If you mean this: https://github.com/rzander/sccmclictr, that's a third-party utility. It says in their front page that it requires:
"
Requirements
- Windows Remote Management (WinRM) must be enabled and configured on all target computers. (Run "winrm quickconfig" in a command prompt.)
- Microsoft .NET Framework 4.7 (on the computer running the Tool)
- Configuration Manager Agent on the target computer
- Admin rights on the target computer.
- Windows Management Framework 4.0 (PowerShell 4) on the Host and on the target Computer.
"
So ensure your target computer has winRM enabled, AND configured.
Here's Microsoft's documentation on enabling and configuring winRM: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/winrm/installation-and-configuration-for-windows-remote-management
It is certainly possible that your company has, on purpose and by design, 'locked down' winRM. Either via firewall rules, or the 'defaults' as created by 'winrm quickconfig' will not function in your environment, and you'd need to work with your security team to determine what (if any) winrm configurations are allowed, and potentially modify the SCCM Client Center configuration to communicate via those channels, or with the appropriate certificates unique to your company.