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What will be the output of running Enable-PSRemoting -Force in a PowerShell window that is NOT running as Administrator?

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PowerShell - Remote Management
What will be the output of running Enable-PSRemoting -Force in a PowerShell window that is NOT running as Administrator?
AAn error indicating that Administrator privileges are required
BThe command runs silently with no effect
CA warning message but remoting is enabled anyway
DPowerShell remoting is enabled successfully without any errors
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:

  1. Step 1: Understand permission requirements and predict behavior without admin rights

    Enable-PSRemoting requires Administrator rights to configure services and firewall rules. Running without admin rights causes an error stating elevated privileges are needed.

  2. Final Answer:

    An error indicating that Administrator privileges are required -> Option A

  3. Quick Check:

    Admin rights required = error without admin [OK]
Quick Trick: Always run as Administrator to enable remoting [OK]
Common Mistakes:
  • Assuming it works without admin rights
  • Expecting only a warning instead of error
  • Thinking it silently fails

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