How to use BitsTransfer to download a file from a remote host with domain authentication












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I need to be able to download a file from a server (running windows Server 2008 r2) to my client windows 10 computer over a network that uses domain authentication (I will need to provide credentials to the server).



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      I need to do this using powershell.






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          This is fully documented in the Microsoft provided docs and help files and all over the web.



          Using Windows PowerShell to Create BITS Transfer Jobs



          Leverage BITS for File Transfers with PowerShell



          All-in-all, just use the BITS cmdlets and just use the help files, and their provided examples in them:



          Get-Command -Name '*bits*'
          

          
CommandType Name                   Version     Source                           
          
----------- ----                   -------     ------                           
          
Cmdlet      Add-BitsFile           2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Complete-BitsTransfer  2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Get-BitsTransfer       2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Remove-BitsTransfer    2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Resume-BitsTransfer    2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Set-BitsTransfer       2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Start-BitsTransfer     2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Suspend-BitsTransfer   2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Application bitsadmin.exe          7.8.17763.1 C:Windowssystem32bitsadmin.exe
          

          

          
# Get parameters, examples, full and Online help for a cmdlet or function
          
# get function / cmdlet details
          
(Get-Command -Name Get-ADUser).Parameters
          
Get-help -Name Get-ADUser -Examples
          
Get-help -Name Get-ADUser -Full
          
Get-help -Name Get-ADUser -Online
          

          

          
Get-Help about_*
          
Get-Help about_Functions
          

          

          
# All Help topics locations
          
Get-Help about* | Select Name, Synopsis
          

          
Get-Help about* | 
          
  Select-Object -Property Name, Synopsis |
          
  Out-GridView -Title 'Select Topic' -OutputMode Multiple |
          
  ForEach-Object {
          
    Get-Help -Name $_.Name -ShowWindow
          
  }
          

          
explorer "$pshome$($Host.CurrentCulture.Name)"





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          This is fully documented in the Microsoft provided docs and help files and all over the web.



          Using Windows PowerShell to Create BITS Transfer Jobs



          Leverage BITS for File Transfers with PowerShell



          All-in-all, just use the BITS cmdlets and just use the help files, and their provided examples in them:



          Get-Command -Name '*bits*'
          

          
CommandType Name                   Version     Source                           
          
----------- ----                   -------     ------                           
          
Cmdlet      Add-BitsFile           2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Complete-BitsTransfer  2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Get-BitsTransfer       2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Remove-BitsTransfer    2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Resume-BitsTransfer    2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Set-BitsTransfer       2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Start-BitsTransfer     2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Suspend-BitsTransfer   2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Application bitsadmin.exe          7.8.17763.1 C:Windowssystem32bitsadmin.exe
          

          

          
# Get parameters, examples, full and Online help for a cmdlet or function
          
# get function / cmdlet details
          
(Get-Command -Name Get-ADUser).Parameters
          
Get-help -Name Get-ADUser -Examples
          
Get-help -Name Get-ADUser -Full
          
Get-help -Name Get-ADUser -Online
          

          

          
Get-Help about_*
          
Get-Help about_Functions
          

          

          
# All Help topics locations
          
Get-Help about* | Select Name, Synopsis
          

          
Get-Help about* | 
          
  Select-Object -Property Name, Synopsis |
          
  Out-GridView -Title 'Select Topic' -OutputMode Multiple |
          
  ForEach-Object {
          
    Get-Help -Name $_.Name -ShowWindow
          
  }
          

          
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          • After better analysis, i have revised my question: superuser.com/questions/1382403/…
            – Lost Crotchet
            Dec 10 at 18:35










          • yeah I want to delete it but it tells me I can't because others have already spent time on answering it
            – Lost Crotchet
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          • I guess this answer sounds correct enough though
            – Lost Crotchet
            Dec 13 at 10:19
















          1














          This is fully documented in the Microsoft provided docs and help files and all over the web.



          Using Windows PowerShell to Create BITS Transfer Jobs



          Leverage BITS for File Transfers with PowerShell



          All-in-all, just use the BITS cmdlets and just use the help files, and their provided examples in them:



          Get-Command -Name '*bits*'
          

          
CommandType Name                   Version     Source                           
          
----------- ----                   -------     ------                           
          
Cmdlet      Add-BitsFile           2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Complete-BitsTransfer  2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Get-BitsTransfer       2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Remove-BitsTransfer    2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Resume-BitsTransfer    2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Set-BitsTransfer       2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Start-BitsTransfer     2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Suspend-BitsTransfer   2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Application bitsadmin.exe          7.8.17763.1 C:Windowssystem32bitsadmin.exe
          

          

          
# Get parameters, examples, full and Online help for a cmdlet or function
          
# get function / cmdlet details
          
(Get-Command -Name Get-ADUser).Parameters
          
Get-help -Name Get-ADUser -Examples
          
Get-help -Name Get-ADUser -Full
          
Get-help -Name Get-ADUser -Online
          

          

          
Get-Help about_*
          
Get-Help about_Functions
          

          

          
# All Help topics locations
          
Get-Help about* | Select Name, Synopsis
          

          
Get-Help about* | 
          
  Select-Object -Property Name, Synopsis |
          
  Out-GridView -Title 'Select Topic' -OutputMode Multiple |
          
  ForEach-Object {
          
    Get-Help -Name $_.Name -ShowWindow
          
  }
          

          
explorer "$pshome$($Host.CurrentCulture.Name)"





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          • After better analysis, i have revised my question: superuser.com/questions/1382403/…
            – Lost Crotchet
            Dec 10 at 18:35










          • yeah I want to delete it but it tells me I can't because others have already spent time on answering it
            – Lost Crotchet
            Dec 13 at 10:18










          • I guess this answer sounds correct enough though
            – Lost Crotchet
            Dec 13 at 10:19














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          1








          1






          This is fully documented in the Microsoft provided docs and help files and all over the web.



          Using Windows PowerShell to Create BITS Transfer Jobs



          Leverage BITS for File Transfers with PowerShell



          All-in-all, just use the BITS cmdlets and just use the help files, and their provided examples in them:



          Get-Command -Name '*bits*'
          

          
CommandType Name                   Version     Source                           
          
----------- ----                   -------     ------                           
          
Cmdlet      Add-BitsFile           2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Complete-BitsTransfer  2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Get-BitsTransfer       2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Remove-BitsTransfer    2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Resume-BitsTransfer    2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Set-BitsTransfer       2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Start-BitsTransfer     2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Suspend-BitsTransfer   2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Application bitsadmin.exe          7.8.17763.1 C:Windowssystem32bitsadmin.exe
          

          

          
# Get parameters, examples, full and Online help for a cmdlet or function
          
# get function / cmdlet details
          
(Get-Command -Name Get-ADUser).Parameters
          
Get-help -Name Get-ADUser -Examples
          
Get-help -Name Get-ADUser -Full
          
Get-help -Name Get-ADUser -Online
          

          

          
Get-Help about_*
          
Get-Help about_Functions
          

          

          
# All Help topics locations
          
Get-Help about* | Select Name, Synopsis
          

          
Get-Help about* | 
          
  Select-Object -Property Name, Synopsis |
          
  Out-GridView -Title 'Select Topic' -OutputMode Multiple |
          
  ForEach-Object {
          
    Get-Help -Name $_.Name -ShowWindow
          
  }
          

          
explorer "$pshome$($Host.CurrentCulture.Name)"





          share|improve this answer












          This is fully documented in the Microsoft provided docs and help files and all over the web.



          Using Windows PowerShell to Create BITS Transfer Jobs



          Leverage BITS for File Transfers with PowerShell



          All-in-all, just use the BITS cmdlets and just use the help files, and their provided examples in them:



          Get-Command -Name '*bits*'
          

          
CommandType Name                   Version     Source                           
          
----------- ----                   -------     ------                           
          
Cmdlet      Add-BitsFile           2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Complete-BitsTransfer  2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Get-BitsTransfer       2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Remove-BitsTransfer    2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Resume-BitsTransfer    2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Set-BitsTransfer       2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Start-BitsTransfer     2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Cmdlet      Suspend-BitsTransfer   2.0.0.0     BitsTransfer                     
          
Application bitsadmin.exe          7.8.17763.1 C:Windowssystem32bitsadmin.exe
          

          

          
# Get parameters, examples, full and Online help for a cmdlet or function
          
# get function / cmdlet details
          
(Get-Command -Name Get-ADUser).Parameters
          
Get-help -Name Get-ADUser -Examples
          
Get-help -Name Get-ADUser -Full
          
Get-help -Name Get-ADUser -Online
          

          

          
Get-Help about_*
          
Get-Help about_Functions
          

          

          
# All Help topics locations
          
Get-Help about* | Select Name, Synopsis
          

          
Get-Help about* | 
          
  Select-Object -Property Name, Synopsis |
          
  Out-GridView -Title 'Select Topic' -OutputMode Multiple |
          
  ForEach-Object {
          
    Get-Help -Name $_.Name -ShowWindow
          
  }
          

          
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          • After better analysis, i have revised my question: superuser.com/questions/1382403/…
            – Lost Crotchet
            Dec 10 at 18:35










          • yeah I want to delete it but it tells me I can't because others have already spent time on answering it
            – Lost Crotchet
            Dec 13 at 10:18










          • I guess this answer sounds correct enough though
            – Lost Crotchet
            Dec 13 at 10:19


















          • After better analysis, i have revised my question: superuser.com/questions/1382403/…
            – Lost Crotchet
            Dec 10 at 18:35










          • yeah I want to delete it but it tells me I can't because others have already spent time on answering it
            – Lost Crotchet
            Dec 13 at 10:18










          • I guess this answer sounds correct enough though
            – Lost Crotchet
            Dec 13 at 10:19
















          After better analysis, i have revised my question: superuser.com/questions/1382403/…
          – Lost Crotchet
          Dec 10 at 18:35




          After better analysis, i have revised my question: superuser.com/questions/1382403/…
          – Lost Crotchet
          Dec 10 at 18:35












          yeah I want to delete it but it tells me I can't because others have already spent time on answering it
          – Lost Crotchet
          Dec 13 at 10:18




          yeah I want to delete it but it tells me I can't because others have already spent time on answering it
          – Lost Crotchet
          Dec 13 at 10:18












          I guess this answer sounds correct enough though
          – Lost Crotchet
          Dec 13 at 10:19




          I guess this answer sounds correct enough though
          – Lost Crotchet
          Dec 13 at 10:19


















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