Open up the console, then click File -> Connect via Windows PowerShell If you want to do this straight from the Powershell ISE, you'll need:
Import-Module -path "Path to ConfigurationManager.psd1" CD "SiteCode:\" "SiteCode" should be your 3 digit site code, so for the hydration kit with a site code of PS1 it would be: CD "PS1:\" On Fri, May 10, 2013 at 8:37 AM, Jason Condo <[email protected]>wrote: > How do you load the PowerShell modules so you can run scripts? I am > pulling up the PowerShell ISE and don’t see any of the xxx-CMxxxxxx > commands available. I am running from a 2012 primary site server with SP1 > and CU1 and the console installed so I would expect the PowerShell > extensions for ConfigMgr to be there.**** > > ** ** > > Everything I see says you just need the console installed but I don’t see > them on the server or my laptop with 2012 sp1 and cu1 installed. OpsMgr and > VMM both have their own PowerShell environment. Is there something more I > need to install?**** > > ** ** > > Jason Condo**** > >
