SSH Powershell module
Posted in SSH
Hello,
Linux VS Windows… this is how most of IT are looking in both sides. For me it’s completly different.. I think you must be able to use all tools and enhance the possibilities thanks to this. Yhis is why i decided to start this project long time ago, because i didn’t find previous module doing this.
I decided to move most of the scripts to github in order to gain visibility for myself on my work on differents modules, and allow me to have easy access to previous version for my dev.
So, this script/module is moving to this page !
To get the correct DLL for your system, you must grab it to the SSH.Net Codeplex site
Once the dll downloaded, change the following line to match your configuration.
$AssemblyFile = 'D:\Powershell\dev\Renci.SshNet.4.0.dll'
See ya !
I run a transcript with my jobs and to clean-up a bit of the output I added the option to suppress sending $SSHCommand to standard out.
Thanks for the work on the wrapper, very nice!
Function Invoke-SSHCommand {
New-SSHSession -server 127.0.0.1 -UserName root -password Thisisafake | Invoke-SSHCommand -command “uname -a”
C:PS> Invoke-SSHCommand -client $client -command “cd /dir/truc;ls -a”
#>
param (
[Parameter(Position=0,Mandatory=$true,ValueFromPipeline=$true)]
[Renci.SshNet.SshClient]$Client,
[Parameter(Mandatory=$true)]
[String]$Command,
[Parameter(Mandatory=$false)]
[Boolean]$SuppressOutput=$false
)
$Global:SSHCommand = $null
if ($Client.IsConnected) {
$SSHCommand = $Client.RunCommand($Command)
} else {
Throw “You are not connected to any SSH Server”
Continue
}
if ($SSHCommand.ExitStatus -eq 0) {
$Global:SSHCommand = $SSHCommand
if (!$SuppressOutput) {
$SSHCommand
}
}
else {
Throw “${SSHCommand.Error}”
}
}