Scripting question: Is there a difference between shutdown from within the VM and using the WMIService InitiateShutdown

Hi,
Are there any problems with shutting down a virtual machine using a script? (example of shutdown script here).
In this case, I want to start VM's in a particular sequence and timing, and then reverse the sequence and timing for shutdown. The built-in settings of hyper-V haven't been adequate.
Is the command "ShutdownList.ItemIndex(0).InitiateShutdown(True,"script
shutdown")" the same thing as initiating a GUI activated shutdown process?
If not, does commanding a shutdown from the host using a script cause
any system problems inside the VM? If so, are there other or better ways to accomplish this?
Thanks.
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Alan

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