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KB-24729: How to launch the Audit Module for PowerShell command window on Windows Server Core 2019

Auditing and Monitoring Service ,  

13 December,19 at 05:37 PM

Question:  

What are the steps to launch the "Audit Module for PowerShell" command window on Microsoft Windows Server Core 2019?


Answer:


    1. From the command prompt, navigate to the "Audit Module for PowerShell" installation folder.

    cd C:\Program Files\Centrify\Audit\PowerShell\Centrify.DirectAudit.PowerShell\

    
    2. Run the following command to launch PowerShell.

        powershell


    3. Run the following command to import the DirectAudit PowerShell modules and then run the cmdlets as usual.

        Import-Module .\Centrify.DirectAudit.Powershell.dll -DisableNameChecking

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