![]() Have a system in place that will send emails to alert employees for certain events ![]() Not sure where to start on the next project. So Invoke-Command it is until (maybe) PowerShell 7.1! That has the advantage of not building up a session and tearing it right back down again each time you issue a command to the same computer.īut, alas, that's gone too. Or you can create a session using New-CimSession (storing the resulting output into a variable) and specify that. Most cmdlet's you can just -CimSession myserver01 and it'll create the session and do the work. Yah, or even a CimSession would be acceptable. ![]() PS Remoting is the "another way" that has been developed. I appreciate the listed workaround but the previous method worked really well and I wish it wasn't changing (but oh well). I am hoping another way is developed because this in one item that would prevent me from upgrading. Powershell PS C : \ foo > Invoke-Command -ComputerName Cookham1 -ScriptBlock Status Name DisplayName PSComputerName - Running winrm Windows Remote Management ( WS-Managem … Cookham1 ![]()
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