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1. #Powershell ssh shell stream multiple commands sequentially code#
2. #Powershell ssh shell stream multiple commands sequentially windows#

No data is retreived from the $stream.Read() line.

#Powershell ssh shell stream multiple commands sequentially code#

The above code is supposed to write out the data it receives. The second line I execute, "show version" is supposed to output a bunch of data, and I'm supposed to be able to read it from the stream. The only thing that might help you is that we do send an audit log event each time a video is viewed to the O365 Audit log. Watch-File is a great candidate because: There. It will also add one parameter that will let us choose which events to watch for, which will effectively map to the EventName parameter of Register-ObjectEvent. Watch-File will merge two commands, Register-ObjectEvent and Get-ChildItem. There isn't a way to get stats out of Stream programmatically. We’ll do this by writing a function called Watch-File. Now, I know the above code works - my port statistics are cleared. We currently do not have any Stream APIs or powershell cmdlets. So, according to the above, I need to use the following code: $session = Get-SSHSession -Index 0

For example, run uptime command and date command on a Linux box named ‘centos7’ as ‘vivek’ user: ssh vivekcentos7 'uptime & date'. The syntax is as follows: ssh barfoo 'command1 & command2'. Simply run command2 if command1 successful on a remote host called foo. When we create the console, it reruns a console stream object to which we can write commands we want to execute, terminating them with e new line and then read the output that was generated by reading the stream. Simple bash syntax to run multiple commands on remote machine. Semi-colons are your friend :) It will run the commands sequentially and should continue if one of the commands fails.

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To make this function, we need to collect all the parameters from Register-Object event, omit the two parameters we won’t be wanting anymore, and then add one for the type of file change we want.

#Powershell ssh shell stream multiple commands sequentially windows#

One special case is with Cisco equipment where after execution of the command the Cisco equipment terminated the connection. Every command in Windows PowerShell has a CommandMetaData object, and that in turn contains several ParameterMetaData objects. This link documents a special case with Cisco: Using the following code, I get an error "Protocol error, doesn't start with scp!" Invoke-SSHCommand -Index 0 -Command "sh ver`n"Īccording to a post on Stack Overflow, the "exec" channel on Brocade SSH server seems to be implemented to support scp command only. I'm working on using Posh-SSH with Brocade switches.