We recommend the Win SSH and VMWare Tools connection option over the WinRM option for the same reason. GPOs/UAC can interfere with these permissions and cause issues with connectivity and authentication via WinRM that can be difficult to diagnose.Most organizations have Domain Controller access fairly locked down and it may not be desirable to configure WinRM and powershell access directly on them.We recommend the 2nd option for a a couple of reasons: WinRM (least recommended due to common UAC rules often found in enterprise environments).The VMware-tools connection type can be slower than the Win SSH type, but doesn't require extra configuration of SSH server.) VMWare tools (recommended slightly less highly than Windows SSH.Windows SSH (recommended: requires Windows SSH server to be configured on the Windows jumpbox, along with the RSAT tools).
Remote management of DNS, IPAM or AD via a Windows "jumpbox" with RSAT (Remote Server Administration Tools)Ĭonnectivity to the Windows jumpbox can be configured using the following connection types in the SovLabs Microsoft Endpoint:.Direct communication with the Domain Controllers via WinRM (this often comes with complicated security policies, so we don't recommend this).Setting up communication between vRO and a Domain Controller for management of IPAM, DNS and AD can be done 2 ways: If you're configuring the SovLabs Microsoft IPAM, DNS or AD modules, you'll need to configure the connection point and connection method for the modules to use for managing the DNS, IPAM and AD records.
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