Looking through the list I saw Windows Remote Management Group, enabling that group still didn't allow my RSAT Snap-ins to connect successfully. Many say enable group "Remote Administration" which running Get-NetFirewallRule | FT DisplayGroup, clearly shows no such group exists. However the other remote management requirements are not so easy to determine. "Set-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName “File and Printer Sharing (Echo Request – ICMPv4-In)” -enabled True" Took long enough to find a decent blog that showed the proper PowerShell command to enable the existing rule for ICMPv4-in vs making a new rule (which seem to be the most common answer for applying ICMP via CMD) Thing goes for the Name column, you have no idea how much I hate that.) that could enable RSAT snap-in to connect to core services (Adv Firewall Snap-in, Comp Mgmt, Disk Mgmt, etc) However it be nice if there was a Group (I guess in this case a DisplayGroup since the "Group" as listed under AdvFirewall Snap-in is actually DisplayGroup under the objects attributes instead of Group, same On server versions of Windows, the startup type of the Windows Remote Management (WinRM) service is Automatic. The service must be running to support remote commands. We all know you usually remotely manage Core services via RSAT or Web Client, or whatever else the particular services being implemented on core might be. PowerShell remoting depends upon the Windows Remote Management (WinRM) service. See NetSecurity for the cmdlets you can use to configure Windows Firewall. To activate remotely, run the following cmdlet from a remote computer. As such, WinRM provides a firewall friendly method of accessing remote systems in an interoperable manner. WinRm is Microsoft’s implementation of the industry standard WS-Management Protocol. This is probably my biggest pet peeve with core. You can also activate the server by phone, using a Key Management Service (KMS) server, or remotely. Windows Server 2012 installs with WinRm configured and running to support remote Windows PowerShell commands.
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