We are responsible for the confusion because our redistribution is not called PowerShell V2, its called Windows Management Framework. Let’s talk about what motivated that change. In the past, we had a dogs breakfast of management technologies, each releasing on it’s own schedule with it’s own installer, it own approach to supporting downlevel OSes etc. We were trying “shipping our organization”. What is worse is that we never had anyone making sure that these things worked together (they did but if they didn’t, there was no one to hold accountable). Having spent the majority of my career building management products and solutions, I knew that this inconsistency was a problem for the very community we were trying to help.
What we needed to do is to provide a single package with all the management technologies that customers needed. That is what we developed and we called it the Windows Management Framework.
Dus als ik het goed begrijp heet het PowerShell 2 in Windows 2008 R2 en Windows 7. Voor de oudere besturingsystemen is het te downloaden als Windows Management Framework.
>>http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell
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