WinRM container not accessible via Enter-PSSession
See original GitHub issueI am trying without success to access the container via this command:
Enter-PSSession -ComputerName <IP ADDRESS> -Credential User03
and then inserting the password Passw0rd
in the prompt windows.
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Please checkout my new repository where I have published a WinRM Windows Docker image accessible via the PowerShell command
Enter-PSSession
.I was able to use the
-ContainerId
parameter (from the container host) to enter into a session. Probably not what you are after, but that did in fact work: