Implementing PowerShell Web Access in Server
This course explains what PowerShell Web access is and shows you how you install it, secure it, configure it, and use it; it also offers best practice advice.
What you'll learn
This course begins by examining what PowerShell is, and what PowerShell Web Access (PSWA) is. The course looks at the details of how you install the product, including installation of IIS and the creation of Server certificates. The course next looks at securing PSWA, which includes creating Authorization rules and creating constrained remoting endpoints. This is followed by a look at how you configure and use PWSA. Finally, the course proposes best practices for implementing PSWA.
Table of contents
- Module Agenda and Overview 1m
- Four Levels of PSWA Security 1m
- Securing the PSWA Gateway 3m
- PSWA and Certificates 1m
- Creating a Certificate by GUI 2m
- Creating a Certificate Using PowerShell 1m
- Demonstration 1 3m
- Constrained Endpoints 2m
- Creating Constrained Endpoints 2m
- Securing Constrained Endpoints 1m
- PSWA Authorization Rules 3m
- Demonstration 2 9m
- Resources and Module Summary 2m
About the author
Thomas is an IT Industry veteran of over 40 years. He has been involved in Microsoft products since the very beginning of the IBM PC and DOS. Thomas provides consultancy and training around a range of Microsoft products, concentrating recently on PowerShell and Lync Server. Thomas has been a Microsoft MVP for 17 of the past 18 years and runs PowerShell training courses around the world. He has also been heavily involved in LCS/OCS/OCSR2 and Lync training across EMEA and around the world. He has ... more