Windows 10: View Services on Remote Server via PowerShell

Discus and support View Services on Remote Server via PowerShell in Windows 10 Gaming to solve the problem; Looking to grant a service account access to run the get-services cmd let for remote servers. I have amended few permission still getting elevated... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Gaming' started by ASEZA NQETO, Jun 20, 2022.

  1. ASEZA NQETO
    ASEZA NQETO Win User

    View Services on Remote Server via PowerShell


    Looking to grant a service account access to run the get-services cmd let for remote servers. I have amended few permission still getting elevated privilege error on PowerShell.

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    ASEZA NQETO, Jun 20, 2022
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  2. GRAYE
    graye Win User

    Programatically execute remote commands from Linux server to Microsoft Windows server

    Here is something to try....


    PS: I have not tried this...
     
    graye, Jun 20, 2022
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  3. GREG1973
    greg1973 Win User
    Server Manager Does not Populate Remote Desktop Services Overview


    I have an RDWEB setup (Server 2012R2).
    Server Manager>Remote Desktop Services>Overview does not populate the Deployment Servers, RD Sessions Host or collections on my Windows 10 laptop (with RSAT installed).
    Server Manager>Remote Desktop Services>Overview works and populates "Deployments Servers", RD Sessions Host and "collections" correctly on Windows 8.1 Laptop (with RSAT installed) and correctly on any Server 2012R2.

    *All the servers are added in server manager.
    *RSAT was downloaded on July 13,2016.

    Anyone have any suggestions on why RSAT with Windows 10 does not work correclty with a RDWEB server setup in 2012R2?


    ****update****
    I updated to Win 10 1607 build and it has fixed my probelm, Server Manager now displays "Remote Desktop Services" correctly.
     
    greg1973, Jun 20, 2022
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  4. KARI
    Kari Win User

    View Services on Remote Server via PowerShell

    Windows Powershell Remote Commands Not Working -RPC Server Unavailable

    On target computer, change these services from manual start (or disabled) to automatic start (no delay), restart target computer and check that they are all running, then try again:
    • Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
    • Remote Access Connection Manager
    • Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
    • Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locator
    • Remote Registry
    • Windows Remote Management
     
    Kari, Jun 20, 2022
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