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Jim.Admin
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I have created a WinRM https listener and tested it with my new Cert and all seems well using Port 5986. Now I'd like to force all communication via 6986. My systems are in a domain, so I would like to disable the HTTP listener via GPO, while leaving HTTPS in tact.
I've read documentation on how to disable the listener via powershell, but I'd rather not use a powershell startup script.
get-childitem WSman:\localhost\listener | where -property Keys -eq "Transport=HTTP" | Remove-It
em -Recurse
Also, is there any negative consequences of disabling the HTTP listener in a domain setting?
Jim
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I've read documentation on how to disable the listener via powershell, but I'd rather not use a powershell startup script.
get-childitem WSman:\localhost\listener | where -property Keys -eq "Transport=HTTP" | Remove-It
em -Recurse
Also, is there any negative consequences of disabling the HTTP listener in a domain setting?
Jim
More...