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PowerShell Automation and Scripting for Cybersecurity
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There are different ways to enable PSRemoting for your system(s). If you only work with a few machines in your lab, you might want to enable it manually. But as soon as you want to enable PSRemoting in a big environment, you might want to enable and configure PSRemoting centrally. In this section, we will have a look at both methods. The following table provides an overview of which method takes which configuration actions:
Table 3.2 – Enabling PSRemoting – different methods
Please note that the Enable-PSRemoting method is a subpart of the manual configuration; to configure HTTP and HTTPS listeners, additional steps must be taken. Let’s explore what is needed to manually configure PSRemoting, which could be useful in a test scenario, for example.
If you want to enable PSRemoting on a single machine, this can be done manually by using the Enable-PSRemoting command...