This is just basics but something I came across recently , remotely anywhere is a remote administration tool which our Enterprise uses.
Most of the time User face some issues with installation of applications , so Remotely anywhere helps in assisting them using the remote desktop using a web interface
Remotely anywhere also listens on port 22 the name of the service is "RemotelyAnywhere SSH Server".
Sojust connect to a remote machine using putty and then you are droppped to a cmd shell and then start PowerShell from there. The best part is it doesn't prompt for the User confirmation :)
The pre-requisite is that Remotely Anywhere be installed on the remote machine and listening on port 22.
So open up a putty console and connect on port 22.
After that you need to authenticate yourself, I am logging into a machine in Enterprise (running AD) so I used my domain credentials to log in and you do need to
After that you are dropped to a command prompt, from where you can run powershell.exe for swift and easy administration :)
Now the difference between the opened session in the above screenshot is that the Profile gets executed when I open this session which is equivalent to running this powershell session locally on that machine.
Note : When you open a PSSession the profile doesn't run for the User.
So now for common tasks to be performed behind the scene for Users like installing a SCCM client, repairing it can be done without disrupting User's day to day work.
Remotely anywhere also listens on port 22 the name of the service is "RemotelyAnywhere SSH Server".
Sojust connect to a remote machine using putty and then you are droppped to a cmd shell and then start PowerShell from there. The best part is it doesn't prompt for the User confirmation :)
The pre-requisite is that Remotely Anywhere be installed on the remote machine and listening on port 22.
So open up a putty console and connect on port 22.
After that you need to authenticate yourself, I am logging into a machine in Enterprise (running AD) so I used my domain credentials to log in and you do need to
After that you are dropped to a command prompt, from where you can run powershell.exe for swift and easy administration :)
Now the difference between the opened session in the above screenshot is that the Profile gets executed when I open this session which is equivalent to running this powershell session locally on that machine.
Note : When you open a PSSession the profile doesn't run for the User.
So now for common tasks to be performed behind the scene for Users like installing a SCCM client, repairing it can be done without disrupting User's day to day work.