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Enable remote management settings - Windows Tutorial
From the course: Windows 11: Configure and Support Core Services
Enable remote management settings
- You can use Windows PowerShell to perform remote management and remote connection tasks using command lines and scripts. This is often a faster way to manage computers if you have quite a few on your network. Managing computers remotely in a PowerShell session is called Windows PowerShell remoting. Before you can use the remote management tools we'll talk about later, you must enable the Windows Remote Management Service. You do this at an elevated PowerShell prompt. Let's open PowerShell and run as administrator. In order to install the remote management service, you need to make sure he connected to a private or domain network. There's a command you can use to find out. The command is Get-NetConnectionProfile. You can see here my network category is set to private. Now I'm ready to install the tools. It's as simple as typing whenrm quickconfig and you'll press Enter. I'm not going to do that because I've already…
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