Exchange installs the Windows Management Framework

Exchange installs the Windows Management Framework

For Exchange command-line management and remote administration, EXCHANGE2010 requires Microsoft management Console (MMC) 3.0 or later, Microsoft.NET Framework version 3.5.1, and Windows PowerShell Version2.0.

Windows PowerShell Remoting is supported by the Ws-management protocol and the Windows Remote Management (WinRM) service. The computer that is running Windows 7, Windows Server2008 R2, and later has a WinRM2.0 or higher version . On a computer that is running an earlier operating system version, you need to install the Windows Management Framework, including Windows PowerShell2.0 and WinRM2.0, and a later version. Other prerequisites depend on the specific exchange role.

If you want to manage Exchange Server2010 on a remote computer, you need to install the Windows Management Framework. Because, whether using the graphical interface or the management of the command line, you need to use WinRM2.0 and Windows Poweshell2.0 for remote management. Therefore, remote access must be turned on on the remote computer.

We can all pass the steps to verify that the WinRM2.0 is installed properly and to configure remote management for Windows PowerShell.

(1) Stand-alone "start"-"All Programs"-"Accessories"-"Windows PowerShell". Select "Log on as an administrator" in the pop-up menu by right-clicking Windows PowerShell

(2) The WinRM service default setting is "Manual start", where we need to set the startup type to "automatic" on each computer that uses the service. At the PowerShell prompt, we can verify the operation of the WinRM service by using the following command

Get-service WinRM

If the status is "Stopped", we can start the service by entering the following command and configure it to start automatically

Set-service-name Winrm-startuptype Automatic-status Running

(3) In order to enable remote Windows PowerShell, type the following command:

Enable-psremoting-force

You can enable remote management only if your computer is connected to a domain or intranet. If your computer is connected to a public network, you must disconnect the network connection and connect to the domain or intranet before executing the command. If your computer has one or more public connection types, but in fact the city is connected to a domain or intranet, you need to change the network connection type in the network and Sharing Center before you execute the command.

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Exchange installs the Windows Management Framework