In PowerShell, Get-Credential does not prompt for password input.

Because I often perform operations in Working Group mode, you must enter creden。 when Remotely Managing other hosts. Generally, Get-Credential is used to pop up a prompt box and enter the password.

For example:

$ C = Get-Credential DBA_User
Get-WmiObject-Credential $ c-Class Win32_LogicalDisk-ComputerName 10.0.0.10

It is okay to query only one remote host. to query many hosts, you have to enter the password multiple times. A little troublesome!

So I thought I could not save the user name and password and call them directly. There are still methods:

$ Uname = "DBA_User"
$ Pwd = convertid-SecureString "My_Pwd"-AsPlainText-Force;
$ Cred = New-Object System. Management. Automation. PSCredential ($ uname, $ pwd );
Get-WmiObject-Credential $ cred-Class Win32_LogicalDisk-ComputerName 192.168.1.111

Everything in PowerShell is an object. Of course, Get-Credential is no exception. Instantiate an object and call it later.

The password must be converted to SecureString.