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I am still learning about PowerShell and I love how it makes the life easier for IT people.
I am wondering if it is risky to enable PowerShell remoting on sever side. Please advise.
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Hi @IT •
You can enable Powershell remoting to be able to simplify the management of your servers from a Admin machine. In the other hand it's recommended to allow only admin machine to perform powershell remoting, it's possible to specify through GPO the list of machine able to launch remoting Powershell script :
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Hi @IT •
Just checking if there is any progress or question ?
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