how to execute powershell on workgroup machine – part 2

Now on your client/local computer execute the following from an elevated prompt for each remote computer you need credential delegation for:

We are close but there is one last step and it requires a tweak via the global policy editor.  Run gpedit.msc and navigate to Computer Configuration –> Administrative Templates –> System –> Credential Delegation as shown below:

Open up the “Allow Delegating Fresh Credentials with NTLM-only Server Authentication” setting.  Enable the setting and then click on the “Show…” button to add a server to the list.  I added mine like so:

Press OK and then press the “Apply” button on the previous dialog to apply the setting.  Now credential delegation will work for that configured remote computer.  Note that when you enter a new PSSession you have to use CredSSP authentication as shown below:

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