You are trying to beformal but your terminology is not supported by POwerShell. You ae using a sort of pseudo-language that seems to be a mix of Unix shell and C with a smattering of text processing.

Answers 1 Sign in to vote 2 things: To get the server names to save correctly, and to save to file and print to the screen at the same time:

The file in your FilePath for Invoke-Command is a script file that will be run on the remote machine. It is not an output file. You must write results to file within the script, or run it like this: invoke-command …

I'm writing a script that will take a list of server names and return the list of pending Windows updates. I'd like the script to accept input from Get-ADComputer, Get-Content (of a text file with server names), …

I wrote a Powershell script that queries all of my groups from Exchange Online, then gets membership for each of those groups and saves each group to a separate CSV file.

When I run them directly in the PowerShell command prompt they run fine and they create the reg key as expected. But they are not running from my script. Here is the output I’m seeing now: PS …

Huge script to backup ownership, disable, move file and restore with powershell. but how? Use XCOPY through powershell (for move file)? Use ROBOCOPY through powershell ?:)

Get-WmiObject : Cannot validate argument on parameter 'ComputerName'. The argument is null or empty. Supply an argument th

I'd test the users in your input file and then create a new output file that only contains the enabled users. Are you able to use a second file or do you have to update the original?

Is it possible to use Powershell to set access permissions for a specific file type within an existing shared folder on a server (server 2008 R2)?