Error Trusted Host

[Tim-Wende]

When I try to execute the command I get an error message. powershell can not change the trusted host settings. this must be set via policies to "not configured".
How can I do that?

[raandree]

Is the Hyper-V host machine domain joined? Is the setting configured by a domain group policy?

[Tim-Wende]

The client and the Hyper-V computer are in the same domain.
And we do not know if the bug is governed by the domain group policy

[raandree]

Please open the gpedit.msc and navigate to Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Credential Delegation. Is there anything already configured and / or grayed out and set by domain GPO?

[Tim-Wende]

Yes the third to sixth settings are activated, the others disabled. There are 10 settings in total. none of that is gray

[raandree]

Can you share some screenshots that also show dome details about how the settings are configured?

[Tim-Wende]

[raandree]

What is configured inside the four policies. The details could be important.

[Tim-Wende]

[raandree]

What is the exact error and which cmdlet are you trying to invoke. This should have been my first question.

[Tim-Wende]

[raandree]

There is another setting that you can see when pressing the button next to "Add servers to the list". This list are the allowed targets. AutomatedLab adds WSMAN/* to the list which means that CredSsp works with all targets. If you are concerned about security, you can enter a wild card matching your lab machines or enter the lab machines individually.

Is the error you are seeing terminating or does the deployment continue?

[Tim-Wende]

[Tim-Wende]

"Is the error you are seeing terminating or does the deployment continue?"

The error ends the script, if you mean that.
that's true