Solved Adding Scope in Firewall via Powershell

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Hi,Everyone.

I hope you can help with my simple problem. I was watching Don's powershell training, on the part of Remote Management. He mention that WinRM is requirement for Enter-PSSession and Invoke-Command. I am using Win2k16 server evaluation to follow his training. I have tried executing those commands on my Win10 machine going to Win2k16 but obviously the firewall blocked it. The question is how do I add a scope of IP address for WinRM in the firewall settings (easiest way to resolve this is to disable firewall but I do not want to do that because I want to experience on how to properly set the firewall).

Thanks you in advance for the help and loving all the great work ITPROTV has provided

Bumping up my question

@Reymond-Rivera,

winrm s winrm/config/client '@{TrustedHosts="10.1.2.1"}'

Try the above, I'm not the best at this but it should be a start.

@Ronnie-Wong

Thank you so much I'll immediately try this and give you feedback

@Ronnie-Wong said in Adding Scope in Firewall via Powershell:

@Reymond-Rivera,

winrm s winrm/config/client '@{TrustedHosts="10.1.2.1"}'

Try the above, I'm not the best at this but it should be a start.

It worked for me thanks