Dear all,
I would like to know, how I can open a runspace to an Exchange Server 2013 WITHOUT explicitelly applying username and password (well - this works using basic authentication).
Following scenario :
- A (well patched) Win 7 Enterprise Client with Exchange 2013 Client Tools installed
- Logged in as (the) domain admin
- Using Exchange Management Shell I can administer Exchange WITHOUT entering username/password
- Using C# I cannot :(
Nothing helped (DefaultCredentials [even with Releasebuild], PSCredentials.Empty or null, tried All members of AuthenticationMechanism).
I wonder how Powershell itself does the thing....
There must be a way to connect with the current user credentials...
I you know, how this can be done, then provide a short snippet - please.
Please no links or something like "...try to use blablabla" - thanks :)
The thing that I would like to do is :
- configure a runspace for the exchange server (WITHOUT user/password)
- create that runspace
- create a pipeline with that
- add a command/parameters
- invoke
- examine the results
- clean up
As I mentioned above - all things work well - except the thing with the "trusted connection".
It works only, if I provide a username and a password in the PSCredential parameter....
...but it should work without it...
Please provide a tested and running example :)
Best regards
dp.