Setup and configuration of Windows 10 management client and Windows Admin Center to manage CORE servers. B. (00:05) Configuring a Windows 10 Remote Client and Windows Admin Center to Manage CORE Servers ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. (00:08) Installing Windows 10 Client 2. (01:05) Post-Installation Setup Tasks 3. (02:21) Download and Install Windows Admin Center On the Windows 10 Core Management Client Workstation 4. (04:03) Download Latest Version of PowerShell Using Client Workstation Link: (my version = ) 5. (05:06) Installing Windows Admin Center On the Windows 10 Management Workstation 6. (07:09) Copying Latest Version of PowerShell to the CORE Server $session = New-PSSession -ComputerName **** -Credential (Get-Credential) Copy-Item C:\downloads\ C:\ -ToSession $session Using PowerShell and a Remote Session on the Windows 10 Management Client 7. (07:56) Getting the IP Address from the CORE Server command: ipconfig /all | more (my example = ) command: hostname ((my example = T-3000-DC1)) command: whoami (my example = T-3000-DC1\administrator) 8. (08:37) Back To The Windows 10 Management Client: POSH Time POSH: $Session = New-PSSession -ComputerName -Credential (Get-Credential) POSH: Copy-Item C:\software\2019_Stuff\PowerShell* C:\ -ToSession $session 9. (12:20) Now that the Latest PowerShell .msi has bene copied to the CORE Server? Sign into the CORE Server and Install It. 10. (13:44) Adding the CORE Server to Windows Admin Center On the Windows 10 Management Client 11. (15:22) An Overview of Windows Admin Center Managing 2 CORE Servers Setup and configuration of two 2019 CORE servers and a Windows 10 management client. Installation of Windows Admin Center and using it to manage CORE servers. Setting Up Active Directory and Domain Controllers On Server CORE - Installation of 2019 Core Server and Windows Admin Center - PowerShell Topics - The Playful PowerShell Playlist: Sincerely, The POSHY Bard ( )