WinRM Scripting API
Windows Remote Management scripting objects are implemented as a layer above the WS-Management protocol. The scripting objects enable you to obtain data or manage resources on local and remote computers.
WS-Management Objects
Each scripting object has a corresponding C++ interface. For more information, see WinRM C++ API and Scripting in Windows Remote Management.
The following table lists objects provided by the WinRM Scripting API.
| Object | Description |
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Defines the user name and password used for remote connections. The user name and password are passed when calling the CreateConnectionOptions method. For more information, see Obtaining Data from a Remote Computer. The corresponding C++ interface is IWSManConnectionOptions. | |
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Represents a collection of results returned from enumerating a resource. For more information, see Enumerating or Listing All the Instances of a Resource. The corresponding C++ interface is IWSManEnumerator. | |
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Supplies the path to a resource. You can use a ResourceLocator object instead of a resource URI in Session object operations, such as Session.Get, Session.Put, or Session.Enumerate. The corresponding C++ interface is IWSManResourceLocator. | |
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Defines the network operations and properties available for the session, such as Session.Get, Session.Enumerate, Session.Invoke. For more information, see Obtaining Data from the Local Computer. The corresponding C++ interface is IWSManSession. | |
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Provides methods and properties used to create a new session or manage an established session. For more information see, Using Windows Remote Management. The corresponding C++ interfaces are IWSMan and IWSManEx. |
Related topics
- About Windows Remote Management
- Using Windows Remote Management
- Scripting in Windows Remote Management
- Windows Remote Management Reference
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