Invoke-Command on multiple sessions - Accessing session-specific values within a HashTable

Hi,

we need to execute a script block on multiple servers (eg "S1", "S2" and "S3").

The logic is exactly the same on all servers (Create dirs, copy / move/ rename files, etc.)... But, for example, our "BasePath" can differ from one server to another.

Our implementation looks like this:

$myConfig = @{"S1"= @{BasePath="c:\someDir"}; "S2"= @{BasePath="c:\someOtherdir"}; "S3"= @{BasePath="D:\yetAnotherDir"} }

$s = new-PSSession -ComputerName "S1","S2","S3"
Invoke-Command -Session $s -ScriptBlock { 
    $serverName = $env:COMPUTERNAME
    $c = $using:myConfig
    $serverConfig = $c[$serverName]
    
    #Do something with $serverConfig.BasePath
    $serverConfig.BasePath
}

A hashTable is initialized with various parameters.  Keys are set to the same values as the -ComputerName parameter of the "New-PSSession" commandlet.

Within the script block (Invoke-Command), we use the hashTable to retrieve the server-specific value based on the "$env:COMPUTERNAME" value.

Here, the code assumes that the supplied name of the server will be the same as the value of "$env:COMPUTERNAME".... For example, if someone pass the fully qulified name of the server, our code will not work.

When a session is created, a session ID is assigned.  We could use the "session ID" to create a link between the session and our server-specific configuration entry.

Is there a way to retrieve the "Session ID" of the "current session" within the "Invoke-Command".  So our code could look like thie

Invoke-Command -Session $s -ScriptBlock { 
    $sessionID = [Get current Session ID] <<<-------
    $c = $using:myConfig
    $serverConfig = $c[$sessionID]
    
    #Do something with $serverConfig.BasePath
    $serverConfig.BasePath
}

Thanks.