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Modify the Default Windows Firewall Rule for WinRM The following steps modify the default WinRM Windows Firewall rules and adds an endpoint to the Azure cloud service configuration hosting the server. This is only required if you do not have a VPN in place between your on-premises LAN and Azure virtual network.

In the PowerShell prompt, type configure-smremoting.exe –enable and press ENTER.Įnable remote management in Server Manager (Image: Russell Smith) Configure Microsoft Azure.

If prompted, enter administrator credentials to continue. Press CTRL+ SHIFT+ ENTER to start PowerShell with administrative privileges.

Switch to the Start screen, type powershell and make sure that Windows PowerShell is selected in the search results.

To enable Server Manager remote management: Server Manager remote management is enabled by default in Windows Server 2012, but is disabled in Windows Server if deployed from Azure’s image gallery. Enable Remote Management in Server Manager

#CLIPBOARD MANAGER FOR WINDOWS 8.1 INSTALL#

If you want access to other remote server administration tools, such as those that can be launched from Server Manager’s Tools menu, including the Active Directory Administrative Center (ADAC) and Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC), you should install RSAT on a computer that’s joined to the appropriate domain and that has access to domain controllers over a secure private network. That’s not to say that WinRM over HTTP doesn’t employ any encryption or that credentials will be exposed in clear text, but nevertheless it is intended for use on secure private networks. Server Manager uses the Windows Remote Management (WinRM) protocol over HTTP, not the fully encrypted HTTPS channel that can be configured for PowerShell Remoting. For more information on Azure point-to-site VPNs, see Configure Microsoft Azure to Accept Point-to-Site VPN Connections on the Petri IT Knowledgebase. If you have a VPN configured between your on-premises LAN and Azure virtual network, then adding servers running in the Azure cloud to Server Manager is no different to adding servers on your local network. The instructions in this article can be adapted to suit any cloud or on-premises server management scenario by removing any steps specific to Azure.

#CLIPBOARD MANAGER FOR WINDOWS 8.1 HOW TO#

Related: PowerShell Remoting: How to Restrict User Commands.Although this is not a recommended configuration, it might be useful for lab environments or scenarios where security isn’t critical. In this example, there is no VPN in place between the on-premises site and the Azure virtual network.

#CLIPBOARD MANAGER FOR WINDOWS 8.1 PC#

In this article, I’m going to show you how to configure a Windows Server 2012 R2 Azure virtual machine (VM) so it can be managed using Server Manager from an on-premises PC running Windows 8.1. The Server Manager Dashboard (Image: Russell Smith) Server Manager is easy to set up if you have an on premise Active Directory (AD) domain, but if you want to manage standalone servers, servers in the cloud, or run Server Manager on a workgroup PC, then you’ll need to take some extra configuration steps. In this article, I’ll show you how to manage servers using Server Manager in Windows 8.1.

The first thing you’ll miss if you go the PowerShell route is Server Manager, in particular its dashboard, which gives a graphical overview of servers so you can quickly establish if there are any problems that need attention. I’m a strong advocate of using PowerShell Remoting instead of RDP or Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) wherever possible for server administration, but there’s no doubt that GUI management tools still have their place.