Most of the issues I had with powershell remoting were related to the security model. It's totally integrated into AD. Which is fine if you're in the domain, bu

Most of the issues I had with powershell remoting were related to the security model. It's totally integrated into AD. Which is fine if you're in the domain, but a nightmare to manage when you're not. Or if you want to do anything cross-domain (because, you know, you might now want to combine a production and test domain, or have any kind of explicit trust relationship).