To run PowerShell commands on multiple remote computers just separate them by a comma. You can use hostname or IP address. invoke-command -ComputerName pc1, srv-vm1 -scriptblock {Get-Service} Example 3. Run a Script on a Remote Computer This example will run getinfo.ps1 script on remot...
Invoke-Command [[-ComputerName] <string[]>] [-ScriptBlock] <scriptblock> [-ApplicationName <string>] [-ArgumentList <Object[]>] [-AsJob] [-Authentication {<Default> | <Basic> | <Negotiate> | <NegotiateWithImplicitCredential> | <Credssp> | <Digest> | <Kerberos>}] [-CertificateThumbpri...
$result = invoke-command -computername abc -scriptblock{$args} -ArgumentList $abcpath $result This is printing c:\\abc\\runprocess.cmd -create as is but it’s not executing. Please advice and any pointers will be helpful. In summary I want to know how I can use variables in script ...
Applying Multiple conditions for each row in CSV file Approve Updates By Computer Groupt Are there commands to use instead of using certtmpl.msc? Argument was specified as a script block, and no input exists array and array list with custom object Array Contains String not comparing. Array Cou...
Runs commands on local and remote computers.SyntaxPowerShell Copy Invoke-Command [-StrictMode <Version>] [-ScriptBlock] <ScriptBlock> [-NoNewScope] [-InputObject <PSObject>] [-ArgumentList <Object[]>] [<CommonParameters>]PowerShell Copy ...
Yeah, the semicolon is just my personal preference since it's prevalent in other languages I use, though it's quite handy when I choose to be lazy and put multiple short commands on a single line. Looking at your last script block, there seems to be a missing ...
Applying Multiple conditions for each row in CSV file Approve Updates By Computer Groupt Are there commands to use instead of using certtmpl.msc? Argument was specified as a script block, and no input exists array and array list with custom object Array Contains String not comparing. Array ...
The tutorial is intended to show the steps needed to execute a working script from the Full Stack Disaster Recovery user-defined plan group using the run command. The same tutorial should work for intra regions if you configure block replication across different availability domains. For more detai...
The tutorial is intended to show the steps needed to execute a working script from the Full Stack Disaster Recovery user-defined plan group using the run command. The same tutorial should work for intra regions if you configure block replication across different availability domains. For more detai...
[--script-uri] [--tags] [--timeout-in-seconds] Examples Create a run command. az vm run-command create --resource-group "myResourceGroup" --location "West US" --async-execution false --parameters arg1=param1 arg2=value1 --run-as-password "" --run-as-user "user1" --script "Wr...