What are the key authentication and encoding details to consider when writing a Python Exchange PowerShell client?

Kerberos authentication requires the hostname (lowercase) and a full FQDN – IPs are not supported. The HTTP headers must include `Accept-Encoding: identity`. Both sent and received data are encoded (e.g., base64). After the initial Kerberos step, subsequent requests carry normal command payloads. These nuances are crucial for interoperability and are detailed in Penetration Technique: Remote Access to Exchange PowerShell and the Python implementation article.