Powershell Group Policies Blocking exacqVision Server Scripts

Description 

Group Policy settings have been observed to block exacqVision Server Scripts even after the machine has been removed from the domain.

Product 

  • exacqVision Server
  • Group Policy
  • Windows PowerShell

Actual Results 

  • Issue 1: Date/Time settings are grayed out in the exacqVision Client.
  • Issue 2: Users are unable to apply a license; MAC address shows all 0’s.

Expected Results 

  • Issue 1:  Date/Time settings are not grayed out and settings can be pushed from the exacqVision Client
  • Issue 2:  The MAC address is correct and a license can be applied.

Verification

  1. Open Windows Powershell (Admin).
  2. Change the working directory to “C:\Program Files\exacqVision\Server\scripts”
    cd C:\Program Files\exacqVision\Server\scripts\
  3. Run one or more of the following scripts:
.\timeconfig.ps1
.\netconfig.ps1
.\sysinfo.ps1
.\raidprep.ps1

PowerShell script command example

Resolution

-Run the following command replacing Script.ps1

-If one or more of the scripts fails after then a re-image may be necessary. 

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