From the course: PowerShell: Securing Windows Environments

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PowerShell Remoting security

PowerShell Remoting security

- [Instructor] I'm logged into my Windows 2022 server, and I'm in Powershell as you can see here with the command prompt showing PS. What I'm going to do is I'm going to type in get-computer, and when I hit the Tab key, it completes the commandlet. And I'm going to type in Get-ComputerInfo | more. And I'm doing the | more, because it will otherwise show me many pages all at once. I just want to show me one page at a time. And we can see here that this is a server, which is great. What I'm going to do next is I'm going to go into a Windows 11 client, and I'm going to remote into this computer and, just to prove that I'm in this server from the computer, I'm going to type the same command and it will show me that same information. I'm logged into the Windows 11 client, and if you have an older client that you'd like to remote into, older than Vista, then you need to actually type in a command to enable PS Remoting or…

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