I'm getting different results when running a remote session from a script vs typing the exact command sequence in manually. This is happening with a fairly complicated script I'm working on, but I created a tiny little script to demonstrate the issue. Shouldn't the numbers returned be 7-5-7, not 7-5-5?
The script in question
$oldMachineName = "ppal12084229"
$remoteSession = New-PSSession $oldMachineName
$xyz =7
"outside remote session"
$xyz
""
enter-PSSession $remoteSession
$xyz = 5
"inside remote session"
$xyz
""
exit-pssession
"outside remote session"
$xyz
""
remove-pssession $remoteSession
When I run the script, I get this output:
outside remote session
7
inside remote session
5
outside remote session
5
But, when I type in the commands manually, I get this:
PS H:\> $oldMachineName = "ppal12084229"
PS H:\> $remoteSession = New-PSSession $oldMachineName
PS H:\> $xyz =7
PS H:\> $xyz
7
PS H:\> enter-PSSession $remoteSession
[ppal12084229]: PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> $xyz = 5
[ppal12084229]: PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> $xyz
5
[ppal12084229]: PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> exit-pssession
PS H:\> $xyz
7
PS H:\> remove-pssession $remoteSession
Why do I get different results?
Enter-PSSession
and Exit-PSSession
are meant for interactive use. Try this in your script and see what you get:
$oldMachineName = "ppal12084229"
$remoteSession = New-PSSession $oldMachineName
$xyz =7
"outside remote session"
$xyz
""
invoke-command -Session $remoteSession -ScriptBlock {
$xyz = 5
"inside remote session"
$xyz
""
}
"outside remote session"
$xyz
""
remove-pssession $remoteSession
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