Hi I have the following bit of code

```
 //set up exchange server name
        var Exchangesrv = "ex1.iah.ac.uk";

        // Initialize PowerShell engine
        var shell = PowerShell.Create();

        // Add the script to the PowerShell object
        shell.Commands.AddScript("Invoke-Command -Computername hostname.example.com -ScriptBlock{get-alias}");

        // Execute the script
        var results = shell.Invoke();

        Input.DataSource = results;
        Input.DataBind();

```

So very simply I want to invoke a power shell command and the "input" is a list box object I am populating

But When i run it on the IIS server it does not work, I think it is because the IIS application is not running with an account that is admin on the remote server I am trying to run the command against. Can any one help resolving this. How can I get the webpage to call this invoke command with the right credentials? 

**Edit**  

So i decided to create a profile on the web server that means when the account that I am using opens power-shell the exchange module is loaded. But I don't see this loading when using the following code 

```
using (var powershell = PowerShell.Create())
        {
            //powershell.Runspace = runspace;

            // Add the script to the PowerShell object
            //powershell.AddScript("Get-alias");
            powershell.AddScript("Get-DynamicDistributionGroup");

            // Execute the script
            var results = powershell.Invoke();

            Input.DataSource = results;
            Input.DataBind();

```

So What should be happening is power shell runs locally on the web server, but i need it to load the profile however I cant see why it is not doing it. Is there a command to force it to load the moduel.