Alan van der Vyver wrote:
Quote:
> I would have expected it to be pre-installed and ready to go. It is the
> most important tool in the system.
Slightly related, I would have expected the same of WinRM. I was poking around
and found that while it is installed by default, the service is not enabled.
That makes a lot of sense in context of the minimal attack surface stuff--but
it's not exposed as a role or feature that I've found so far. You have to run
this to enable it:
winrm quickconfig
It's very quick to do and it takes care of making the firewall rule.
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