net use via Powershell returning A specified logon session does not exist. It may already have been terminated error

i'm getting error when running net use command via powershell.

system error 1312 has occurred.
    + categoryinfo          : notspecified: (system error 1312 has occurred.:s
   tring) [], remoteexception
    + fullyqualifiederrorid : nativecommanderror
    + pscomputername        : xxxxxxxxx

specified logon session not exist. may have been terminated.

the command running " powershell invoke-command -computername xxxxx {net use \\share /user:<domain>\<username> password} "

running net use locally on box runs fine without issues, same command using powershell remote execution causing command fail. 

ps-remoting , configure-smremoting -enable have been run on remote box.

any ideas on how resolve issue?

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please remember mark replies answers if thanks, --kuldeep

to work, must configure both local , remote computers.

on remote server, run following command:

enable-wsmancredssp -role server

you'll know things confgured correctly if run get-wsmancredssp cmdlet , following output:

the machine not configured allow delegating fresh credentials.  computer configured receive credentials remote client computer.

on local computer, administrative powershell prompt, need allow credential delegation in powershell. run following command:

enable-wsmancredssp -role client -delegatedcredentials <remote_computer_name>

you can enable servers using * remote_computer_name.

you'll know configured correctly when run get-wsmancredssp , following output:

the machine configured allow delegating fresh credentials following target(s): wsman/remote_server_name
  computer not configured receive credentials remote client computer.

on local machine, update group policy allow credentials delegated remote server.

1.open gpedit.msc , browse computer configuration > administrative templates > system > credentials delegation.

2.double-click "allow delegating fresh credentials ntlm-only server authentication". 

3.enable setting , add build server server list wsman/buildservername.  (you can enable servers entering wsman/*.)

then, when need run command on remote server, you can't use of *-pssession commands because credssp can't use cached credentials. have start session using invoke-command, , use credssp value authentication parameter, so:

invoke-command -scriptblock { # remote commands here } `
               -computername <remote_computer_name> `
               -authentication credssp `
               -credential <username>

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