To implement Just Enough Administration (JEA) on a server, you must register a session configuration file that defines the security endpoint. The Register-PSSessionConfiguration cmdlet is used to create and enable a new session configuration on the local computer. This cmdlet requires the -Path parameter to point to a Session Configuration file, which specifically uses the .pssc extension. While Role Capability files use the .psrc extension, they are referenced inside the .pssc file; the final step of deployment always involves registering the .pssc file to create the named endpoint (e.g., 'HyperVJeaHelpDesk'). The -Force parameter suppresses prompts during the registration and restart of the WinRM service.

Microsoft Learn (Official Vendor Documentation): "Register-PSSessionConfiguration". Windows PowerShell Reference. Section: Parameters (-Path).

Microsoft Learn (Official Vendor Documentation): "JEA Session Configurations". Securing Windows Server. Describes the use of .pssc files for defining JEA endpoints.

Microsoft Learn (Official Vendor Documentation): "Create a JEA session configuration". PowerShell Documentation. This article details the process of using Register-PSSessionConfiguration with a .pssc file.