PowerShell remoting - Installing and troubleshooting in a...
summary
Installs OpenSSH on Windows and Linux, configures OpenSSH on Windows and Linux and wires it to PowerShell Core by adding a subsystem that launches pwsh, demonstrates AD authentication via SSSD domain join and public‑key plus Kerberos flows, shows WinRM endpoints, certificates and trusted‑hosts for non‑domain cases, and reproduces failures—listener missing, endpoint disabled, firewall, wrong port, access denied—and fixes them. Demos automate tests with Pester troubleshooting tests and show remoting over SSH and WinRM actually working.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 2:37Key OpenSSH Functionality
- 5:06Installing OpenSSH on Windows
- 9:06Installing OpenSSH on Linux
- 13:48Authentication Methods
- 16:55Authenticating Users
- 36:03OpenSSH Configuration
- 38:57PowerShell Core and Subsystems
- 55:39PowerShell remoting
- 56:16Troubleshooting methodologies
- 57:38Obvious tests
- 57:50Testing methodology - Pester based
- 58:22PowerShell Direct
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