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Our windows domain is powered by windows 2012r2 servers. We have a mixed bag of windows 8 and windows 7 client workstations. I would like to administer these workstations remotely, the same way I administer the servers. I want to be able to use remote desktop, use regedit remotely, use the VAMP tool, things like that. I have created the WinRM group policy but things just aren't working. I don't want to have to physically visit every computer in the domain. I am missing something but I don't know what.
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by gazoo Accepted solution
Clarification dummy post @ 1444385855
by michaelalphine Accepted solution
Hi,
You can look into Lepide remote admin tool(http://www.lepide.com/freetools/lepide-remote-admin.html ) that is available free and helps to administer single or multiple computers in the entire network simultaneously spread across multiple domains from centralized location.
by hilalridouan Accepted solution
this might help you :
http://www.grouppolicy.biz/2014/05/enable-winrm-via-group-policy/
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