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# Ejecutar programaciones con PowerShell

Utilice Invoke-PSUSchedule para activar de inmediato una programación existente de PowerShell Universal, usando la misma ruta de ejecución que la consola de administración.

Utilice `Invoke-PSUSchedule` para activar de inmediato una programación existente. Usa la misma ruta de ejecución que la consola de administración, por lo que la programación conserva su script, entorno, credencial, equipo de destino y demás opciones de ejecución configurados.

El autor de la llamada necesita permiso de ejecución de **Automation Schedules**.

## Seleccionar una programación

Activar una programación por ID:

```powershell
Invoke-PSUSchedule -Id 10
```

Activar una programación por nombre:

```powershell
Invoke-PSUSchedule -Name 'Nightly maintenance'
```

También puede canalizar un objeto de programación:

```powershell
Get-PSUSchedule -Name 'Nightly maintenance' | Invoke-PSUSchedule
```

`Invoke-PSUSchedule` inicia una nueva ejecución; no modifica la definición de la programación ni su próxima ejecución programada.


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