This function is designed to run a script multiple time in parallel and in separate worker processes. Each invoked script will have its own process and memory. #> [cmdletbinding()] param( [Parameter(Mandatory=$true,ValueFromPipeline=$false)] [String]$Script, [Parameter(Mandatory=$...
One-to-many remoting lets you send a single command to multiple computers in parallel. Each computer will run the command that you transmit, serialize the results into XML, and transmit those results back to your computer. Your computer then deserializes the XML into obj...
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In this quick note, I’ll show you how to run multiple cmd or PowerShell commands in one line. Sometimes you have to do this when you invoke PowerShell commands from external programs, Windows Task Scheduler,logon scripts, when you need to bypass the PowerShell Execution Policy, or when ...
Summary: Learn how to use Windows PowerShell 2.0 to combine multiple commands into new custom functions and simplify your scripting. Hey, Scripting Guy! I do a lot of work from the Windows PowerShell command line. In fact, I write very few scripts, but I run lots of commands. I would...
One-to-Many remoting In the One-to-Many remoting scenario, (also known as fan-out remoting), you issue a command that will be executed on one or more remote computers in parallel. You are not working with each remote computer interactively. Instead, your commands are issued and execute...
The commands inside the curly braces are repeated once for each object that is piped in—for this example, that means they run once for each computer name. The special $_ variable will contain the current object (that is, the current computer name)....
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Windows Terminal is an open-source project that offers an intuitive tabbed user interface. The application supports multiple command-line processes in parallel. Thus, you can open multiple tabs at the same time, and execute PowerShell and Command Prompt commands simultaneously. The program also suppo...
Fan-out remoting is when you issue a set of commands to an entire group of remote servers at once. The commands "fan out" from your workstation to the group of servers in parallel. The commands execute on each server, and the results—in the form of Windows PowerShell objects—are retu...