PowerShell Web Access

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PowerShell Web Access on Windows Server 2012 installs as a web gateway (requires .NET 4.5), exposes a browser-based console and uses PS Remoting over WinRM to reach target servers; access is controlled by explicit authorization rules that map users or groups to specific servers and constrained session configurations (restricted language mode, visible commands only). Demonstrated features: install via Server Manager/PowerShell, test certificates, credSSP for second hop if needed, and impersonation via RunAs credentials. Limitations: no GUI/executable launches, no console APIs, three simultaneous sessions per user, configurable timeouts.

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1. 0:00Introduction to PWA
2. 2:38Junior admin demo
3. 7:36Senior admin demo
4. 10:25Configuring PWA rules
5. 14:01Session configurations
6. 19:21Advanced security settings
7. 22:14Final security demonstrations
8. 31:36PWA limitations and FAQ

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