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There are no commands in powershell or the Quest snapin that match that.<br />
Could it be a function added to your profile?
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There are no commands in powershell or the Quest snapin that match that.
Could it be a function added to your profile?

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Type into your Powershell console the following:<br />
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Notepad $profile<br />
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and see if it's built in like LindyS is saying.<br />
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DH
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Type into your Powershell console the following:

Notepad $profile

and see if it's built in like LindyS is saying.

DH

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If you run the following code you will get a list of all the profiles that are currently active as there are 4 possibilities.<br />
$PROFILE.CurrentUserAllHos<wbr />ts<br />
$PROFILE.CurrentUserCurren<wbr />tHost<br />
$PROFILE.AllUsersAllHosts<br />
$PROFILE.AllUsersCurrentHo<wbr />st<br />
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The cmdlet you are looking for should be in one of the files listed.<br />
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Bear in mind, though, if there is an Import-Module cmdlet in any profile file, the cmdlet could be in the files in the module.<br />

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If you run the following code you will get a list of all the profiles that are currently active as there are 4 possibilities.
$PROFILE.CurrentUserAllHosts
$PROFILE.CurrentUserCurrentHost
$PROFILE.AllUsersAllHosts
$PROFILE.AllUsersCurrentHost

The cmdlet you are looking for should be in one of the files listed.

Bear in mind, though, if there is an Import-Module cmdlet in any profile file, the cmdlet could be in the files in the module.


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I have a commandlet called Log-Registrar and I am not sure where this is located on the server machine I am using. &nbsp;If I type log-r then press tab it will auto complete. &nbsp;How can I find the file that contains this command?
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I have a commandlet called Log-Registrar and I am not sure where this is located on the server machine I am using.  If I type log-r then press tab it will auto complete.  How can I find the file that contains this command?

powershell find location of commandlet

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