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I am trying to write a power-shell script that will take in a text file (or xml file) or whatever I I want to see the list of server names and some server names to read in a row from PowerShell to a text file, but I did not know the powers to import data into different variables How do I pass other functions for If it is argued that it looks trivial, but should be a simple way for me rather than to use a regex on each line to do so.

"post-text" itemprop = "Consider the following XML:

  $ xml = [xml] @" server " Server name = "server1" & gt; & Lt; Process & gt; Process 1 & lt; / Projection & gt; Process & gt; Process 2 & lt; / Process & gt; & Lt; / Server & gt; Server name = "server2" & gt; Process & gt; Process 3 & lt; / Process & gt; & Lt; / Server & gt; & Lt; / Server & gt; "@  

You can process the $ xml variable like this:

  foreach ($ xml.Servers.Server In $ server) {foreach ($ Process $ $ process.process) {# Run your murder script here.}}  

For a kill script on remote machines, you can attach attach- You can use cmdlet (PSRemoting enabled), or PsExec, or WMI, which are most comfortable with you, $ server and $ process But execute murder against the right procedure He will need.


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