Exchange 2013 displays credentials using PowerShell commands

When you run the command, there are severalPowerShelland theExchange PowerShellcommand to provide some credential parameters,allows you to use alternate group credentials.When you use a manual remoteShellConnection,Send mail,and work incross-forestin.in this section,we will learn how to create a credential object,You can use commands that support credential parameters-credential

How credentials work

You can use get-credential command to create a credential . in the following example , We store the credential object in a variable , and this variable can be Get-mailbox command to use

$credential = get-credential

Get-mailbox-credential $credential

when you run command , Span style= "font-family: ' The song Body '; > A box will pop up asking for a username and password The This credential is stored in the variable then you can command to use the -credential parameters are called by other commands then the command runs with the specified credentials

providing credential commands is not necessarily an interactive process , You can also use programmatic methods to create a credential object , rather than using get-credential Command :

$user = "Robin\administrator"

$pass = convertto-securestring-asplaintext [email protected]-force

$credential = New-object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential '

-argumentlist $user, $pass

We should have noticed we used the convertto-securestring command to create a secure string object new-object go to create a credential object

If you need to prompt the user for credentials , but you do not want to invoke the Windows Authentication dialog box , You can use the alternate language method is used in the Shell to prompt

user Credentials .

$user = read-host "Please enter your username"

$pass = read-host "Please enter your password"-assecurestring

$credential = New-object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential '

-argumentlist $user, $pass

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in this syntax, command to prompt the user for user name and password note : $pass object when we use the read-host–assecurestring parameter After creating the credentials I can see the in the following command. :

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here we can see , we can get the credentials stored in the object Usernameproperty Object . because the password attribute is stored as a safe character , we need to use getnetworkcredential method to associate credentials NetworkCredential object is converted to a simple string .

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Exchange 2013 displays credentials using PowerShell commands