Get Powershell Execution Policy on remote machines

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Today I’ve been asked how to inventory PowerShell execution policies on all servers in a domain. I originally thought I can ultilise RemoteIn as PowerShell V2 should be deployed on all servers. then I realised WSMan wasn’t configured on the srevers so I couldn’t use “New-PSSession” cmdlet…

Therefore, I wrote a function called Get-RemoteExecutionPolicy. It retrieves the setting from the remote registry.

Usage:

Get-RemoteExecutionPolicy \<machine name\>.

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