Powershell V2 CTP 2 – Where did that object come from ?
May 10, 2008 at 7:05 PM
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Andy Schneider
One of the biggest features of PS V2 is the ability to do remoting. It's great to be able to run a ScriptBlock against a bunch of computers.
In the first version of the CTP, one issue I had was that I couldn't tell which object came from which computer.
It looks like CTP2 has a resolution to this. They tack on a ComputerName property to objects that are returned from a remote connection.
Notice that if I do a get-process on a local computer there is no ComputerName attribute.
However, if I get an object back from a remote system I can get a ComputerName attribute.
I am using the icm alias for the invoke-command cmdlet against a runspace that has 3 remote computers, Powershell-dev1, Powershell-dev2, and Powershell-dev3.
What I think would be nice is to have ComputerName be a default property that gets displayed automatically when you list a remote object. That way you wouldn't have to explicitly use select object or format-table/format-list to see the attribute.
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