Great tutorial, I can finally remote into my machine over Powershell. Something so simple took way too long to figure out... Every other video tutorial or online doc was terrible or couldn't solve the problem I was having. Your video was concise and to the point, and gave clear, step-by-step instructions on what possible issues may arise and how to solve them. Thank you very much!
This is easily the best PowerShell tutorial I have ever used. Jake thank you very much for creating this, you're an excellent teacher! Keep them coming!
Just found this video and series. I go back to Fortran/Cobol n the mid-80 and have seen many tutorials/presentations and have given a few myself. This was an outstanding video. Thanks for posting and I'm planning on viewing more.
Hi, is it possible to get acces to the server outside of the Domain? i mean from a other computer that is not seted up by the server. My personal Computer ---> get acces to ---> the domain Server.
My question is this, through a simple workgroup creation, can I add powershell connections with multiple pcs to mine, on multi-national level? Plus, how good a speed will it have for remoting? Suppose I need to send a large file (about 1-2 GB), will that work?
Hi, love and enjoy the video very much. I've been looking around but no luck so far. Is anyone know how to enable/start WinRM remotely. Any help/tip would be appreciated.
Nice tutorial I have a problem ... When I create a New-Psssesion locally powershell send me a error (access si denied) ... I have already check the firewall and of course the services (running) Buy the problem persist what could I do ?
can I utilize Powershell direct to manage and access details for all Vms in my Hyper-V including LInux and BSD ? Most clients now a days are buying into Linux VMs to save money but I need to be able to quickly see disk details, networking , etc . What do you suggest ?
EP1-EP8 binge, friday to saturday almost 3am & getting very tired, ready to go to bed. RUclips autoplay EP9 @2min:10sec and I hear "Remember, PS remoting is one of the most powerfull capabilities that PS have to offer. This is the component that turns a 3 weeks task to 5 minutes task" I immediately grabbed a can o soda (to keep me awake) and did some jumping jacks (to rush some blood for a few minutes wake-up) and sat my puertorrican ass back down. That's what I came here for. This is happening right now! Right now! Do you hear what I'm hearing? "F!#& what you heard It's what you hearin' (it's what you hearin') It's what you hearin' (listen) It's what you hearin' (listen) It's what you hearin' (listen) TechThoughts gon' give it to ya (what?) F$@& waiting for you to get it on your own, TechThoughts gon' deliver to ya (uh)" First we gonna rock, then we gonna roll Then we let it pop, go, let it go (what?) TechThoughts gon' give it to ya (uh), he gon' give it to ya TechThoughts gon' give it to ya, he gon' give it to ya
I saw Powershell and now I cannot unsee it. Already helped me A LOT, LOT in conjunction with PCLI in managing vmware vms & hosts. THXs...many hours of unsleep thou.
Question: In the scripts I write, I usually just use "invoke-command -name" to execute code on another server. I've never used "enter-pssession" and now I'm kind of confused if I was doing it wrong before xD. What is the difference? In what cases should I do one or the other?
As per I know "enter-psseason" is used to create a season until we want to stay on the season. By using "enter-psseason", we can run all the local commands remotely. If you look at the hostname of your os (ex: ps c:\ >) after creating a season, you will understand the difference. On the other hand, Invoke-command is used to make a temporary season which disappears just after completing the commands we run. so, if we use invoke-command, we need to use Invoke-command every time we run the command remotely.
11:42 You didn't invoke any command on MDT machine and yet you was able to connect to it remotely. Obviously it is impossible, windows will never allow remote control without some configuration.
What if ps remoting is not enabled on the remote computer bcz of security reasons... How can i still invoke a new ps session remotely. I have read about PSExec tool... Please share your thoughts..
If psremoting is not enabled on the target device, you can not remote to it. You either have to enable it through group policy, or push a change to your environment to enable it.
This is the most comprehensive lesson and valuable and also the most motivated one, so thank you.
Thank you.
Great tutorial, I can finally remote into my machine over Powershell. Something so simple took way too long to figure out... Every other video tutorial or online doc was terrible or couldn't solve the problem I was having. Your video was concise and to the point, and gave clear, step-by-step instructions on what possible issues may arise and how to solve them. Thank you very much!
This is easily the best PowerShell tutorial I have ever used. Jake thank you very much for creating this, you're an excellent teacher! Keep them coming!
I'm kind of a "junior" sysadmin and your tutorials are easily ones of the best out there! Thank you so much!
Just found this video and series. I go back to Fortran/Cobol n the mid-80 and have seen many tutorials/presentations and have given a few myself. This was an outstanding video. Thanks for posting and I'm planning on viewing more.
Learning lots from this series, great work!
Thanks for these videos, they are really helpful
I built a retail stores monitoring solution with this methodology. We can do wonders with this in Windows world.
Dude really like your videos. Keep it up. I am trying to teach my teenage kids this stuff.
Awesome video. Very concise and clear to understand. Thank you for the helpful tutorial.
Very well explained. Thanks.
Super helpful and clear. Thanks!
Very Very Very helpful...a big Thank you
Brother this is awesome and powerful.
Well done... Very nice explanation
best of the best PS tutorial ,, thanks a lot
Easy n fun..
Thanks mate...learned n loved it.
Easiest subscribe, thanks.
Awesome 👍
this gained subscribed . very very good one
Great tutorial. Thanks!
Thanks great tutorial!
thanks men.
Starting to learn powershell due to server monitoring task
Oh my god....Powershell is powerful. - （voice from China）
How can I configure the remote machine remotetly?
Anyone with the Enterprise E in the background has my attention.
#StarTrek
I'm attempting to map a drive on another users PC in an Admin account and I can't seem to get the map to drive. Any advice?
Hi, is it possible to get acces to the server outside of the Domain?
i mean from a other computer that is not seted up by the server.
My personal Computer ---> get acces to ---> the domain Server.
My question is this, through a simple workgroup creation, can I add powershell connections with multiple pcs to mine, on multi-national level? Plus, how good a speed will it have for remoting? Suppose I need to send a large file (about 1-2 GB), will that work?
Hi, love and enjoy the video very much. I've been looking around but no luck so far. Is anyone know how to enable/start WinRM remotely. Any help/tip would be appreciated.
Hi, how would you add the IP address and All DNS entries for the network adapters?
Nice tutorial
I have a problem ... When I create a New-Psssesion locally powershell send me a error (access si denied) ... I have already check the firewall and of course the services (running) Buy the problem persist what could I do ?
can I utilize Powershell direct to manage and access details for all Vms in my Hyper-V including LInux and BSD ?
Most clients now a days are buying into Linux VMs to save money but I need to be able to quickly see disk details, networking , etc . What do you suggest ?
Yes. Check out Diag-V: github.com/techthoughts2/Diag-V
EP1-EP8 binge, friday to saturday almost 3am & getting very tired, ready to go to bed. RUclips autoplay EP9 @2min:10sec and I hear "Remember, PS remoting is one of the most powerfull capabilities that PS have to offer. This is the component that turns a 3 weeks task to 5 minutes task"
I immediately grabbed a can o soda (to keep me awake) and did some jumping jacks (to rush some blood for a few minutes wake-up) and sat my puertorrican ass back down. That's what I came here for. This is happening right now! Right now! Do you hear what I'm hearing?
"F!#& what you heard
It's what you hearin' (it's what you hearin')
It's what you hearin' (listen)
It's what you hearin' (listen)
It's what you hearin' (listen)
TechThoughts gon' give it to ya (what?)
F$@& waiting for you to get it on your own, TechThoughts gon' deliver to ya (uh)"
First we gonna rock, then we gonna roll
Then we let it pop, go, let it go (what?)
TechThoughts gon' give it to ya (uh), he gon' give it to ya
TechThoughts gon' give it to ya, he gon' give it to ya
I saw Powershell and now I cannot unsee it. Already helped me A LOT, LOT in conjunction with PCLI in managing vmware vms & hosts. THXs...many hours of unsleep thou.
Question: In the scripts I write, I usually just use "invoke-command -name" to execute code on another server. I've never used "enter-pssession" and now I'm kind of confused if I was doing it wrong before xD. What is the difference? In what cases should I do one or the other?
As per I know "enter-psseason" is used to create a season until we want to stay on the season. By using "enter-psseason", we can run all the local commands remotely. If you look at the hostname of your os (ex: ps c:\ >) after creating a season, you will understand the difference. On the other hand, Invoke-command is used to make a temporary season which disappears just after completing the commands we run. so, if we use invoke-command, we need to use Invoke-command every time we run the command remotely.
11:42 You didn't invoke any command on MDT machine and yet you was able to connect to it remotely. Obviously it is impossible, windows will never allow remote control without some configuration.
What if ps remoting is not enabled on the remote computer bcz of security reasons... How can i still invoke a new ps session remotely. I have read about PSExec tool... Please share your thoughts..
If psremoting is not enabled on the target device, you can not remote to it. You either have to enable it through group policy, or push a change to your environment to enable it.
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Wonderful Videos Sir !!! Very Rich Study Material !!! By the way which version of Visual Studio you are using Sir ?
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noob question: what is the ark domain? All I see on google is the video game XD