Exchange 2013 uses PowerShell remote management features

Exchange 2013 uses PowerShell remote management features

Exchange2013 has already been able to download the RTM version and has supported PowerShell remote management since Exchange 2010, and we no longer need to install the Exchange Management tools natively. You can manage your Exchange server remotely by using PowerShell, as an example of using Basic authentication to remotely manage PowerShell:
Server-side settings enable basic identity authentication for the PowerShell directory:
1. Log in to any Exchange 2013 server.
2. Add a new authentication method to the/powershell virtual directory on a front-end server that needs to be connected (Basic authentication): Get-powershellvirtualdirectory-server e15rtmfe01 | Set-powershellvirtualdirectory-basicauthentication: $true
Client computer settings:
1. Install PowerShell 3.0 on the computer:http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=34595
2. Enable PowerShell remote management feature on the computer, run PowerShell execution command as Administrator: Enable-psremoting-force
3. Allow unencrypted communication
A. Accessing PowerShell as an administrator
B. cd Wsman:\localhost\client
C. set-item \ allowunencrypted $true-force
D. Set-item. \trustedhosts-value *-force
E. set-executionpolicy-executionpolicy remotesigned
4. Run $session=new-pssession-configurationname Microsoft.exchange-connectionuriHttp://e15rtmfe01.sinopec.ad/powershell-authentication basic-credential (get-credential)
This allows you to connect to the server using the specified account.
5. Import a session using a command: Import-pssession $session
6. If you want to end the session, you can use the following command:
Remove-pssession $session If you close the Windows PowerShell window without performing this step, the session must time out, and a quota for the maximum number of concurrent connections may prevent you from connecting back to the service in a timely manner.

This article is from the "Zhou Ping Microsoft Technology Exchange Platform" blog, please be sure to keep this source http://yuntcloud.blog.51cto.com/1173839/1584445

Exchange 2013 uses PowerShell remote management features