Which command is used to start a PowerShell interactive session with another computer?

The command used to start a PowerShell interactive session with another computer is Enter-PSSession. This command allows you to create a remote session to another machine, providing a command prompt where you can run commands directly on that remote system as if you were logged in locally.

Using Enter-PSSession initiates a remote session, and it is especially useful for administrative tasks on remote servers. You can perform various operations without needing to specify the session context for each command since you are working interactively within the remote environment.

The other options represent related but distinct functionalities. For instance, New-PSSession establishes a new session but doesn't enter it interactively; it simply creates the session object. Connect-PSSession is not a standard cmdlet in PowerShell, while Invoke-PSSession is misleading as it suggests executing commands in a session, but it isn't the command used to start an interactive session. Understanding the nuances between these commands helps clarify the appropriate use of each in managing remote sessions within PowerShell.