Run an automated PowerShell script with Remote Execution
Create automated PowerShell scripts that you can run on multiple computers without user interaction.
Important: To create or run an automated PowerShell script the user must be authenticated with Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). This added security step serves the security of the session, as no host credentials are needed.
Authentication is required only once during the session. If 2FA is set to on demand, the user has to authenticate themselves when they select Create new job or Rerun, otherwise 2FA is done on login.
Results:
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When you reference a file from the script, you only have to enter its name. The path of the file is stored in the central_FilesPath environment variable. Once the task ends, the file is deleted from the target computer, unless it is copied somewhere else with the script.
Example:
You upload 'a.txt' file for the job and you would like to copy it into a folder (also known as file distribution). Your script should look something like this:
You upload 'a.txt' file for the job and you would like to copy it into a folder (also known as file distribution). Your script should look something like this:
Copy-Item a.txt C:\Destination