Refer to the exhibit. Calm encountered the error shown in the exhibit when importing a script that maps a network drive. Upon further investigation, the Calm administrator was unable to run the…

The correct answer is B. Enable-WSManCredSSP -Role Client. The error message indicates that the script failed to authenticate to the remote server using CredSSP. CredSSP is a security mechanism that allows a client to delegate its credentials to a remote server for authentication. To use CredSSP, both the client and the server need to…

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Refer to the exhibit. Calm encountered the error shown in the exhibit when importing a script that maps a network drive. Upon further investigation, the Calm administrator was unable to run the script manually on a VM and discovered that elevated permissions were needed. Which command should the administrator add to the script?

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AEnable-WSManCredSSP -Role Server -Force
BEnable-WSManCredSSP -Role Client
CEnable-WSManCredSSP -Role Server
DDisable-WSManCredSSP -Role Server -Force

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Explanation

The error message indicates that the script failed to authenticate to the remote server using CredSSP. CredSSP is a security mechanism that allows a client to delegate its credentials to a remote server for authentication. To use CredSSP, both the client and the server need to enable it and configure the role and the trusted hosts. The command Enable-WSManCredSSP -Role Client enables CredSSP on the client side and specifies the remote server as a trusted host. This command should be added to the script before invoking the Invoke-Command cmdlet that runs the script block on the remote server. The other commands are either irrelevant or incorrect for

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