Importing the cmdlets into the Windows PowerShell console

If you install the authentication and privilege elevation module for Windows PowerShell in the default location, it is a self-contained Windows PowerShell console. If you install the files in the location for system modules so that cmdlets from other modules are available in the same console, you should import the authentication and privilege elevation module into your default Windows PowerShell console.

To import the authentication and privilege elevation module:

  1. On the Start menu, select Windows PowerShell to display a menu extension with a list of Tasks.
  2. On the Tasks menu, select Import System Modules to import the authentication and privilege elevation module and open the Windows PowerShell console.

  3. Verify the installation and import completed successfully, type the following command:

    get-command *-Cdm*

You should see a listing of the authentication and privilege elevation cmdlets, similar to the following partial list:

PS C:\Windows\system32> get-command *-Cdm*
CommandType Name                       Definition
----------- ----                       ----------
Cmdlet      Add-CdmApplicationRight    Add-CdmApplicationRight -Right ...
Cmdlet      Add-CdmCommandRight        Add-CdmCommandRight -Right <Cdm...
Cmdlet      Add-CdmDesktopRight        Add-CdmDesktopRight -Right <Cdm...
Cmdlet      Add-CdmNetworkAccessRight  Add-CdmNetworkAccessRight -Righ...
Cmdlet      Add-CdmPamRight            Add-CdmPamRight -Right <CdmPamR...
Cmdlet      Add-CdmSshRight            Add-CdmSshRight -Right <CdmSshR...
Cmdlet	    Get-CdmApplicationRight    Get-CdmApplicationRight [-Zone ...
Cmdlet	    Get-CdmCommandRight        Get-CdmCommandRight [-Zone <Cdm...
Cmdlet	    Get-CdmComputerRole        Get-CdmComputerRole -Zone <CdmZ...
Cmdlet	    Get-CdmDesktopRight        Get-CdmDesktopRight [-Zone <Cdm...
Cmdlet	    Get-CdmGroupProfile        Get-CdmGroupProfile [-Zone <Cdm...
...