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Dot Net 4.0 application for powershell fails to load modules on Windows Server 2008 R2

Bharat Nimba Pawar asked:

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I have a x64 dot net console application, to execute powershell cmdlets for Failoverclusters module.
I've compiled application with .Net 4.0.
Here DotNet4.5 is already installed. I tried to execute this application on windows server 2012. FailoverClusters module loaded successfully on Windows Server 2012 and all cmdlets executed successfully
Now I installed dotnet 4.5 on Windows Server 2008 R2, and tried to execute application. It does not execute any of failovercluster cmdlet (FOC is configured). It executes default cmdlets like Get-ChilItem, Get-Process.
Below is code i've used in my program
C++
Runspace rSpace;
InitialSessionState SessionState;
RunspaceInvoke invoker;
string[] strImportModules = new[] { "FailoverClusters" };

SessionState = InitialSessionState.CreateDefault();
SessionState.ImportPSModule(strImportModules);
rSpace = RunspaceFactory.CreateRunspace(SessionState);
rSpace.Open();
invoker = new RunspaceInvoke(rSpace);

Collection<PSObject> results = m_invoker.Invoke(script, null, out m_errors);


//Here script is Failovercluster cmdlet can be like "Get-Cluster", "Get-clusterNode", "Get-clusterNode"
Tags: .NET (.NET4), Windows, Windows 2008 R2, PowerShell

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