September 2017
Intermediate to advanced
314 pages
8h 5m
English
Microsoft PowerShell comes configured by default on Windows machines to not run unsigned scripts. These are scripts or tidbits from unknown sources that are not digitally signed.
Microsoft PowerShell is configured on hosts by default to only run signed scripts. The PowerShell cmdlet Set-ExecutionPolicy is used to set this to one of four settings:
|
Setting |
Description |
|
Unrestricted |
No requirements; all scripts allowed |
|
RemoteSigned |
All local scripts allowed; only signed remote scripts |
|
AllSigned |
All scripts need to be signed |
|
Restricted |
No scripts allowed |
The typical admin in need of a quick fix will use Set-ExecutionPolicy to set the policy on the local machine to Unrestricted and then perform ...
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