From the course: PowerShell: Scripting for Advanced Automation
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Registering the JEA endpoint
From the course: PowerShell: Scripting for Advanced Automation
Registering the JEA endpoint
- [Instructor] Let's check in with our JEA configuration so far. We planned out what the members of our tech support department were going to need, we created a group in active directory specifically for them, and then we created two files. We created a role capability file to define what it was they could do, and a session configuration file to identify them and point them to their role capabilities. We even took the next step and tested the session configuration file just to make sure that the syntax was okay. The results came back true. Now it's time for us to register that endpoint and make it functional. Now it's possible to have more than one endpoint on a single server. So before you create a new one, you should check in and see what endpoints already exist. The Get-PSSessionConfiguration cmdlet will give you that information. I'm going to go ahead and pipe the results through Select-Object name because all I'm looking for is a list of session configuration names. And there we…
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