Enabling remoting via GPO

- [Instructor] So when we turn on PowerShell remoting, … we have to go to every machine, … at least that's what we talked about on the last video. … So assuming we don't want to go to every machine, … how do we turn on PowerShell remoting … through Group Policy Object, … because that's going to be a lot easier in most environments. … So keeping in mind, we don't need to do this … if our environments are Windows 2012 and above, … we only need to do this … for the older versions of Windows. … We can push out all these changes … through group policy, and that way … we can enable remoting without having … to go touch all of our servers, … assuming all of our servers are … within a single active directory domain. … Obviously group policy objects are not going … to apply to non-domain running machines. … So this is going to be a great reason … to have a domain, if you don't have one currently. … So if you want to enable PowerShell Remoting, … there's going to be a few steps … that you're going to actually have to go ahead and turn on. …