Use the Web Access feature

- I've run the get Windows feature command…and you can see that one of the features I've installed…is Windows PowerShell Web Access.…Now that does have a dependency on certain…IIS components also being installed on this computer.…When I install that feature it was able…to automatically select those dependencies.…After installing the feature, you need to configure it…and the command to do that is install pswa web application.…By default it will install to a web application…called PSWA, PowerShell Web Access.…

If you wanted to change that to something else,…you would just change it to whatever you want it,…PSH PowerShell, whatever you like.…This does need to be used with SSL,…so you either need to provide a legitimate SSL certificate…or if you're just setting this up in a lab…you can have it installed with the use test certificate.…Once you do that, point your favorite web browser…to whatever that URL is.…Here's where the PSWA bit gets inserted…so it's the servername/, whatever web application…name you came up with.…