> PowerShell is disabled by default for security reasons. Small correction: PowerShell script files are disabled by default for security reasons. PowerShell i

> PowerShell is disabled by default for security reasons. Small correction: PowerShell script files are disabled by default for security reasons. PowerShell is available with all Windows versions since Vista SP1. On the latest Windows versions, remote command (part of Remote Management) is enabled by default. I.e. you can connect (given proper credentials) to a Server 2012R2 through PowerShell remoting and execute commands. Indeed, the new "Server Nano" will not have any way to log in locally at all. There is no shell (as in operating system shell), and no local editor (like notepad). Only the remote command interface. PowerShell will be extended to allow remote file editing - i.e. use a local editor for a file residing on the remote computer (been missing that for the longest time now)