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Do you have the Remote Server Administration Tools installed on your computer? &nbsp;Many server management modules are installed as part of RSAT.<br />
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Hmm... I just threw RSAT on an 8.1 machine to test, and it still doesn't look like the NPS module is there.
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Do you have the Remote Server Administration Tools installed on your computer?  Many server management modules are installed as part of RSAT.

Hmm... I just threw RSAT on an 8.1 machine to test, and it still doesn't look like the NPS module is there.

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Well I would agree with you but the article i linked in my question does say applies to 8.1<br />
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There must be a way to install it.
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Well I would agree with you but the article i linked in my question does say applies to 8.1

There must be a way to install it.

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I do not have these nor do i see how i can install them.<br />
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Is their a windows feature i can enable or someway i can get these cmdlets.<br />
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I rely need to pull radius reports from a group of radius servers.<br />
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<a href="https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj872739.aspx" rel="ugc">https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj872739.aspx</a><br />
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Thanks.
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I do not have these nor do i see how i can install them.

Is their a windows feature i can enable or someway i can get these cmdlets.

I rely need to pull radius reports from a group of radius servers.

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj872739.aspx


Thanks.

NPS Cmdlets in Windows PowerShell on Windows 8.1

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