MicroNugget: What is PowerShell v3 Remoting in Windows Server 2012?

In this video, Tim Warner covers executing Windows PowerShell v3 Remoting scripts in Windows Server 2012. PowerShell remoting is a powerful, flexible tool that you can use in many different applications. You’ll watch as Tim demonstrates how to configure remote capabilities on Windows Server.

Windows PowerShell remoting refers to executing PowerShell commandlets or even entire PowerShell scripts on a remote box. Although this can be applied in a number of scenarios, this MicroNugget specifically focuses on Windows Server 2012, which has incredible out-of-the-box support for Windows Remote Management, as well as PowerShell remoting.

Tim begins by opening up a server management console and verifying that Windows RM is enabled. After this, he’ll initiate an administrative PowerShell session and walk you through the steps needed to accomplish it. He’ll introduce each of the steps needed to leverage PowerShell’s remote capabilities on Windows Server, outlining a few critical settings along the way.

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