Using a shared file variable in powershell

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I am trying to execute a remote command to perform netsh command. The command will do a export of the nps configuration file and output it to a shared path. But, the command always give me an error "Access is denied". I realised the problem lies in the shared path value (\\shared-pc\temp). Without it, I am able to execute it successfully eg (C:\Users\User1\Desktop). I am able to browse to the shared location from the local and remote PC. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Below is the command. Thanks.

invoke-command -computername nap1 -scriptblock {netsh nps export filename = "\\shared-pc\temp\config.xml" exportPSK = yes}

Frode F. · Accepted Answer · 2013-05-15 07:26:21Z

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This is the double-hop / second-hop authentication problem. You're credentials is passed to the nap1-server, but nap1 doesn't have the permission to pass on the same credentials(yours) to the fileserver to get access.

The solution to is to use CredSSP

There are some mixed feelings about how smart it is to use in a production enviroment, but that's up to your company to decide.

answered May 15, 2013 at 7:26

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