Map SMB drive using PowerShellMap SMB drive using PowerShell

Q. How can I map an SMB share using PowerShell?

A. To map an SMB shell using PowerShell utilize the New-SmbMapping cmdlet which also enables a username and password to be specified. For example:

New-SmbMapping -LocalPath X: -RemotePath \10.10.10.1Software -username 'savilltechadministrator' -Password 'Password'

Once connected applications can be executed from the new path (remember that a period (.) is required with PowerShell), for example:

.'X:SQL ServerSQLServer2012SP3Setup.exe' /ConfigurationFile="C:AssetsConfigurationFile.ini"

To disconnect you can use:

Remove-SmbMapping -LocalPath X: -Force