Powershell Copy-file: Username & Password

Question

I am very new to powershell (just a couple days). I'm sure its very simple, but cannot find any articles with a clear description.I am working on a script to push one file to multiple PC's listed in a text file. All the machines have the same admin account and password. How can I incorporate the login into the script so it doesn't prompt each time? Here is what I have so far.Thanks in advance for any help!Powershell$computers = Read-Host "Enter Location of .txt File"$source = Read-Host "Enter File Source"$dest = Read-Host "Enter File Destination"Get-Content $Computers | foreach {Copy-Item $Source -Destination \\$_\c$\$Destination}
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Answer 1

sorry - I should of put that in my first post...
I tried the ip ftp username and password but it didn't like the commands. Is there somethign else I'm missing that I ned to do first ?
Here's the error I'm getting when trying ip ftp username
mensa# config t
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
mensa(config)# ip ftp username
^
% invalid command detected at '^' marker.
mensa(config)# ip ftp ?
% invalid command
mensa(config)# ip ?
access-list Configure ip access list
default-gateway Configure ip default gateway
default-network Configure ip default network
domain-list Add additional domain names
domain-lookup Enable/Disable DNS
domain-name Specify default domain name
name-server Specify nameserver address
route Configure static routing
routing Enable ip routing
tcp Enable ip tcp path-mtu-discovery
mensa(config)# ip
I can ftp the file no problem using anonymous username/password when prompted, I'm just trying to pass that info in without being prompted.
Thanks
Will rate the posts once I get to the botto of this ;-)