Windows 8

  1. This cmdlet displays the list of client security groups that are part of the DirectAccess deployment and the client properties ...
  2. This cmdlet displays the list of the following types of RADIUS servers 1. Radius for VPN authentication 2. Radius for DirectAccess ...
  3. This cmdlet does the following 1. Configure the IPv4 address assignment method 2. Configure the IPv6 prefix for IPv6 address ...
  4. This cmdlet does the following 1. Configures the DNS server and proxy server addresses of a Name Resolution Policy Table ...
  5. This cmdlet does the following 1. Enables inbox and RADIUS accounting (both external RADIUS and Windows accounting) and configures ...
  6. This cmdlet does the following 1. Performs pre-requisite checks for DirectAccess to ensure that it can be installed 2. Installs ...
  7. This cmdlet edits the properties associated with an external RADIUS server being used for the following 1. VPN authentication ...
  8. This cmdlet is used to configure the Network location server. It can be present on the DirectAccess server or on some other ...
  9. This cmdlet is used to modify parameters a S2S Interface. If the interface is already connected, the changes take effect ...
  10. This cmdlet is used to modify parameters a S2S interface. If the interface is already connected, the changes take effect ...
  11. This cmdlet is used to obtain the current health of a Remote Access deployment. 1. Health of a specific Remote Access server ...
  12. This cmdlet modifies configuration that is common to both DirectAccess and VPN viz. the following 1. SSL certificate 2. Internal ...
  13. This cmdlet performs the following operations 1. Adds a new application server security group to the DirectAccess deployment ...
  14. This cmdlet performs the following operations 1. Removes one or more client machine security group(s) from the DirectAccess ...
  15. This cmdlet performs the following operations 1. Removes the specified lit of application server security groups from the ...
  16. This cmdlet performs the following operations for clients and down-level (Windows 7) clients 1. Adds one or more client machine ...
  17. This cmdlet removes an external RADIUS server from being used for one of the following purposes 1. VPN authentication 2. ...
  18. This cmdlet removes the Name Resolution Policy Table entry corresponding to the specified DNS suffix from the Name Resolution ...
  19. This cmdlet removes the specified Management servers from the DirectAccess deployment. Management server here refers to patch ...
  20. This cmdlet requires Administrator permissions. Open Windows PowerShell with administrator privilege, and then try again. ...
  21. This cmdlet supports the common parameters: Verbose, Debug, ErrorAction, ErrorVariable, WarningAction, WarningVariable, OutBuffer ...
  22. This cmdlet supports the workflow common parameters: PSComputerName, JobName, PSApplicationName, PSCredential, PSPort, PSConfigurationName, ...
  23. This cmdlet updates the list of Management servers of the DirectAccess deployment. Management server here refers to patch ...
  24. This collection includes the Random, Swirl, Warp, Anon, Falloff, Water, Bubble, Dizzy, Windmill, Niagara, Blender, X Marks ...
  25. This color profile is a system default profile. It is also a read-only file. Are you sure you want to remove it from the ...
  26. This COM name is being used by another device (such as another com port or modem). Using duplicate names can lead to inaccessible ...
  27. This command activates or deactivates the TPM. This command requires physical presence at the computer and cannot be run ...
  28. This command allows an admin to view or modify the password replication policy for RODCs. /prp ADDITIONAL_ARGS can be either ...
  29. This command allows an entity with knowledge of the migration authorization ticket (as generated by TPM_CMK_CreateTicket) ...
  30. This command allows an entity with knowledge of the migration authorization ticket of a key (as created with TPM_CMK_CreateTicket) ...
  31. This command allows an owner of a loaded key to obtain the public key value of that key. The loaded key is created using ...
  32. This command allows or disallows the ability to set an owner. This command requires physical presence at the computer and ...
  33. This command allows software to protect secrets so that they are released only if a specified computer configuration is validated. ...
  34. This command allows the operator of the computer to deactivate the TPM until the next computer restart. The operator must ...
  35. This command allows the owner of the counter to release the specified counter. This command stops all subsequent reads or ...
  36. This command allows the TPM owner to change the TPM owner authorization value or the storage root key (SRK) authorization ...
  37. This command allows the TPM owner to clear the TPM. This means that the only key remaining on the TPM is the endorsement ...
  38. This command allows the TPM owner to create a maintenance archive that enables the migration of data held by the TPM. This ...
  39. This command allows the TPM owner to create a migration authorization ticket so that users can move keys without involvement ...
  40. This command allows the TPM owner to create a new monotonic counter, assign an authorization value to that counter, increment ...
  41. This command allows the TPM owner to create a signature verification ticket using a provided public key. This ticket is used ...
  42. This command allows the TPM owner to create an authorization ticket for one or more migration authorities so that users can ...
  43. This command allows the TPM owner to define space for an area of non-volatile storage on the TPM. This definition includes ...
  44. This command allows the TPM owner to enable or disable the TPM. See the descriptions for the TPM_PhysicalEnable and TPM_PhysicalDisable ...
  45. This command allows the TPM owner to establish the Direct Anonymous Attestation (DAA) parameters in the TPM for a specific ...
  46. This command allows the TPM owner to generate an Attestation Identity Key (AIK) that can be used to sign information generated ...
  47. This command allows the TPM owner to load a maintenance archive (generated by TPM_CreateMaintenanceArchive). When loaded, ...
  48. This command allows the TPM owner to load a row of a delegation tables into the TPM's non-volatile storage. This command ...
  49. This command allows the TPM owner to manage delegation family tables. Run this command at least once before running delegation ...
  50. This command allows the TPM owner to permanently disable the TPM_OwnerClear command. Once used, the owner must run the TPM_ForceClear ...
  51. This command allows the TPM owner to prevent the creation of a maintenance archive using the TPM_CreateMaintenanceArchive ...
  52. This command allows the TPM owner to release the specified counter. This stops all subsequent reads or increments of the ...
  53. This command allows the TPM owner to return the public portion of the TPM endorsement key (EK) or storage root key (SRK). ...
  54. This command allows the TPM owner to set certain attributes such as whether the key can be evicted by anyone but the owner. ...
  55. This command allows the TPM owner to set the audit flag for a given command number. When this flag is turned on, the command ...
  56. This command allows the TPM owner to unwrap the session key that allows for the decryption of the Attestation Identity Key ...
  57. This command allows the TPM to migrate a blob (as generated by TPM_CreateMigrationBlob or TPM_CMK_CreateBlob) to a destination ...
  58. This command cannot be executed because the Connection URI is not in correct format. Please check the connection uri and ...
  59. This command cannot be run because either the parameter "{0}" has a value that is not valid or cannot be used with this command. ...
  60. This command cannot be run because the debugger cannot be attached to the process "{0} ({1})". Specify another process and ...
  61. This command cannot be run because the file path '{0}' is not valid. Please provide a valid file path and then run the command. ...
  62. This command cannot be run because the input "{0}" is not a valid Application. Give a valid application and run your command ...
  63. This command cannot be run because the prefix value in the Namespace parameter is null. Provide a proper prefix and then ...
  64. This command cannot be run due to error 1783. The possible cause of this error can be using of a non-existing user "{0}". ...
  65. This command cannot be run due to the following error: the service cannot be started because it is disabled or does not have ...
  66. This command cannot be used because the configuration is corrupted. Run WinRM invoke Restore WinRM/config to restore the ...
  67. This command cannot be used because the parameter does not match any properties on the ResourceURI.Check the input parameters ...
  68. This command cannot be used because the parameter matches a non-text property on the ResourceURI.Check the input parameters ...
  69. This command cannot be used because the parameter matches multiple properties on the ResourceURI.Check the input parameters ...
  70. This command cannot be used because the parameter value type is invalid. {0} configuration expects a value of Type {1}. Verify ...
  71. This command cannot be used from the current path. Move to root path of the provider using cd\ and run your command again. ...
  72. This command cannot be used to remove the computer 'localhost' because it will always be connected. Give some other connected ...
  73. This command cannot be used without Basic or Digest authentication algorithm because credentials are specified.Use Basic ...
  74. This command cannot be used without credential because the authentication algorithm is Basic or Digest. Use Credentials parameter ...
  75. This command cannot set the input value because these values are Primary keys or Container items of the resource object. ...