07 The Power in the Shell Remoting Jeffrey

Course Topics Getting Started with Power. Shell 01 | Don’t fear the shell 06

Module Overview • Overview of Remoting • Enable Remoting • One-To-One • One-To-Many •

Enable Remoting Power. Shell Remoting is already enabled in Server 2012 Computer Configuration/Policies/Administrative Templates/Windows

Power. Shell Web Access • Power. Shell – Anywhere, anytime, on any device! •

Not the end yet! • More to come! • Managing in scale and in

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07 | The Power in the Shell - Remoting Jeffrey Snover | Distinguished Engineer & Lead Architect Jason Helmick | Senior Technologist, Concentrated Technology

Module Overview • Overview of Remoting • Enable Remoting • One-To-One • One-To-Many • Not the end yet!

Overview of Remoting

Enable Remoting Power. Shell Remoting is already enabled in Server 2012 Computer Configuration/Policies/Administrative Templates/Windows Components/Windows Remote Management

One to One - Interactive

One-To-Many

Power. Shell Web Access • Power. Shell – Anywhere, anytime, on any device! • Install-Windows. Feature –Name Windows. Power. Shell. Web. Access • Get-Help *Pswa* • Install-Pswa. Web. Application –Use. Test. Certificate • # Use the –use. Test. Certificate for testing (Expires in 90 days) • Add-Pswa. Authorization. Rule –user. Name <DomainUser | Computeruser> -Computer. Name <Computer> -Configuration. Name Admins. Only

Not the end yet! • More to come! • Managing in scale and in real time! • Automation and scripting! • Great resource: Free! • Secrets of Power. Shell Remoting – Don Jones and Tobias Weltner • http: //powershell. org/wp/powershell-books/

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