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Even I have uncommented 36th line in the script, it is giving error which describing it will not allow to save the credentials as a plain text.
Please suggest.
. PFA
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Are you using a domain account in the credential? If so, you also need PSDscAllowDomainUser = $true in the configuration data block.
See here: configdatacredentials
Hi RichMatheisen,
I provided as you have suggested and also looked at the blog. But Still it is giving same error.
Please correct in case if I have added it in the wrong places and wrong inputs? Thank you. PFA.
Hi RichMatheisen,,
Did you have a chance to look in to my above thread?
An email address is not a domain account. And you also have ".comr" which is invalid as well.
If you are just playing around, create a local Testuser account to play with.
Yes, but I'm confused.
In lines 1,2, and 3 (which you've highlighted) you create a credential object and place it in the variable "$credential". But that variable isn't referenced anywhere else.
On line 12 your script prompts for a user/password and stores the credential object in a variable "$creds", which is referenced on line 24.
The initial error references line 16, character 9, which is where the "$creds" variable is used.
What is the point of lines 1, 2, and 3????
And, as @MotoX80 noted, it's unlikely that an account using the domain name gmail.comR (even if it were spelled correctly) is a UPN in the Active Directory (it may not be impossible, but it seems unlikely).
So . . . are you sure that you've got the correct credential object????