问题
I was trying to execute a script in remote computer.
I did "Enable-PSremoting" in the remote machine.
I placed a script hello.ps1 in remote machine.
[My client machine is Windows XP and remote computer is Windows 2003 ]
Then from my client computer i was trying to execute the script.
invoke-command -computer $MachineName -filepath "C:\hello.ps1"
I got the following error.
Invoke-Command : Cannot find path 'C:\hello.ps1' because it does not exist.
I think it tries to find script from client machine.
If i try to run
invoke-command -computer $MachineName -command { C:\hello.ps1 } , It executes the script available in remote machine in client side.
But i would like to execute the remote script in remote machine itself.
How to make it to run the script available in remote machine?
Updated:
Actually this command "invoke-command -computer $MachineName -command { C:\hello.ps1 }" works in remote side and returned the result to client side. I misunderstood by seeing the return values that it is executing at client side.
回答1:
When you write :
invoke-command -computer $MachineName -filepath "C:\hello.ps1"
The script C:\hello.ps1 will be taken from the client computer and brought to the server to be executed. So you've got the error file does not exist because Invoke-Command is looking for the file in the client computer.
回答2:
See here for a quick start on PowerShell remoting.
回答3:
I got the same error but I hooked a Remote session in a variable in your code and finally have something that works:
$s = New-PSSession -ComputerName "WTxxxxxL32" -Credential $credential
Invoke-Command -Session $s -Command {D:\ServerDLLDev\RemoteCOMInstall.ps1}
There are a million Invoke-etc solutons but the simplest worked finally for me. Thanks to you.
回答4:
I had the exact same probe, and solved it with a combination of [WMICLASS] 's create() and Start-Process.
Check my answer here.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10444451/how-to-execute-a-powershell-script-available-in-remote-machine