Connect to a Computer with Powershell in our Workgroup
hello together,
as mentioned in title struggling establishing connection client in our workgroup.
what i've done far:
1) enable ps remoting
enable-psremoting
2) computer have had at least 1 nic marked "public network", thus, "enable-psremoting" couldnt run sucessfully.
$nlmtype = [type]::gettypefromclsid(‘dcb00c01-570f-4a9b-8d69-199fdba5723b’)
$inetworklistmanager = [activator]::createinstance($nlmtype)
$nlm_enum_network_connected = 1
$nlm_network_category_public = 0x00
$nlm_network_category_private = 0x01
$unidentified = "unidentified network"
$inetworks = $inetworklistmanager.getnetworks($nlm_enum_network_connected)
foreach ($inetwork in $inetworks)
{
$name = $inetwork.getname()
$category = $inetwork.getcategory()
if ($inetwork.isconnected -and ($category -eq $nlm_network_category_public) -and ($name -eq $unidentified))
{
$inetwork.setcategory($nlm_network_category_private)
}
}
3) allow connection client in workgroup (executed on client connect):
set-item wsman:\localhost\client\trustedhosts *
4) start attempt establish session:
enter-pssession pc-33
as result receive following error message:
enter-pssession : connecting remote server failed following error message : access denied. more info rmation, see about_remote_troubleshooting topic.
any guesses cause behavior? :)
i tried this:
for credentials i used administrator account its appropriate password.
$cred = get-credential invoke-command [someipadress] {$env:computername} -credential $cred thanks & regards
regards / freundliche grüsse powershell junior
hi junior !
follow walk thrue!:
or this:
even ravikanth chaganti ebook discribes topic:
ebook: layman’s guide powershell 2.0 remoting
http://www.ravichaganti.com/blog/?p=1305
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