Configuring Remote Connectivity - PowerShell Remoting
3 important questions on Configuring Remote Connectivity - PowerShell Remoting
What are 3 ways to run Powershell Remotely
1. Native support within a cmdlet to add a target machine name, enabling it to be performed on a remote machine.
2. Embed the to be performed cmdlet in the "Invoke-Command" (that can always contain a remote machine name) cmdlet which will push it to the remote machine.
3. Create a remote Powershell session with the target machine.
How to start a Remote Powershell Session
Run:
Enter-PSSession <target computer name>
When finished run:
Exit-PSSession
Enter-PSSession <target computer name>
When finished run:
Exit-PSSession
What needs to be configured when using the "Invoke-Command cmdlet or starting a Remote Powershell session
Run "Enable-PSRemoting"on the target machine from an elevated Powershell prompt.
(Only works on private and domain networks)
This will:
- Start WinRM and sets it up to automatically start.
- Creates WinRM listeners.
- Enables firewall exceptions.
(Only works on private and domain networks)
This will:
- Start WinRM and sets it up to automatically start.
- Creates WinRM listeners.
- Enables firewall exceptions.
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