How To Deploy Device Tunnel Using Powershell Script
The Powershell Scripting Guide is an exhaustive collection of code snippets that show different aspects of the powerful control-line scripting tool and its many supporting modules. This resource was developed to help automate the task of learning the various powershell features so that you can save a considerable amount of time while using this tool. It provides a quick overview of Windows power functions and provides you with a complete set of sample scripts to accelerate your Windows powershell development.
This guide shows you how to start a wireless charging station from an elevated powershell command line. A client computer connected to a USB port receives an initial connection request from a wireless power distribution device. Windows then sends an automated Powershell Script for the USB device to establish a connection. When a successful connection is established, the specified device is automatically powered on and the wireless connection starts working. To make your automation even more useful, you can now connect a wireless device to a USB port that has built-in Bluetooth.
The Powershell example in this guide begins at the "powershell prompt" which is an interactive prompt that presents various Windows based tasks. An example of the kind of task you would perform in this kind of prompt is the installation of a Bluetooth wireless device. To begin with, you would enter into the powershell prompt the name or model of the device you want to install. In this case, the name is "BT Connection". You would then be prompted for entering a domain name where the specific name of your Bluetooth device will be entered. corel 2020 would also be prompted for providing a username and password.
After you have completed the installation of your Bluetooth device, the next step is to install the client computer program that has been created by the elevated powershell command. This program is referred to as Profile XML. To begin using intune, you should launch the profile XML program from the Start menu. Once the program has been launched, it will automatically search for profiles that are associated with the Bluetooth device you are trying to communicate with.
From the Profile XML menu, you will be able to see all the profile information for your selected device. You should select the Scan button and from there you will be able to scan the Bluetooth peripheral to discover any Bluetooth devices that are connected. The next step in tune is the removal of the unsecured Bluetooth peripheral. You can do this by clicking on the Properties option and then the Uninstall button.
Finally, the last step in deploying device tunnel using intent is to uninstall the newly created profile. To do this, launch the "wbConnect" application from the start menu. Select the Manage Installed Programs option and then click on the "Uninstall" button. Follow the same steps as stated above. Once you have successfully deployed your Bluetooth peripheral, you should be good to go.