Posted On July 1, 2020

PowerShell: Enable Remote Desktop

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$computernames=@'
SERVER1
SERVER2
'@

$computers=@($computernames -split "`n" -replace "\..*$")

function enableRemoteDesktop{
    $regHiveTs='HKLM:\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server'
    $regKeyTs='fDenyTSConnections'
    $enable=0
    $currentValue=(get-itemproperty $regHiveTs).$regKeyTs
    if($currentValue -ne $enable){
        Set-ItemProperty -Path $regHiveTs -name 'fDenyTSConnections' $regKeyTs -value $enable
        Disable-NetFirewallRule -DisplayGroup 'Remote Desktop'
        $newValue=(get-itemproperty $regHiveTs).$regKeyTs
        write-host "$env:computername`: $regHiveTs key $regKeyTs has been set to $enable"
    }else{
        write-host "$env:computername`: $regHiveTs key $regKeyTs is already set to $enable"
    }
}
 
function disableRemoteDesktop{
    $regHiveTs='HKLM:\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server'
    $regKeyTs='fDenyTSConnections'
    $disable=1
    $currentValue=(get-itemproperty $regHiveTs).$regKeyTs
    if($currentValue -ne $disable){
        Set-ItemProperty -Path $regHiveTs -name 'fDenyTSConnections' $regKeyTs -value $disable
        Disable-NetFirewallRule -DisplayGroup 'Remote Desktop'
        $newValue=(get-itemproperty $regHiveTs).$regKeyTs
        write-host "$env:computername`: $regHiveTs key $regKeyTs has been set to $disable"
    }else{
        write-host "$env:computername`: $regHiveTs key $regKeyTs is already set to $disable"
    }    
}
 
invoke-command -computername $computers -ScriptBlock{
    param($enableRemoteDesktop)
    [ScriptBlock]::Create($enableRemoteDesktop).invoke()
} -Args ${function:enableRemoteDesktop}

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