Change wins on remote servers

Hi
I am trying to use Powershell to change a remote nic configuration on
several servers.
What i would like to achive is the equivalent of the netsh functionality
(tried netsh -r that didn't work, so ended up with the wmic command)

Wmic /node:computername process call create “netsh int ip add wins L
10.1.1.1 index=1�

Note also that I will end up with 4 Wins servers for some time, then remove
the two obsolete ones, [but i don't see a way to get the 3rd and 4th ones
with Wmi].
As Powershell remoting is due in V2, is there another solution ? [Not that
this one does not work, but full powershell would be more 'elegant']

thanks in advance
bruno

Bruno wrote: The remoting layer of v2 is Windows Remote Management (winrm)(it is
based on the WS-MANAGEMENT standard) which is out as version 1.1 and is
production ready.

It comes with winrs for running remote commands like you would in DOS or
PowerShell.

So your command would look like:
winrs -r:http://computername netsh int ip add wins...

This way, you can use simple HTTP or HTTPS protocols to manage remote
systems, instead of WMI/DCOM.

So getting winrm on your systems will prepare them for v2...

Marco

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