To enable remote PowerShell management, logon to the remote server, open PowerShell (as an Administrator) and run the following command: Enable-PSRemoting –Force This command does a few ...

Let’s examine how to run a remote PowerShell script in an Active Directory domain on Windows computers. Let’s assume that both the source and destination computers are joined to an Active Directory ...

Run PowerShell Scripts locally without Signing. When you are testing a script that doesn’t need signing, a different approach is required. It can be from either a trusted source, or you have ...

Similar to how you might use PowerShell to manage IIS (a way to host websites on remote computers), you can use PowerShell to run programs on other computers. Win32_Process is a WMI class with a ...

PowerShell is one of the most powerful tools in Windows 11. It replaces the Windows Command Prompt to run tasks from the command line. However, it's way more powerful than a simple CLI replacement ...

Most everything I run I need to pass data in and retrieve data back. For example, I may want to run a query on a remote machine to pull a bunch of data and store it in an object to put into a report.

There are a few different ways of running a PowerShell command against a remote server. For the purposes of this article however, I want to show you how to use the Invoke-Command cmdlet.