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What is the way to call PowerShell from MS System Center Configuration Manager to automate rollout

Hi,
Background:
1) I have a PowerShell 2.0 script that does things on remote machines across the enterprise
2) I use Microsoft System Center's Configuration Manager to automate the rollout of updates and configuration work across the enterprise

Question:
How do I call PowerShell scripts from System Center Configuration Manager automated tool?
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rwskasCommented:
I would imagine you could just call PowerShell via SCCM using the correct params. Example below is assuming you want to run 'myscript.ps1' from the C:\Scripts folder on the local machine

So basically, your launching powershell, and telling it to run the command (-c) C:\Scripts\MyScript.ps1

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rwskasCommented: 

Powershell.exe -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -C "C:\Scripts\MyScript.ps1"

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stuckp1Author Commented:
Thanks!
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