If you compare on a regular 圆4 powershell console, and in a x86 v2 console like the one we started in the section above, you will see the difference.Īdd the following REG_DWORD registry key on the Orchestrator server and set the value to 1, to make Powershell (x86) always load the latest. “Major” is the version of the currently loaded. You can verify this by typing: ::version in your powershell console. Net4 assemblies, and poweshell v2 will only load. If we try to load the cmdlets: import-module activedirectory you will see it will fail to load with some strange errorsĪctive Directory cmdlets are compiled using the.If your AD OU structure will work for your EPO group structure, select Systems and container structure.This is the easiest method and simplifies the Containers section below. Next to Synchronization type, click Edit. Loading version 2 by typing: powershell -version 2 In the System Tree module, select a group and click the Group Details tab.VRAPowershellvro05. Select PowerShell and Instead of Write Script, Select Import Package and import your zip file. Orchestrator runs all powershell scripts in powershell v2 and in 32-bit mode. In ABX, go to Cloud Assembly, Extensibility, Actions, Create a New Action and associate to your Project. Net Script Activity is really nice, because we have the possibility to publish variables in the script directly to the data bus.Ī way around this could be to run scripts remotely on another server or add: Powershell around your script, but in both cases we loose the possibility to publish all variables to the data bus. As you might have noticed, Orchestrator can be a bit grumpy when it comes to running Powershell scripts.
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