New Post: Including the '>' redirect character in the Parameters list in Execute-Process

I am trying to run the following command in the installation section of my install script.

$param1 = "/xmlout /catalog wsusscn2.cab >result.xml"

Execute-Process -Path mbsacli.exe -Parameters '/xmlout /catalog wsusscn2.cab >result.xml' -WindowStyle Hidden

If I just run:

Execute-Process -Path mbsacli.exe -Parameters '/xmlout /catalog wsusscn2.cab' -WindowStyle Hidden

then the process works fine, but as soon as I add the >reports.xml to the command, I get "Too many parameters passed" from the mbsacli.exe tool. However, according to the mbsacli tool, this is the proper way to run the command:

MBSACLI /xmlout /catalog c:\temp\wsusscn2.cab /unicode >results.xml

Is Powershell hitting the '>' character and going something weird?