List of Figures

 

Chapter 1. Diagnosing and troubleshooting PowerShell remoting

Figure 1. Loading the diagnostics module and starting a trace

Figure 2. Entering a session and running a command

Figure 3. Examining the logged diagnostic information

Figure 4. Dot-sourcing the Construct-PSRemoteDataObject.ps1 script

Figure 5. The example for this scenario: a perfect remoting connection

Figure 6. Starting the remoting connection

Figure 7. Starting the remote runspace

Figure 8. Data begins to transfer over the connection

Figure 9. Translating the data that was sent

Figure 10. Taking care of authentication

Figure 11. Connection failure due to a firewall or other port-blocking problem

Figure 12. Starting the connection attempt

Figure 13. The timeout error in the diagnostics log

Figure 14. “Access Denied” in the diagnostics log

Figure 15. Checking an endpoint’s permissions using Set-PSSessionConfiguration

Figure 16. Attempted connection for this scenario: untrusted host

Figure 17. The error message when attempting to connect to an untrusted host. The message gives good clues as to how to solve this problem.

Figure 18. The diagnostic log content when attempting to connect to an untrusted host

Figure 19. Test-WSMan is like a “ping” for remoting

Chapter 3. Collecting and analyzing performance counter data

Figure 1. List sets in Out-GridView

Figure 2. Performance Monitor console—browsing the counters

Figure 3. Performance Monitor showing a BLG file

Figure 4. CSV file opened in Excel