Set-Configuration

The credentials created using the Set-Configuration cmdlet are stored in the context of that Windows user and can only be used by that Windows user. For example, the user MyCompany\user1 runs this cmdlet and stores their credentials for a group. Only MyCompany\user1 can successfully run toolkit cmdlets for this group.

If a second user, for example, MyCompany\user2, wants to work with the same group, MyCompany\user2 must run the Set-Configuration cmdlet again. Each user who wants to work in the same group needs to run this cmdlet.

Setup for Off-Host Backups using Set-Configuration

Use the Set-Configuration cmdlet to set your management group IPs for use by the VSS provider. For example, you can set IPs that the VSS provider will use to perform off-host backups using a third-party backup application.

Syntax

Set-Configuration [-GroupMgmtIPList] <IPAddress[]> [<CommonParameters>]

Example with no options

PS C:\Users\Administrator> Set-Configuration 10.12.18.56,12.52.13.54

Example with no credentials

PS C:\Users\Administrator> Set-Configuration -GroupMgmtIPList 10.1.1.1,10.2.3.4,10.1.1.1

Example with credentials

PS C:\Users|Administrator> Set-Configuration -GroupMgmtIP 10.1.1.1 -CredentialObj $credentialobj