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    <p>I ended up hacking this to work. What I did was create a local session, import modules into that session and used import-pssession to import modules from the created local session into the remote session. This is slow. If anyone has a better way of doing this, or if someone knows how to get an instance of the base session I'd love to hear from you!</p> <p>Remoting.psm1</p> <pre><code>function Export-ModuleToSession { Param( [ValidateNotNull()] $session, [ValidateNotNull()] $modules ) $computername = $env:computername $modulesToImport = get-module -name $modules invoke-command -session $session -argumentlist @($computername, $modulesToImport) -scriptblock { Param( $computername, $modules ) write-host ("Creating Temp Session On: " + $computername) $localSession = New-psSession -computername $computername $modules | foreach-object { if($_.ModuleType -ne "Binary") { $path = $_.path } else { $path = join-path (split-path $_.Path) ("{0}.psd1" -f $_.name) } invoke-command -session $localSession -argumentList $path -scriptblock { Param( $path ) $initializeDefaultBTSDrive = $false set-executionpolicy unrestricted write-host ("Importing Module To Temp Session: " + $path) import-module $path } } $initializeDefaultBTSDrive = $false $modules | foreach-object { write-host ("Exporting Module: " + $_.name) import-psSession -session $localSession -Module $_.name | out-null } } } </code></pre> <p>MyModule.psm1</p> <pre><code>function MyCmdlet {} </code></pre> <p>RemotingTest.ps1</p> <pre><code>import-module .\remoting.psm1 import-module .\MyModule.psm1 try { $remoteSession = New-PsSession -computerName "RemoteComputer" Export-ModuleToSession -session $remoteSession -modules "MyModule" Invoke-Command -session $remoteSession -scriptblock { MyCmdlet } -verbose -ea Stop } finally { Remove-PsSession $remoteSession -ea Continue Remove-Module "Remoting" -ea Continue Remove-Module "MyModule" -ea Continue } </code></pre>
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    1. COI stand corrected. :-) Nice approach of taking the ability to import commmands from the remote computer and turning it on its head to import from the local computer. BTW are you importing based on Path (instead of module name) because you ran into a problem?
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    2. COYou can only import a module by name if the module file is in one of the default module locations. If it's not, you have to give it the file path. I ran into an issue with assembly modules that are imported from a module manifest psd1. The PSModuleInfo.Path property for a binary module points to the dll instead of the psd1. If you import directly from the dll, then import-pssession will fail. Hence all the voodoo to get the psd1 file for an assembly module.
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    3. CODo you still use this method or did you find a better way to do this?
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