A server administrator needs to ensure all Window-based servers within a data center have RDP disabled. There are thousands of servers performing various roles. Which of the following is the BEST way to meet this requirement?
A.
Run chkconfig --level 345 RDP off.
B.
Create a PowerShell script to disable the RDP service.
C.
Run chkconfig --list RDP.
D.
Create a Bash shell script to disable the Windows Remote Management service.
E.
Create a GPO to disable the Windows Remote Management service
RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) is not controlled by Windows Remote Management. RDP is a separate protocol specifically designed for remote desktop connections, while Windows Remote Management (WinRM) is a different service for remote management of Windows systems
I think B might be right here as WinRM is not RDP...
What is the difference between WinRM and RDP?
WinRM and RDP are two different systems, although both were developed by Microsoft. WinRM is designed for the remote management of Windows computers. RDP stands for Remote Desktop Protocol and it provides a view of the Desktop of a remote Windows computer
E. Create a GPO to disable the Windows Remote Management service
Explanation:
Group Policy Objects (GPOs) are the preferred method for centrally managing and enforcing configurations across multiple Windows-based servers within a domain environment. By creating a GPO to disable the Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) service, the administrator can ensure that all Windows-based servers within the data center have RDP disabled.
GPOs provide centralized and scalable management, allowing administrators to enforce policies, such as disabling specific services, across thousands of servers efficiently and consistently. This method also ensures that the configuration remains applied even if individual servers are restarted or reconfigured.
Wouldn't you want to create a GPO for this if there are that many servers?
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