bTkalternate
IS-IT--Management
Hi,
Do you know how I can run powershell as a user with read only rights i.e. unable to use "set-"
If I log in to my machine as a domain admin and run powershell there is a possibility I use set- instead of get-.
Is there a way I can avoid the issue even though its not likely to occur.
Thanks,
b
Do you know how I can run powershell as a user with read only rights i.e. unable to use "set-"
If I log in to my machine as a domain admin and run powershell there is a possibility I use set- instead of get-.
Is there a way I can avoid the issue even though its not likely to occur.
Thanks,
b