I’m using a tool which uses Invoke-Commands. Test-Connection and other commands works without the Fully Qualified Domain Name when I type in the computer name. But when I want to use the Invoke Commands I have the use the FQDN of the computer. Does someone also notice that? Is this so or is the any workaround? Thanks for your help!
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Ivanka Todorova
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1So what happens if you use just hostname? Do you get an error message? Nothing happens? Command is executed against wrong computer? Something else? – vonPryz Aug 25 '15 at 06:17
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I don’t get any error message or somethings like that. It executes the command and I don’t get any return value – guiwhatsthat Aug 25 '15 at 06:46
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does this help ? http://stackoverflow.com/a/25175854/381149 – Loïc MICHEL Aug 25 '15 at 07:39
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@Kayasax we dont have a proxy there – guiwhatsthat Aug 25 '15 at 08:42
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its because your WSMANconfiguration is set to credssp and not basic.
credssp requires to enter FQDN rather than netbios name
I hope it helps
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I think this might provide you with the answer to your question along with why it is like that. I pretty positive that the commands share enought similarities to experience the same problem.
