When I ssh to the windows machine it will not be in powershell prompt and I don't know how I'm going to execute the powershell script I have.
I tried the following code without success.
ssh_connect(ip1, " powershell.exe <mtu-read.ps1")
def ssh_connect(address, script):
#key_filename1 = 'id_rsa' #no authentication for now testing
host_user = "Administrator"
try:
process1 = subprocess.Popen("ssh -oStrictHostKeyChecking=no " + host_user + "@" + address + script, shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)
output1 = process1.stdout.readlines()
print(output1)
return output1
except Exception as er2:
print(str(er2) + ' connection issue ')
return "0"
The result I get is that it does not recognize the command in the powershell.
Your syntax is invalid in the powershell call:
powershell.exe -File mtu-read.ps1
Note your working directory or the script file won't be found. I suggest fully-qualifying your script path as a best-practice.
As an aside, I question why you're using python to execute powershell instead of just writing a powershell script and utilizing winrm (native to Windows) instead of ssh .
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