Jan Egil Ring

@FBoucher Yes, I can look into it and send a Pull Request when it's ready 👍

I didn`t work here for some reason, but I tried the fork mentioned in #71 - that worked well.

From within Windows PowerShell on your target machine (server), run Get-PSSessionConfiguration and you will see the available session configurations. Currently, the microsoft.powershell endpoint is the default, even when remoting from...

I get the same error on Ubuntu 20.04 (running in WSL2), even though inetutils-ping and gss-ntlmssp is installed. `Enter-PSSession: This parameter set requires WSMan, and no supported WSMan client library...

Same issue here when using PowerShell 7.2.3 in a nUbuntu-based dev-container. The workaround of setting ContextScope to Process worked fine here as well.

It seems it is possible to retrieve the information using a filter on Get-MgAuditLogSignIn: ``` Get-MgAuditLogSignIn -Filter "signInEventTypes/any(t:t eq 'servicePrincipal') and AppId eq '$($Application.AppId)'" ``` Although, this was not very...

+1 I am also involved in a scenario where we would like to be able to choose a different constant per resource type than root_id. Also, resource groups is desired...

You understood the issue correctly. > having the premium Azure App Service host in turn reach out to an Azure VM or onprem system via the hybrid powershell connector and...

Thanks Eamon, I tried this out and it did work as intended. Setting up HTTPS listeners on all target machines would be cumbersome and even difficult in some environments. I...

@eamonoreilly On the flip side, having jump boxes kind of invalidates the concept of "serverless" though :) Azure File Sync will soon get support for adding a storage account/file share...