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| | run .cmd scripts on remote machine (automating the MOSS install via scripts) Hi All, we did some .cmd sripts that one can run on different servers, and get the farm installed, get servers connected to the farm, install servers with different roles, and so on. Those scripts we run on the machines (via RDP), that are btw Windows 2008 sp2, in 2008 AD. Now, we would like to be able to run the scripts from i.e. administrator-workstation, where we just run one script per server role, and that script should then call the other scripts that should be run on the appropriate servers. We saw that it can be done iva WMI, but is there a smarter solution, now having this PowerShell on our 2008 servers in 2008 domain? Thanx in advance! Regards, Zoran |
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| | Re: run .cmd scripts on remote machine (automating the MOSS install via scripts) PowerShell v1 doesn't come with any built-in remoting itself, so normally something like WMI or even WinRM would be used as a "helper" for remoting. So how about WinRM: http://www.windowsnetworking.com/art...nRM-WinRS.html With PowerShell v2, you will have built-in remoting (based on WinRM 2.0). Marco "Zoran" <ms.news@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:#h0VO9eCKHA.3724@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi All, > > we did some .cmd sripts that one can run on different servers, and get the > farm installed, get servers connected to the farm, install servers with > different roles, and so on. > > Those scripts we run on the machines (via RDP), that are btw Windows 2008 > sp2, in 2008 AD. > > Now, we would like to be able to run the scripts from i.e. > administrator-workstation, where we just run one script per server role, > and that script should then call the other scripts that should be run on > the appropriate servers. > > We saw that it can be done iva WMI, but is there a smarter solution, now > having this PowerShell on our 2008 servers in 2008 domain? > > Thanx in advance! > > Regards, > > Zoran > |
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