问题
I've successfully got winrm working and I'm able to run Enter-PSSession my-machine in the shell and subsequently enter commands. However, when I try to run a script that starts up a remote session, all subsequent calls are run on the local machine. For instance:
PS> test.ps1
Contents of test.ps1
Enter-PSSession remote-pcname
gc env:computername
prints out local-pcname instead of remote-pcname any idea why the script file is not honoring the remote session? It is definitely successfully connecting because when the script finishes I'm returned to the shell prompt of the remote machine.
回答1:
The short answer is: Enter-PSSession is intended for interactive use. If you want to execute commands on a remote system from a script, use invoke-command.
A similiar thread on the Technet forums is here: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winserverpowershell/thread/90e92d4e-716b-4b4d-956f-d38645e5c035
回答2:
For me it work as documented. Enter-PSSession start an interactive session, it's for interactive use.
So to execute a script you can use New-PSSession to create a session and Invoke-Command using the remote session you created with New-PSSession.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6119121/running-remote-scripts-in-powershell