What’s in store for the next version of iPowerShell Pro? Can you say Enhanced PowerShell Web Access? Check out the screen shots below:
Figure 1 below shows what PSWA looks like on a tablet through iPowerShell Pro.
Figure 1: Logged into a PSWA console
Tap the cmdlet button to bring up a list of cmdlets.
Figure 2: Select a cmdlet
Tap a cmdlet to bring up its list of parameters.
Figure 3: cmdlet parameters
Tap the parameters you want to include in your command line and press Done. Then fill in the values you want to pass as parameters.
Figure 4: Fill in the values you want to pass as parameters.
Press Send on the keyboard and execute your input.
Figure 5: Tap and run!
And everything you send through the input line gets saved in the History list.
Figure 6: The History List
Looks cool, huh? For more details come see us at Tech-Ed 2013 in New Orleans June 3-6th, 2013, Booth 2211.
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