07 | The Power in the Shell Remoting Jeffrey Snover

07 The Power in the Shell Remoting Jeffrey Snover Distinguished Engineer & Lead Architect Jason Helmick Senior Technologist, Concentrated Technology Click to edit Master subtitle style

Course Topics Getting Started with PowerShell 01 Don’t fear the shell 02 The Help system 03 The pipeline : Getting connected 04 Extending the shell 05 Objects for the Admin 06 The pipeline : Deeper 07 The Power in the Shell Remoting 08 Getting prepared for automation 09 Automation in scale Remoting 10 Introducing scripting and toolmaking

Module Overview Overview of Remoting Enable Remoting One-To-One One-To-Many Not the end yet!

Overview of Remoting

Enable Remoting PowerShell Remoting is already enabled in Server 2012 Computer Configuration/Policies/Administrative Templates/Windows Components/Windows Remote Management

One to One - Interactive

One-To-Many

PowerShell Web Access PowerShell – Anywhere, anytime, on any device! Install-WindowsFeature –Name WindowsPowerShellWebAccess Get-Help *Pswa* Install-PswaWebApplication –UseTestCertificate # Use the –useTestCertificate for testing (Expires in 90 days) Add-PswaAuthorizationRule –userName Domain\User Computer\user ComputerName Computer -ConfigurationName AdminsOnly

Not the end yet! More to come! Managing in scale and in real time! Automation and scripting! Great resource: Free! Secrets of PowerShell Remoting – Don Jones and Tobias Weltner http://powershell.org/wp/powershell-books/

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