Run a remote powershell script from a batch file

Question

I want to have my batch file run a remote powerhell script.

I have Powershell \ip\Myscript.ps1

But it asks me for do i want to run this remote script. I want to bypass this. with a -confirm:$false

How can i use that in a batch.

vonPryz · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-04 11:33:57Z

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You got a few options here.

Copy the .ps1 file to a local directory and then call it via Powershell. An ugly hack, but sometimes necessary if Execution Policy must not be changed.
Sign the .ps1 file. A huge pain in the backside.
Tell Powershell not to worry about Execytion Policy. The easy and dangerous way: powershell -executionpolicy unrestricted \\server\share\someScript.ps1.

answered Mar 4, 2013 at 11:33

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Frode F. Over a year ago

Option 1 depends on transfer method. If it's downloaded from web it will be "blocked" and will give the warning. If you go into the properties of the file and unblock it, it will work without warning. :-)

vonPryz Over a year ago

Use streams.exe from the Sysinterals suite to remove the ADS that contains Zone.Identifier data.

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