ISE. I further narrowed it down to when I run ISE in administrator mode. So for now, it looks like I'm able to get it to work.

Thanks,