I am trying to call a batch file located in local machine executing the below PowerShell command from remote computer.
Invoke-Command -ComputerName XXXXXX -ScriptBlock {
Start-Process "c:\installagent.bat"
} -Credential abc\XXX
It's not giving any error but nothing happened on the remote computer.
If I run the batch file from local machine, it's working fine.
You can't run a local file on a remote host like that. If the account abc\XXX has admin privileges on your local computer (and access to the administrative shares is enabled) you could try this:
Invoke-Command -ComputerName XXXXXX -ScriptBlock {
param($myhost)
Start-Process "\\$myhost\c$\installagent.bat"
} -ArgumentList $env:COMPUTERNAME -Credential abc\XXX
Otherwise you'll have to copy the script to the remote host first:
Copy-Item 'C:\installagent.bat' '\\XXXXXX\C$'
Invoke-Command -ComputerName XXXXXX -ScriptBlock {
Start-Process "c:\installagent.bat"
} -Credential abc\XXX
Also, I'd recommend using the call operator (&) instead of Start-Process for running the batch file:
Invoke-Command -ComputerName XXXXXX -ScriptBlock {
& "c:\installagent.bat"
} -Credential abc\XXX
That way Invoke-Command should return the output of the batch file, giving you a better idea of what's going on.
Or, you could simply use psexec:
C:\> psexec \\XXXXXX -u abc\XXX -c installagent.bat