You better tell us what you want to do/achieve to be able to follow your idea.
If you just want to run a standard NW command from PowerShell, just assign it to a string variable. Then execute it by running "invoke-expression" like
@somwali, This is not a NetWorker issue and more of a powershell issue. I am assuming you are testing the NetWorker REST API. There are a lot fixes recommended on stackoverflow, I would you try there. If you just trying to get some backup information then you can simple use the NetWorker commands to get the relevant information assuming NetWorker is installed on the system where you are running the commands.
bingo.1
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March 16th, 2022 06:00
You better tell us what you want to do/achieve to be able to follow your idea.
If you just want to run a standard NW command from PowerShell, just assign it to a string variable. Then execute it by running "invoke-expression" like
$command = "mminfo -s nw_server -avot > file"
invoke-expression $command
crazyrov
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March 17th, 2022 07:00
@somwali, This is not a NetWorker issue and more of a powershell issue. I am assuming you are testing the NetWorker REST API. There are a lot fixes recommended on stackoverflow, I would you try there.
If you just trying to get some backup information then you can simple use the NetWorker commands to get the relevant information assuming NetWorker is installed on the system where you are running the commands.