So what did we learn?
Well, we reviewed PowerShell remoting.
We understood why you should use it, and some of the benefits of that,
and really what it was.
We then also looked at how we enabled PowerShell
remoting using both WSMan and SSH, both on Windows and also on Linux.
And then we also reviewed the Group Policy configuration that
was needed to enable PowerShell remoting,
for example,
if we wanted to push out remoting to all 100 servers
in the Globomantics server farm.
So what are we going to talk about next?
Well now that we have PowerShell remoting enabled,
we're now going to look at how we create and manage those remote PowerShell sessions for execution of commands.