ActiveXperts Knowledge Base Article 6960020

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Q6960020 - We use PowerShell scripts to monitor several servers. Is there a way to see how the PowerShell interpreter is invoked by the Network Monitor Engine?

You can turn on PowerShell logging for the Network Monitor Engine. To do so, enter a valid file name in the following registry entries (there's a registry entry for each PowerShell thread/subprocess):

HKLM\Software\ActiveXperts\Network Monitor\Server\Trace\ThreadPowerShell000
HKLM\Software\ActiveXperts\Network Monitor\Server\Trace\ThreadPowerShell001

For instance:

  c:\powershell00.log
  c:\powershell01.log

After that, restart the service. Then, all PowerShell operations will be written to the log file(s).


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