Q7260015: How to verify WMI access through WinRM?
Verify that WinRM is enabled
To confirm that WinRM is enabled, type the followng command:
winrm e winrm/config/listener
You should see output that shows that the listener is running and that the firewall is not blocking the connection.
Additionaly, you can check the port using the 'netstat' command. See: FAQ #Q7260024
To test whether you can connect to the remote computer using WinRM, run the following command in Powershell:
Test-WSMan -ComputerName REMOTEMACHINE -Authenticat...
Network Monitor > Monitoring Windows / WMI (WinRM)Q7260040: How do I enable WinRM on a standalone server?
There are two ways to enable WinRM on a standalone server:
Using the WinRM quick configuration tool
Using the Local Group Policy Editor (GPEDIT.MSC)
Enable WinRM using the WinRM quick configuration tool
To enable WinRM on a standalone Windows Server:
Open an elevated Command Prompt.
Type the following command to enable WinRM: winrm quickconfig
Type y when prompted to confirm that you want to enable WinRM.
Type the following command to allow remote access to the WinRM service:
...
Network Monitor > Monitoring Windows / WMI (WinRM) Q7260110: How to enable WinRM on Windows domain member servers in a Windows Active Directory Domain?
To enable WinRM on Windows member servers in a Windows Active Directory Domain, you can use a Group Policy Object (GPO):
Create a new GPO: Open the Group Policy Management Console and create a new GPO linked to the domain or an appropriate Organizational Unit (OU) that contains your domain member servers.
Configure the GPO: Edit the GPO and navigate to Computer Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Remote Management (WinRM) > WinRM Service. Enable the...
Network Monitor > Monitoring Windows / WMI (WinRM) Q7260120: We are using WMI over WinRM and getting error 0x803380E4 when monitoring a particular Windows server. What could be the reason?
Error code 0x803380E4 in the context of using WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) over WinRM (Windows Remote Management) typically indicates a permissions or authentication issue. This error code can be somewhat cryptic, but it often points to a specific problem with the configuration or access rights when trying to use WMI over WinRM.
We recommend reading our FAQ items thoroughly and using the testing tools described there. See: Monitoring Windows / WMI (WinRM).
Network Monitor > Monitoring Windows / WMI (WinRM) Q7260022: Verify WMI over WinRM on a (remote) Windows machine I want to monitor?
You can easily check if WMI/WinRM is enabled or disabled by using the following Powershell command on the Windows machine you want to monitor:
Get-WSManInstance -ComputerName MYSERVER01 -Enumerate -ResourceURI wmicimv2/* -Filter "SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystem"
OR, if you want to use credentials other than the one you logged in with:
Get-WSManInstance -ComputerName MYSERVER01 -Credential "MYDOMAIN01\Administrator" -Enumerate -ResourceURI wmicimv2/* -Filter "SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerS...
Network Monitor > Monitoring Windows / WMI (WinRM) Q7260100: How do I verify WinRM only (without WMI) on a (remote) Windows machine?
If you just want to check if WinRM is enabled or disabled without checking WMI, use the following Powershell command:
Test-WSMan -ComputerName MYSERVER01 -Authentication default
OR, if you want to use credentials other than the one you logged in with:
Test-WSMan -ComputerName MYSERVER01 -Credential "MYDOMAIN01\Administrator" -Authentication default
Network Monitor > Monitoring Windows / WMI (WinRM) Q7260024: I am troubleshooting WinRM. It looks like WinRM is not working at all. How can I check if it listens to port 5985?
Open a new command prompt and type the following command:
netstat -ano | findstr 5985
Network Monitor > Monitoring Windows / WMI (WinRM)
|
