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In the command prompt, execute the following command:
winrm configSDDL default
This command will open the Permissions for Default dialog.
In the Group or user names section, add <domain>\<user> to the list.
Select the <domain>\<user> you have just added, and in the Permissions section beneath, check 'Allow' for Read(Get,Enumerate,Subscribe) and Execute(Invoke). The following screenshot shows the example user 'entuity@places.world':
Click OK to confirm your changes.
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To give the user access to WMI namespace:
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This will open the Advanced Security Settings for Root dialog. Select the 'Remote Management Users' group and click Edit.
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This will open the Permission Entry for Root dialog. In the Applies to dropdown field, select 'This namespace and subnamespaces'.
In the Permissions section, tick the following boxes:
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