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I have a server that I ran Enable-PSRemoting on successfully. &nbsp;<br />
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I am able to run Enter-PSSession &lt;computername&gt; from my local workstation and successfully connect.<br />
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I need to somehow import a module from the remote server into the session I am using and be able to use cmdlets from that module. &nbsp;I don't want to have to import the module locally.<br />
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Is that even possible?
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I have a server that I ran Enable-PSRemoting on successfully.  

I am able to run Enter-PSSession <computername> from my local workstation and successfully connect.

I need to somehow import a module from the remote server into the session I am using and be able to use cmdlets from that module.  I don't want to have to import the module locally.

Is that even possible?

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