Determine Which Version of Powershell is installed
February 3, 2016 Leave a comment
If you need to find out which version of Powershell is installed on a machine simply open Powershell and type:
$PSVersionTable.PSVersion
8.3
8.4
9
877
877W
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Active Directory
activesync
Allow
ASA
ASDM
backup
Cisco
Citrix
Clean-MailboxDatabase
Create
Domain Controller
dsget
ESX
Exchange
Exchange Management Console
Exchange Management Shell
export
GPMC
GPO
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Group Policy Object
HTTPS
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Install
Installation
kcc
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linux
Management
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NTP
Office 2010
Patch
PDC Emulator
PIX
Powershell
PXE
repadmin
replication
restart
Robocopy
Router
Samsung DCS Compact II
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Search
Service Pack 1
Site to Site
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SSH
SSL Certificate
telnet
Time-Service
Tunnel
update
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VPN
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WDS
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Windows Server 2008
Windows Server 2012
Windows Update
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WSUS
zone based firewall
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