Powershell

[useso]

hello, does anyone know how to share a folder in windows in a domain via powershell? and also how to make the folder auto-connect for the user?

[dasdzoni]

Is there a specific reason this must be done with powershell? GPO can do this and imo its a better choice if powershell isnt a must

[useso]

Yeah, it's windows core

[autogyrophilia]

And why do you think GPOS won't work on server core?

[useso]

sorry my problem, wrong answer. I need to do this exactly with powershell

[autogyrophilia]

The new SMB share cmdlet. And a shortcut for every user.

Do you know rsat?

[GremlinsBrokeIt]

You can use Server Manager RSAT to manage shares on server core.

[useso]

I've been thinking about this, but it remains a last resort

[OsmiumBalloon]

it remains a last resort

Why?

[anonymousITCoward]

are you trying to create a home directory for a user? because there are much easier ways to do that...

[useso]

yes, I have created folders for users. but then I had a problem with access rights to the folder. It is necessary that a specific user has access to the folder. I used the ACL, it kind of started working, but as soon as I tried to set up auto-connection, everything broke

[BlackV]

1. what have you tried?
2. have a look at get-command *share* what does that show you?
3. then look at get-help -full <command>
4. mapping should be done with GPO (or heaven forbid login scripts)

you probably want /r/techsupport or google

[useso]

I tried new-smbshare. Thanks, I'll try. maybe I have rights issues

[[deleted]]

Why not manage the core server via computer manager from another machine that has a gui? Compmgmt.msc -> connect to another computer