Remoting Configuration Deep Dive
summary
Covers concrete remoting configurations and gotchas: how Enable-PSRemoting leaves only an HTTP listener on 5985/5986 and how to add an HTTPS listener by installing a certificate into the machine account and binding it, why you must call -UseSSL with -Credential together, when to use TrustedHosts (temporary, no mutual auth) versus SSL, multihop options including Enable-WSManCredSSP and configuring Group Policy, plus auditing, port names, and a proxy-based logging/product approach that inspects commands.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:52Enable PS Promoting
- 3:00Mutual Authentication
- 5:36SSL Certificate
- 8:06Use SSL
- 9:55Trusted Hosts
- 13:22On Local Basis
- 17:35Trustless Hosts
- 23:01Hop Beyond the First
- 26:34GPO
- 27:46Kerberos
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