A technician needs to run PowerShell commands on several remote Windows 10 workstations from a management PC in the same network. The organization requires the connection to use Microsoft's built-in service that communicates over HTTP or HTTPS and supports PowerShell Remoting. Which remote access technology should the technician enable and configure?
Windows Remote Management (WinRM) is the Microsoft implementation of the WS-Management protocol and provides the transport for PowerShell Remoting. When you enable PowerShell Remoting with the Enable-PSRemoting cmdlet, the WinRM service starts, listeners on TCP ports 5985 (HTTP) and 5986 (HTTPS) are created, and the necessary firewall rules are applied. RDP, VNC, and SSH can provide remote console access, but they do not serve as the native WS-Management transport for PowerShell Remoting.
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