Question on PSSession and Custom Object

[mrdon03]

Hi
Here is the output of my present script. I am creating New-PSSession to each server for the output. Can someone show me how can I relate it to CustomObject so that I can get the format table output at the end. Please give 1 example of creating CustomObject in PSSession.

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Server: RZAPRVMRDS05 DLP Version : 15.1.0200.01028 Checking vfsmfd.sys in \System32\drivers : Exist Checking vnwcd.sys in \System32\drivers : Exist Checking vrtam.sys in \System32\drivers : Exist Checking edpa.log in Manufacturer\Endpoint Agent : Not Exist Checking edpa_ext0.log in Manufacturer\Endpoint Agent : Not Exist Checking EDPA service : Stopped Checking WDP service : Stopped

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Server: RZAPRVMRDS05 DLP Version : 15.1.0200.01028 Checking vfsmfd.sys in \System32\drivers : Exist Checking vnwcd.sys in \System32\drivers : Exist Checking vrtam.sys in \System32\drivers : Exist Checking edpa.log in Manufacturer\Endpoint Agent : Not Exist Checking edpa_ext0.log in Manufacturer\Endpoint Agent : Not Exist Checking EDPA service : Stopped Checking WDP service : Stopped

• This topic was modified 2 weeks ago by mrdon03.

[metablaster]

PSSession object has properties as documented here:

PSSession Class (System.Management.Automation.Runspaces) | Microsoft Docs

 

Therefore all you have to do is create a custom object, for example:

[PSSession] $Session = New-PSSession ...

$MyCustomObject = [PSCustomObject] @{

       Domain = $Session.ComputerName

       Name = $Session.Name

       # etc. continue adding properties yourself here...

}

$MyCustomObject | Format-Table

That’s pretty easy and straightforward unless you want something else.

I think you should also be able to just run:

[PSCustomObject] $MyCustomObject = $Session -As [PSCustomObject]

But I’m not sure.

• This reply was modified 2 weeks ago by metablaster.

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