How to Configure WinRM over HTTPS in Windows Server 2019

This is a step by step guide on How to Configure WinRM over HTTPS in Windows Server 2019 for PowerShell Remoting. We will use local Certification authority to obtain an SSL Certificate for our Server.

[doinWorkDaily]

I was working on an issue with WinRM over HTTPS for server monitoring for a while. This video solved it. Thank you!

[FranzGuerrero]

Another great video. Easy to understand how to do it. The subtitles helps a lot to follow your guidance

[zdog]

I really have to say, your videos have been invaluable in my own learning experience. Thanks!

[Bunker]

This video is really helpful, only thing I'd wish was added which some of you watching this might also find helpful;
If you're trying to secure the protocol by adding HTTPS AND want to remove HTTP, you'll need to run the below command to stop WinRM from listening for HTTP:
Get-ChildItem wsman:\localhost\listener\ | Where-Object -Property Keys -eq 'Transport=HTTP' | Remove-Item -Recurse

Took me a while to find this and really needed to be able to do this in order to stop the use of HTTP all together.

[joshuafurgason]

Awesome video. Very clear. Thank you for the custom subtitles.

[techgeek-wu]

@MFST Webcast, if a server has multiple certificates intended for client server authentication, how will it determine which one it will use for WinRM?

[zachreski]

Attempting to go through this guide but I'm getting stuck seeing the Computer certificate only listed as unavailable.

[ander]

How is it authenticated? In last command enter-session... i don't see any login credentials

[mattipler]

Strange - when I run the winrm quickconfig -transport:HTTPS command (with an SSL in place) it hangs and does not show the 'Make These Changes (y/n)' prompt! Server 2022!

[ebosac]

Please help me on this:
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