This is as close to the exact question that I have, but looks like he found another way that fits the needs so it has been marked as answered:
I have a Powershell script running on server A
that I want to launch a different Powershell script on server B
.
The script on server B
will run fine if I run it locally, but it has to be launched as if by the Run as Administrator
option. I can't find a way to launch the script on server B
from server A
that won't give me a permissions issue.
So far, I've tried:
- invoke-command using a
PScreds
object with the local admin account - start-process throw a
PSSession
using the-Verb runas
flag modifying the serverB
script to "Self elevate", but it still fails fromA
- creating a batch file wrapper with
Start-process
Is there another way to try that I haven't come up with? The purpose, (in case someone has an all-around better way) is to kick off Windows Updates on server B
from server A
. I want to be able to do this on demand and not have a Scheduled Task
that I'll eventually forget about and have trigger when I don't want it to.