
PowerGUI provides a multi-tabbed interface, IntelliSense-style PowerShell prompting, code snippets, and an integrated debugger. Quest Software originally developed PowerGUI, but the company later released it as freeware. PowerGUIPowerGUI was the first popular graphical PowerShell editor. You can find more information about PowerShell Plus 3.1 at You can find more information about PowerGUI Pro MobileShell edition at /2/mobileshell-powershell-prompt-in-a-browser. The latest releases of these products weren't available at the time that this review was written. Other commercial Windows PowerShell editing products that should be available by the time this review is published are Idera's PowerShell Plus 3.1 and Quest Software's PowerGUI Pro MobileShell edition. These cmdlets also work against Windows Server 2003 non-R2 domain controllers without Active Directory Web Services.Administrative Aufgaben Mit Windows Power Shell Ise Download The latest publicly available version was 1.5.1 on that page. The Quest Activeroles cmdlets as of February 2012 started requiring PowerShell version 2 or higher. The latest update is listed as from some time in 2013. Seemingly, the version you have to pay for is available for download under the "utilities" section on this page, in version 1.7 right now ().

64-bit version: Quest ActiveRolesManagementShellforActiveDirectory圆4 151.zip.Inside there's an MSI file with the same name (signed by Quest). NB! Before installing, you will be able to see that the file is signed by Quest, so the files are legit.They're wrapped in zip files since I already added that file type as an allowed file type to upload. Download Quest ActiveRoles Mangement Shell Version 1.5.1Here are download links for the 圆4 and x86 versions of the Quest ActiveRoles AD Management Shell version 1.5.1 (last free version).
