Enable Remote Powershell

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I am looking to globally enable remote PowerShell so when I select Interactive Powershell I do not have to select the Yes button to enable remote PowerShell. I found the below link to enable winrm but this did not resolve the issue. Any insight would be appreciated.

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Hi Grant,

Hope all is well! This article may be helpful for you: How to Enable PSRemoting (Locally and Remotely).

Please let us know the outcome.

Best,

Branden

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Thank you that article is very similar to the one I found. I have those settings set and I am still getting the Enable PSRemoting popup. Is this expected behavior?

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Brandon,
Thank you that article is very similar to the one I found. I have those settings set and I am still getting the Enable PSRemoting popup. Is this expected behavior?

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Thank you for your patience. When you have a second, can you verify if you run this PowerShell command on a single device “Enable-PSRemoting” if you still get the prompt after when attempting to start a remote session using Right Click Tools?

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Yes, I ran that command on a single device and still get the pop from starting a session via Right Click tools.

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Thank you for verifying. Can you run please “Enable-PSRemoting” on another test device, and afterwards from a different machine, attempt to run "Enter-PSSession -Computername [ComputerYouJustEnabledPSRemoting] and verify if it comes back as enabled or not? If it does come back as enabled, can you check if you still get the prompt from RCT?

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I get this error after running Enable-PSremoting

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Have you verified if the WinRM service is running on that device by chance? This post may be helpful: windows - PowerShell: The client cannot connect to the destination specified in the request - Stack Overflow.

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I followed the steps in that link and the message did not appear and worked as expected. How would I incorporate that into GP?

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You could potentially incorporate this into GP with a logon script that runs a single time: How to Run GPO Logon Script Only Once? | Windows OS Hub. Alternatively, you could also run a script against your devices using Config Mgr’s built in scripts feature: Create and run scripts - Configuration Manager | Microsoft Learn.