To run a Windows PowerShell cmdlet on multiple servers at the same time use theNew-PSSessioncmdlet and save the returned session object in a variable. Now use theInvoke-Commandcmdlet with the session object to run the command. Use theScriptBlockparameter to specify the cmdlet to run. $session = New-PSSession -cn dc2,d...
Compine multiple variables into a single CSV Compress the multiple files into one zip file from source to destination Computer Name in output from Invoke-Command Computer Object deletion on the different domain using ADSI ComputerInfo - Not available? Concatenating strings to pass to parameters Configu...
Invoke-Command is a great way to execute small scripts that you may need to run on multiple servers. And finally, we saw that some cmdlets have built-in remote capabilities with -ComputerName. Most of the Windows RSAT cmdlets support this -ComputerName functionality. You can see a full ...
WinGet- Recommended way to install PowerShell on Windows clients MSI package- Best choice for Windows Servers and enterprise deployment scenarios ZIP package- Easiest way to "side load" or install multiple versions Use this method for Windows Nano Server, Windows IoT, and Arm-based systems ...
Remove multiple security groups on multiple servers # This script will delete multiple security groups on multiple servers # Make sure you have one server in each row in the servers text file # you must have administrator access on the server ...
Note: when the same query is executed against multiple servers (e.g. by piping the server names thru the cmdlet), theStatisticsVariablecaptures an array of statistics, one for each connection. Results can then be aggregated by using, for example,($stats.IduRows | Measure-Object -Sum).Sum....
Note: when the same query is executed against multiple servers (e.g. by piping the server names thru the cmdlet), the StatisticsVariable captures an array of statistics, one for each connection. Results can then be aggregated by using, for example, ($stats.IduRows | Measure-Object -Sum)....
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Multiple rules in a group can be simultaneously modified when the associated group name is specified in a Set command. You can add firewall rules to specified management groups in order to manage multiple rules that share the same influences. ...
($dnsServer in $dnsServers) { # Measure the time taken to run the command $measure = Measure-Command -Expression { nslookup $targetFqdn $dnsServer > $null 2>&1 } # Get the current date and time in ISO 8601 format $timestamp = Get-Date -Format "yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss" # Get the...