Remoting in PowerShell

 Remoting in PowerShell

Remoting is used to execute PowerShell commands on remote computers. It allows you to manage multiple computers from a single location, and can be used for tasks such as software deployment, configuration management, and system monitoring. Here's an example:

# Enable PowerShell remoting on the remote computer

Enable-PSRemoting -Force

# Test the connection to the remote computer

Test-WSMan -ComputerName "RemoteComputer"

# Invoke a command on the remote computer

Invoke-Command -ComputerName "RemoteComputer" `

    -ScriptBlock {Get-Process}

In this example, we first enable PowerShell remoting on a remote computer using the Enable-PSRemoting cmdlet. We then test the connection to the remote computer using the Test-WSMan cmdlet. Finally, we use the Invoke-Command cmdlet to execute a Get-Process command on the remote computer and return the results to our local computer.