Mass deployment #42
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This allows deployment of the BeaKer agent over a PS remote session as follows:
Invoke-Command -ComputerName (Get-Content .\systems.txt) -FilePath .\install-sysmon-beats.ps1 -ArgumentList "ip.of.BeaKer", "9200", $cred
systems.txt is a text file with the ips of each system the agent should be installed on, each on a new line.
$cred is a powershell credential object and can be defined with $cred = (Get-Credential)
If the agent is being installed locally, a credential object can be passed as an argument or the script will ask if none is provided. Passing the username/pass in plain text as arguments doesn't work with this change.
To whoever tests this out, shoot me an email (dave) if you need help setting up a windows environment that allows PS remoting. I suspect most real-life customers will already have it enabled in some way or another.