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PowerShell Remoting IPv4 filter won't work

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I've setup a test environment with a few Windows Server 2012 R2 machines and Windows 8.1 clients. I created a GPO to enable PS Remoting on the clients, and it's working.

Now i wan't to enable a filter that only allowes the server with ip address 10.0.0.5 to use PS Remoting on the clients.

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PS Remoting works when i put an *, but it doesn't when i put the ip address 10.0.0.5 there, or a range. How can this be?
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Yes, as i mentioned, PS Remoting is working fine. It's only the filter that does not work. I only want the server with 10.0.0.5 to be able to use it from.

Thanks for your input.
try changing the firewall rule instead
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Ah now i get it. On the Inbound Firewall rule I changed the 'Action' to Allow the connection if it is secure. Then on the 'Remote Computers' tab, i set this;

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And on the 'Remote Users' tab i set this;

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Can you tell me what it means to give in remote ip adresses on the scope tab?
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Is it true that members of the domain admins group, are always allowed to use PowerShell remoting?
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Thanks for the help, its all clear to me now.