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Please try to use this syntax (you need to have enabled WinRM on remote host)<br />
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<pre><code id="code-8210482">invoke-command -computername &lt;ComputerName -credential DomainName\AdminUser -scriptblock {dir $env:logonserver}</code></pre>
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and for text file (put there computer names, one by line)<br />
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<pre><code id="code-8210483">get-content c:\comps.txt | %{invoke-command -computername $_ -credential DomainName\AdminUser -scriptblock {dir $env:logonserver} }</code></pre>
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Regards,<br />
Krzysztof
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Please try to use this syntax (you need to have enabled WinRM on remote host)

 

invoke-command -computername <ComputerName -credential DomainName\AdminUser -scriptblock {dir $env:logonserver}


and for text file (put there computer names, one by line)

 

get-content c:\comps.txt | %{invoke-command -computername $_ -credential DomainName\AdminUser -scriptblock {dir $env:logonserver} }


Regards,
Krzysztof

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OK, doesn't work. Forget about this syntax :/<br />
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Wait for other experts. Thanks<br />
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Krzysztof
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OK, doesn't work. Forget about this syntax :/

Wait for other experts. Thanks

Krzysztof

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I would like to simply find out what domain controller a remote workstation that is logged onto the network is binding to. &nbsp;I believe this would be the %logon server% variable. &nbsp;I'd prefer to use PowerShell to do this...and it'd be nice to use a text file of workstations as a reference point. &nbsp;VB script would also do. &nbsp;I'm a novice at these scripting methods.<br />
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Thanks!
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I would like to simply find out what domain controller a remote workstation that is logged onto the network is binding to.  I believe this would be the %logon server% variable.  I'd prefer to use PowerShell to do this...and it'd be nice to use a text file of workstations as a reference point.  VB script would also do.  I'm a novice at these scripting methods.

Thanks!

Find logon server of remote host

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