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Enabling remoting via PowerShell

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Enabling remoting via PowerShell

- (Instructor) So I want to take a moment and talk about how to turn on remoting in older environments. Because there are a lot of older environments out there that are running older versions of Windows and so I want to go ahead and talk a little bit about how to we turn on remoting so we can use it on those boxes. As I said, remoting is enabled by default on Windows 2012 and higher but there are plenty of those older versions of the operating systems floating around out there so we're going to need to turn remoting on on those boxes before we can actually take advantage of it. So to turn remoting on on those remote machines, you need to already be into those remote machines and then open up the PowerShell window and just run the Enable-PSRemoting cmdlet on those remote boxes. So once you run that cmdlet it's going to actually do a whole bunch of stuff. The end result being PowerShell remoting is going to be enable on those boxes. So, what actually happens when we actully run…

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