WSMan Cmdlets
summary
WSMAN cmdlets expose WS‑Management directly as a provider and a set of verb-noun commands that complement PowerShell remoting and CIM rather than replace them. Test-WSMan checks WSMan version and connectivity (WinRM v2 vs v3 matters; CIM sessions demand v3). The provider and Get-WSManInstance let you inspect and change listeners, endpoints and config but changing ports can break connections. Use Invoke-WSManAction to call methods (return value 0 means success); expect quirky URI syntax, an enumerate switch for multi-results, selectorSet limited to key properties, and some case sensitivity.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:15PowerShell and WSMAN
- 1:32What is WSMAN?
- 2:57Implications of SOAP
- 3:44WSMAN related cmdlets
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