You want to run a script file named cleanup.ps1 on multiple remote computers listed in servers.txt. Which command correctly uses Invoke-Command to do this?

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You want to run a script file named cleanup.ps1 on multiple remote computers listed in servers.txt. Which command correctly uses Invoke-Command to do this?

AInvoke-Command -ComputerName servers.txt -ScriptBlock { .\cleanup.ps1 }

BInvoke-Command -ComputerName (Get-Content servers.txt) -FilePath cleanup.ps1

CInvoke-Command -ScriptBlock cleanup.ps1 -ComputerName (Get-Content servers.txt)

DInvoke-Command -FilePath servers.txt -ComputerName cleanup.ps1

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Read computer names from file
(Get-Content servers.txt) reads the list of computers.
Step 2: Use -FilePath to run script on those computers
-FilePath cleanup.ps1 runs the script file remotely.
Final Answer:
Invoke-Command -ComputerName (Get-Content servers.txt) -FilePath cleanup.ps1 -> Option B
Quick Check:
Use -FilePath with computer list from Get-Content [OK]

Quick Trick: Use Get-Content to read computers, -FilePath to run scripts [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Passing filename as computer name
Using -ScriptBlock with script filename directly
Swapping parameters incorrectly

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You want to run a script file named cleanup.ps1 on multiple remote computers listed in servers.txt. Which command correctly uses Invoke-Command to do this?

Step 1: Read computer names from file

Step 2: Use -FilePath to run script on those computers

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