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No there is not. Just they way the whole thing is setup.
Oh and stop using the cmd prompt and start using powershell. You will thank me in the log run.
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Yes, you can use Runas to launch cmd.exe with an account that has administrative rights.
Or you can Tweak UAC to prompt you for authentication when you are trying to do something that has administrative rights.
In regards to powershell vs the command shell... eh... powershell is an amazing tool, but it's not obsoleting the command prompt. Depending on what you're doing, cmd.exe might be quicker, as powershell often likes to take it's time opening. Regardless of the shell, the question is really still the same...
runas /u:DOMAIN\user command
Code:runas /u:DOMAIN\user command
That's about as close as you can get.
Code:runas /u:DOMAIN\user command
That's about as close as you can get.
It kinda sucks.
I have a friend that works for the powershell dev team and she says it is the most requested feature from IT people/Powerusers.
function sudo ([string]$file, [string]$arguments) {
$psi = new-object System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo $file;
$psi.Arguments = $arguments;
$psi.Verb = "runas";
$psi.WorkingDirectory = get-location;
[System.Diagnostics.Process]::Start($psi);
}
Thanks guys, speaking of powershell...is there any good primers on it?
I cut my teeth with DOS 5.0 back in the day, so the old commands are ingrained...I.
Thanks guys, speaking of powershell...is there any good primers on it?
I cut my teeth with DOS 5.0 back in the day, so the old commands are ingrained...I've used powershell a little bit when I was admin on Office 365 at my last job.
LOL. How about someone who started with CPM 2.2?
Do you know C++, C# or VB, etc? It's pretty much like that, except you can type the statements into the command line, and it includes commands that are kinda command.exe like to make that kind of stuff easy. QUOTE]
ugh I hate programming (outside of Cisco switches)....
thanks for the link though
Do you know C++, C# or VB, etc? It's pretty much like that, except you can type the statements into the command line, and it includes commands that are kinda command.exe like to make that kind of stuff easy. That said, my favorite book on powershell is "powershell in action". Free wise, there's this online book: http://blogs.technet.com/b/chitpro-...shell-course-book-available-for-download.aspx - and a few others too I think.
I just tried this link and i got a 404 on what I thought was the actual download page:
http://download.microsoft.com/download/4/7/1/47104ec6-410d-4492-890b-2a34900c9df2/Workshops-EN.zip
Anyone have a good link?