Exit-CredSSPSession.ps1
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Function Exit-CredSSPSession { <# .SYNOPSIS Exits a CredSSP remote PowerShell session on a server and disables CredSSP on the server and client. .DESCRIPTION This cmdlet disables CredSSP on a server with the option to disable CredSSP on your workstation if desired. This command should be used after .PARAMETER Server The fully qualified domain name of the server you are connected to. .PARAMETER DisableClient This is an optional switch parameter that disables CredSSP on your workstation when used. .EXAMPLE PS C:\>Exit-CredSSPSession -Server myserver.mydomain.org CredSSP has been disabled on the remote server and your PC. PS C:\> Description ----------- Disable CredSSP on the server and leave CredSSP enabled on your workstation. This is a good option to use if you are working on multiple servers at a time. .EXAMPLE PS C:\>Exit-CredSSPSession -Server myserver.mydomain.org -DisableClient Description ----------- Disable CredSSP on both the server and your workstation. .NOTES Author: Joshua Morden #> param( [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)] $Server, [Parameter()] [Switch]$DisableClient ) #Disable CredSSP on the remote server. Invoke-Command -ComputerName $Server -ScriptBlock {Disable-WSManCredSSP -Role Server} #Disable CredSSP on the user's workstation if ($DisableClient.IsPresent) { Disable-WSManCredSSP -Role Client } } |