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Using alternate credentials with the FileSystem in PowerShell

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 20-May-2010

In PowerShell, cmdlets like Get-ChildItem and Get-Content support a -Credential parameter so you can access resources that require you to log in… the problem is that the built-in FileSystem provider does not. So as an example, if you have a server on a different domain and you want to copy files off of it, you [...]

Posted in Huddled | Tagged Add-Type, Credentials, FileShare, PInvoke, Server, UNC, Windows PowerShell

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