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KB-9410: DirectControl PowerShell takes long time to respond

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30 October,17 at 10:06 PM

Problem:

When attempting to execute a Centrify DirectControl PowerShell command, the command takes a long time to respond or complete.

Cause:

If the PSModulePath environment path is set to C:\, it will take a long time to load because it will be looking through the entire system directory.

To view the PSModulePath:
$env:PSModulePath




Resolution:

Ensure the PSModulePath environment path is set to:
C:\Program\files\Centrify\PowerShell\Centrify.DirectControl.PowerShell\Reports
 

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