[Solved] What does the Enter-PSSession cmdlet do in PowerShell? — Ans: Starts an interactive session with a remote computer | PowerShell

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What does the Enter-PSSession cmdlet do in PowerShell?

AStarts an interactive session with a remote computer

BCopies files between local and remote computers

CLists all running processes on the local computer

DStops a running PowerShell script

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand the purpose of Enter-PSSession
The cmdlet is designed to create an interactive session with a remote computer, allowing you to run commands as if you were on that machine.
Step 2: Compare options with the cmdlet's function
Only Starts an interactive session with a remote computer describes starting an interactive remote session, which matches Enter-PSSession's purpose.
Final Answer:
Starts an interactive session with a remote computer -> Option A
Quick Check:
Enter-PSSession = Starts remote interactive session [OK]

Quick Trick: Enter-PSSession = connect interactively to remote PC [OK]

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