Hello,
When I try to execute
$r = New-Runspace internalComputername -cred domain\user
in Powershell gives me error
The WinRM client sent a request to an HTTP server and got a response saying the requested HTTP URL was not available. This is usually returned by a HTTP server that does not support the WS-Management protocol.

I want to know what it means and how to solve?

I have also installed powershell 2.0 and WinRM to client machine to which i am trying to connect.

- Kartik

 

If you have powershell V2 CTP 2, then the requirements are Vista or 2008 + WinRM 2.0 on both sides. This is steeper than what the first CTP had, so make sure you are meeting that.

I would start doing tests using winrm & winrs executables to see if you can find config issues. did you run "winrm quickconfig" on the server?

Note that the params to winRM clash horribly with powershell token parsing which I just can't stand...it's easier to run them from cmd.exe unfortunately. Or you can escape the dashes, I think that fixes it.

I am running script from MS 2003 64 bit and try to connect Win XP 32 bit machine.
Is it work?

I have installed Powershell 2.0 CTP on both machine.

Please reply..

- Kartik

The processor platform is irrelevant to WinRM.

Very important to note here whether you have CTP1 (November 2007) or CTP2 (April 2008).  CTP1 depends on WinRM 1.1, and CTP2 depends on WinRM 2.0 CTP1 or CTP2.

CTP1 with WinRM 1.1 work on XP, but you have to connect to another system with CTP1 and WinRM 1.1 installed.  You can't mix and match CTP versions and WinRM versions.

Now, you mention XP...  Do you have IIS running?  WinRM 1.1 and IIS on XP can't run on the same port.  If you have IIS, shut it down, retry remote commands to see if that fixes you up.

any budy help me

1. How can i stop or start a remote system services through powr shell?

kilaruv

india ,pune.

There are various ways to accomplish this.

Using WMI:
(gwmi win32_service -filter "Name='w32time'").stopservice()
(gwmi win32_service -filter "Name='w32time'").startservice()

Do something like this for a remote machine:
(gwmi win32_service -filter "Name='w32time'" -computername "some_computer").stopservice()
(gwmi win32_service -filter "Name='w32time'" -computername "some_computer").startservice()

Oh, this is in a v2 forum... Are you using v1 or v2? There's some other methods in v2 that are more "built-in".