Installation
Installation instructions for PowerShell Universal.
PowerShell Module
You can use the PowerShell Universal PowerShell module to install the Universal server. To install the module, use Install-Module
.
To install the Universal server, you can use Install-PSUServer
.
If you run this command on Windows, a Windows service will be created and started on your machine. If you run this command on Linux, a systemd service will be created and started. If you run this command on Mac OS, the PowerShell Universal server will be downloaded and extracted.
Chocolatey Package (Windows)
Chocolatey packages for PowerShell Universal are usually available within a week of release but will not be available the day of a release.
You can install PowerShell Universal using the Chocolatey package. The package runs the MSI install. It will install Universal as a service and open a web browser after the install.
You can login with the "admin" user and any password.
ZIP Install
You can also download the ZIP from our Downloads page if you would like to xcopy deploy the files on Windows or Linux.
Windows
You can start Universal by unzipping the contents, unblocking the files and then executing Universal.Server.exe
.
Linux
You can use the following command line on Linux to install and start PowerShell Universal.
Docker
See the Docker page.
MSI Install (Windows)
The MSI install will create a PowerShell Universal service. By default, PowerShell Universal will be listening on port 5000. You will be able to navigate to http://localhost:5000
and login with admin
and any password.
MSI downloads are available on our download page.
IIS Install
Please visit the IIS hosting documentation for information on how to configure PowerShell Universal as an IIS website.
Next Steps
At this point, Universal is up and running. You can navigate to the admin console by visiting http://localhost:5000
by default. The default user name is admin with any password.
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