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So in summary, our goal for this module was to create multiple sessions,

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execute commands, and then copy some files.

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To achieve this, we created single and multiple sessions to the remote machines.

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We then executed commands that would utilize both the script block option,

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which is going to pass a single cmdlet,

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or a written PowerShell script that does various tasks.

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And then we copied files to the remote computers through the

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existing remote sessions that we had by utilizing that ToSession

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property as part of the invoke‑command.

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And we were able to copy files from a network share all the way through

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to a member server and store them locally on their C drive without

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actually having to use the UNC path shares,

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etc.

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As you can see, utilizing PowerShell for remoting is often easy and simple,

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though the most important thing is to make sure that the security is configured

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correctly and that when you are remoting to other machines,

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a real key is to manage the sessions effectively,

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so ensure that you open sessions and close them as you need to.

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But don't underestimate the power of creating multiple PowerShell

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sessions and managing your entire infrastructure by utilizing those sessions and utilizing PowerShell.