Run CMD Command through PowerShell -

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i trying run command in cmd, run in through powershell.

invoke-item opens cmd, don't how pass in program.exe argument > file.txt

to run cmd.exe powershell, don't need use invoke-item e.g.:

cmd /c c:\windows\system32\ipconfig > file.txt

however, why not run?

ipconfig > file.txt

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