You are the Windows desktop administrator for your company. You would like to manage your computers remotely using the Windows Remote Shell. You need to enable remote management on each target computer.What should you do?answerRun netsh to open the Remote Desktop firewall exception.Run netsh to open the Remote Administration firewall exception.Run winrm quickconfigStart the Telnet Client on each computer.

You are the desktop administrator for your company. You would like to manage the computers remotely using a tool with a graphical user interface (GUI).Which action should you take? (Select two. Each answer is a possible solution.)answerRun Remote Shell to manage each computer.Send an assistance invitation.Use Telnet to connect to each computer.Open Computer Management and connect to each remote computer.Establish a Remote Desktop connection to each computer.

You manage two Windows systems named Computer1 and Computer2. You need to use the command line to manage Computer1 from Computer2 remotely.What should you do? (Select two. Each answer is part of the complete solution.)answerOn Computer2, run winrm qc.On Computer1, install PsExec.Authenticate Computer2 to Computer1.On Computer2, install PowerShell.On Computer1, run winrm qc.

You have a Windows system that you would like to manage remotely. The computer connects to the network behind a firewall that blocks all but the most common ports.Which remote management solution does not require additional firewall ports opened?answerTelnetAn MMC console connected to the remote computer instead of the local computerWindows Remote Shell (WinRS)Remote Desktop

You want to use Windows Remote Management to authenticate to a computer not in your Active Directory domain.Which of the following commands do you need to run to add the name of the remote computer to the TrustedHosts table in order to connect remotely to the computer?answerwinrm set winrm/config/client @{TrustedHosts="computername"}winrs set @{TrustedHosts="computername"}winrm set @{TrustedHosts="computername"}winrs set winrs/config/client @{TrustedHosts="computername"}

You have a Windows system that you would like to manage remotely. You enable Remote Desktop on the computer. While working from home, you find that your home firewall is blocking Remote Desktop.Using the port numbers assigned by default, how can you configure the firewall to allow a Remote Desktop connection to the system?answerOpen port 23 in the network firewall.Open port 22 in the network firewall.Open ports 135 and 445 in the network firewall.Open port 3389 in the network firewall.