Connecting to WinRM from Linux with Evil-WinRM (NTLM & Kerberos) | Complete Setup & Troubleshooting

In this video, I demonstrate how to connect to Windows Remote Management (WinRM) from a Linux system using both NTLM and Kerberos authentication methods.

We explore multiple tools, including:

Evil-WinRM (Ruby-based) and Python alternative, useful when one version doesn’t work as expected in certain environments

Covered in the video:

How to use NTLM authentication with Evil-WinRM

How to properly configure your Linux environment to support Kerberos authentication

Required system setup:

Install the krb5-user package

Add the target host to your /etc/hosts file

Configure your krb5.conf file for the target domain

Ensure time synchronization between the Linux host and the target domain (critical for Kerberos)

I also explain the necessary group membership for WinRM access — users must be in the Remote Management Users group or have administrative privileges.

This guide is helpful for red teamers, pentesters, and sysadmins who need to interact with WinRM from a Linux box in both lab and real-world environments.

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