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I previously tried MMI by following this link, but it didn't work "out of the box". I had to allow access via WinRM. System.Management didn't need that. I don't know if MMI is possible to use without WinRM enabled. |
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We were able to use MMI (on the local machine) without configuring anything specific. |
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If you are using localhost, then you have 2 options. Either start WinRM machine on the host or use DCOM instead of WinRM. |
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Any official response on this? |
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We’re trying to make sense of how WMI/CIM is intended to be consumed from .NET:
This has been asked several times over the past 2 years (#20441, PowerShell/MMI#55, PowerShell/MMI#56, dotnet/runtime#110573) with no answer.
So - could we get an understanding of where MMI stands?
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