Ending a remote session

- [Instructor] So once we're in a remote session, … you need to know how to get out of that remote session. … So getting out of remote session … is actually fairly straightforward. … We use the Exit-PSSession cmdlet … to end that remote session, … and that'll drop us back to our normal PowerShell window … on our local box. … So, we can see what server we're connected to … when we enter the session, … 'cause it's going to have the name of the server. … You can also see every time we issue a command … on that remote machine. … We're going to see the name of that remote machine … at the front of our command. … It's going to be labeled this dc01, in this case, … 'cause that's the name of the machine we're connecting to. … So we issue all our various commands on that box, … in this case, we're just doing a dir, … and then we do our Exit-PSSession, … and we drop back to our normal PS SQL … and backslash prompt. … We can tell what server we're on, … we can tell that we're out of our remote session, …