You can use below function to make connection to remote PS in Exchange 2016.
You will
need to change following string $server ="EXC01.smtp25.org" to make
it work for you environment.
# Connect
Remote PS Exchange 2016 Server, Specify Server to connect.
# Change the server FQDN with server name you desire.
Function Connect_E16 {
param(
[Parameter(
Mandatory=$false)]
[string]$server
="EXC01.smtp25.org"
)
$session =
New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange `
-ConnectionUri
http://$srv/PowerShell/ `
-Authentication
Kerberos
Import-PSSession
$session -AllowClobber
}
Clear-host
write-host $null
Write-host "_Connecting Exchange 2016 Servers"
$Connect_E16
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2 comments:
Sometimes is good to use import-pssession with -prefix paramiter. For example when you want to connect to exchange onpremise and exchange online ��
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