Your network uses an on-premises Active Directory domain. Computer1 and Computer2 run Windows 10, and Windows Admin Center is installed on Computer1. To allow Windows Admin Center on Computer1 to manage Computer2, what action must you perform on Computer2?

The Enable-PSRemoting cmdlet configures the computer to receive PowerShell remote commands, which is essential for Windows Admin Center to manage it. This cmdlet performs several necessary configurations, including starting the WinRM service, setting the service startup type to automatic, and creating a firewall exception for WinRM. While updating the TrustedHosts list can be part of a secure WinRM configuration, Enable-PSRemoting is the foundational step. Allowing WinRM through Microsoft Defender Firewall is a component of what Enable-PSRemoting does automatically; simply adding an inbound rule manually might not cover all necessary WinRM configurations.