invoke-command winrm -cn computername -scriptblock {enable-psremoting}
above command gives error
error : client cannot connect to the destination specified
note :winrm service is running on the destination specified.
am using powershell v3
invoke-command winrm -cn computername -scriptblock {enable-psremoting}
above command gives error
error : client cannot connect to the destination specified
note :winrm service is running on the destination specified.
am using powershell v3
You can’t use Remoting to enable Remoting. If Remoting isn’t turned on on the remote machine, Invoke-Command can’t connect to it.
You need to run Enable-PSRemoting locally, or use GPOs to enable it. See, “Secrets of PowerShell Remoting” for extremely detailed walkthrough.
I agree with Don – these should really be done via GPO. But if that is not an option, I’ve written a brief How-To using PSExec.
thank you both Don and bob .