PowerShell 7 Tutorials for Intermediates #4 : Remoting

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In this video I will go over how to use remoting in PowerShell 7, how to set up psremoting from a non domain computer to a domain controller, how to execute commands remotely and how to set up persistant sessions.

To add a trusted hosts:

To see trusted hosts:
Get-Item WSMan:\localhost\Client\TrustedHosts

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Thank you sir, been messing around with PS remoting and couldn't find anything that showed how to pass vars over sessions

spencerheath
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I was struggling and ended up figuring it out reading all the documentation on how to start this at my job. Wish I found this tutorial earlier but I'm glad to learn the using: that I didn't know at all and is very helpful

chrisvelo
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Awesome series. Keep up the excellent content creation! Thank you!

BGrozdanov
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Hi,

This is also a great video, it helps me a lot to learn Powershell. Thanks!

I would like to change the properties of the printers of the remote computer using the System.Printing.PrintQueue object. This works on my machine for both the Default user and the Current (logged in) user.

Is it possible to do the same with a remote computer? Is it possible to somehow obtain the PrinterTicket of the users (or the current user - logged in user)?

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