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* `--privileged` executes the command with elevated privileges
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* `--privileged` executes the command with elevated privileges
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Some scripts require privileged access, esp on Windows when software needs
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to be installed.
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* `--parallel` executes the job on all machines at the same time
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* `--parallel` executes the job on all machines at the same time
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* `--console` on Windows, runs the job directly in the WinRM session rather
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* `--jobconfig` selects a predefined configuration for the job. See
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than launching it in an interactive desktop session via psexec. This saves
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[implicit job parameters](customizing/Machines#implicit-job-parameters)
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a fair amount of execution overhead, but the job won't be able to interact
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* `--console` on Windows, runs the job directly in the WinRM session instead
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of launching it in an interactive desktop session via a scheduled task. This
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saves a fair amount of execution overhead, but the job won't be able to interact
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with the desktop. This parameter has no effect on Linux or macOS guests.
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with the desktop. This parameter has no effect on Linux or macOS guests.
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* `--repeat COUNT` runs the job COUNT times in a loop. This is useful for
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* `--repeat COUNT` runs the job COUNT times in a loop. This is useful for
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