How to check Powershell version
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02-03-2020 12:18 AM
Hi All,
As i have received communication ,From Orlando release minimum powershell version required is greater than 2.0 .Could you please tell me how could i check the powershell version which we are using for our mid servers .Also how could it impact if we are not using powershell.Do we need to install ,if we are not using it .
Please help .
Thanks .
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02-03-2020 06:21 AM
Thanks all for your response.
When I am checking under probe in service now for Windows powershell.Its is showing me used by discovery is 'False'.Can i confirm from here we are not using powershell.
if yes ,Then not using windows powershell,how will it affect discovery .Should we have windows powershell.please confirm.
TThanks.

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02-04-2020 04:27 PM
Powershell will provide further details and information on your Configuration Items than pure WMI. This is also the overall direction that System Administration and ServiceNow Discovery is moving.
I believe that PowerShell is slated to be a full replacement for WMI at some point in Discovery functions. I would prepare your Discovery configuration accordingly.
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02-03-2020 11:01 PM
Gentle reminder on this query .
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Abhishek
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02-04-2020 05:43 AM
Please read the following article regarding Discovery and PowerShell, you should be able to find an answer there.
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02-04-2020 06:14 PM
Check this thread out:
https://adamtheautomator.com/check-powershell-version/
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Prateek kumar
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