Enabling PowerShell remoting

I am experimenting PowerShell remoting lately and wanted to share simple tip to enable remoting.
To enable remoting, you will want to run 'Enable-PsRemoting' cmdlet and once you run it, it asks you several questions to which you will probably want to answer 'yes'. If you want to skip this, you can run 'Enable-PsRemoting -force' and that skips question steps.

Once you have the machine ready, by default it only allows admin to execute the script so you might want to add yourself so you can execute commands from remote computer.
To add yourself, run 'Set-PSSessionConfiguration Microsoft.PowerShell -ShowSecurityDescriptorUI' cmdlet and UI will pop up and you can use that to add yourself.

Now that you have enabled remoting, let's give it a try:

PS C:\Users\ilhoye> invoke-command -computer localhost -scriptblock {ps | select -first 5 | ft}

Handles  NPM(K)    PM(K)      WS(K) VM(M)   CPU(s)     Id ProcessName
-------  ------    -----      ----- -----   ------     -- -----------
    124      11     2368       6068    46            2192 Acmengine
    890      42    16560      44128   150            3416 CcmExec
     46       7     1820       5140    57     0.19    532 conhost
     46       7     1844       5184    57            1664 conhost
     46       7     1824       5168    57     0.23   2844 conhost

Finally, if you still have a trouble setting up remoting, a good place to start debugging is to run 'get-help about_Remote_Troubleshooting'. This has detailed information on most issues you might encounter.