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Connect to Existing PSSession in Windows PowerShell
How to connect to an existing PSSession in Windows PowerShell?
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You can use the "Enter-PSSession" cmdlet to connect to an existing PSSession in Windows PowerShell by using the "-id n" or "-name xxx" to specify the PSSession.
Here is an example of using the "Enter-PSSession" cmdlet to connect to existing PSSession:
PS C:\fyicenter> get-pssession Id Name ComputerName State ConfigurationName Availability -- ---- ------------ ----- ----------------- ------------ 1 Session1 office-server Opened Microsoft.PowerShell Available 2 Session2 mail-server Opened Microsoft.PowerShell Available PS C:\fyicenter> enter-pssession -id 1 [office-server]: PS C:\Users\fyicenter\Documents> [office-server]: PS C:\Users\fyicenter\Documents> query user USERNAME SESSIONNAME ID STATE IDLE TIME fyicenter rdp-tcp#0 2 Active . [office-server]: PS C:\Users\fyicenter\Documents> exit PS C:\fyicenter> PS C:\fyicenter> enter-pssession -name Session2 [mail-server]: PS C:\Users\fyicenter\Documents> [mail-server]: PS C:\Users\fyicenter\Documents> exit PS C:\fyicenter>
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