Using the IntelliTrace Standalone Collector Remotely
Jul 9, 2012Bill Horst

Summary
This post provides specific PowerShell scripts for remotely setting up an IntelliTrace collection folder, establishing a remote PowerShell session using WinRM, starting and stopping IntelliTrace collection on an IIS application pool, and copying the resulting .iTrace log files. It also includes guidance on granting write access to the collection folder and expanding the IntelliTrace collector files, along with notes on potential issues and workarounds for remote execution.
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