Windows Powershell 中 runas /netonly 的等价物是什么？
What is the equivalent of runas /netonly in Windows Powershell?
是否可以像使用 runas /netonly 一样使用不同的 Kerberos 令牌从 Powershell 启动程序以进行网络访问？
PowerShell 确实有一个 RunAs 选项，当您使用带有它的 cmdlet 时。
例如：
关于您要完成的工作，有几篇文章已经存在了一段时间。当然，这个查询以前也出现过。
# You can't use 'runas' directly in Powershell. Anyway as you know, Runas will prompt for a password.
# To run a program with different credentials in Powershell is a two-part process:
# 1. Store the password interactively to an encoded text file:
$credential = Get-Credential 'targetDomain\user'
$credential.Password | ConvertFrom-SecureString | Set-Content c:\scripts\password.txt
Using a PowerShell script to run as a different user & elevate the
process.
# The script:
Start-Process powershell.exe -Credential "TestDomain\Me" -NoNewWindow -ArgumentList "Start-Process powershell.exe -Verb runAs"
<#
The following section starts the PowerShell command-line process with Start-Process
prompting for user credentials. You may not need this dependent on UAC settings,
as you might already get an over-the-shoulder prompt for creds during elevation.
#>
Start-Process powershell.exe -Credential "TestDomain\Me"
# The -NoNewWindow parameter re-uses the same PowerShell command window.
Run a command as a different user in Powershell
There are three main ways to run a command as a different user in
Powershell, besides the classing Right click shift. This article will
show you how to do that, within the same Powershell session.
这是一个脚本，可以根据需要下载和剖析。
另请参阅：
A version of the Windows 'runas' command that accepts a
PSCredential instead of prompting for a password.
是否可以像使用 runas /netonly 一样使用不同的 Kerberos 令牌从 Powershell 启动程序以进行网络访问？
PowerShell 确实有一个 RunAs 选项，当您使用带有它的 cmdlet 时。
例如：
关于您要完成的工作，有几篇文章已经存在了一段时间。当然，这个查询以前也出现过。
# You can't use 'runas' directly in Powershell. Anyway as you know, Runas will prompt for a password.
# To run a program with different credentials in Powershell is a two-part process:
# 1. Store the password interactively to an encoded text file:
$credential = Get-Credential 'targetDomain\user'
$credential.Password | ConvertFrom-SecureString | Set-Content c:\scripts\password.txt
Using a PowerShell script to run as a different user & elevate the process.
# The script:
Start-Process powershell.exe -Credential "TestDomain\Me" -NoNewWindow -ArgumentList "Start-Process powershell.exe -Verb runAs"
<#
The following section starts the PowerShell command-line process with Start-Process
prompting for user credentials. You may not need this dependent on UAC settings,
as you might already get an over-the-shoulder prompt for creds during elevation.
#>
Start-Process powershell.exe -Credential "TestDomain\Me"
# The -NoNewWindow parameter re-uses the same PowerShell command window.
Run a command as a different user in Powershell
There are three main ways to run a command as a different user in Powershell, besides the classing Right click shift. This article will show you how to do that, within the same Powershell session.
这是一个脚本，可以根据需要下载和剖析。
另请参阅：
A version of the Windows 'runas' command that accepts a PSCredential instead of prompting for a password.