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Posted on 2016-08-30
I will like to run a exe located in a particular directory. After exe is performed I will like then to a restart a service.
I will like to run this exe on all Domain Controllers in my environment. Does anyone know how to performed this in Powershell.
The cmdlets I will like to use for the DC's are "Get-ADDomainControllers"
The user the foreach statement.
Example of directory: Path of the exe; Filename of exe (watchdog.exe)
Can someone please provide the syntax for this
D:\Program files\Monitor\
I will like to run this exe on all Domain Controllers in my environment. Does anyone know how to performed this in Powershell.
The cmdlets I will like to use for the DC's are "Get-ADDomainControllers"
The user the foreach statement.
Example of directory: Path of the exe; Filename of exe (watchdog.exe)
Can someone please provide the syntax for this
D:\Program files\Monitor\
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Try the below
$DC=Get-ADDomainController
$DC=Get-ADDomainController
does not work;
Lets use another example
Lets say Systernal "pskill" is locate under the c:\tools\ This path is located on all DC's
And I have notepad running on all DC"s and I want to use pskill to kill this process. How would I be able to do it using Get-ADDomaincontrollers
Lets use another example
Lets say Systernal "pskill" is locate under the c:\tools\ This path is located on all DC's
And I have notepad running on all DC"s and I want to use pskill to kill this process. How would I be able to do it using Get-ADDomaincontrollers
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