Any comment or advise will be much appreciated. Friday, February 12, AM. Hi, Sorry, let's ignore RemoteAccessEnabled. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Wednesday, February 17, AM. Thanks Nick. Hi, Before going further, I would like to know if the following settings are configured on Server Core system. Monday, February 15, AM.
Hi Mervyn, Thanks for your response. Is it applicable on Win2k8 R2 as well? Rgds, Nick. Tuesday, February 16, PM. Thursday, February 18, AM. Hi Nick, Please try to use IE to reply to this forum. NET And. When you finish installing Server Core on a system and log on for the first time, you're in for a bit of a surprise. Figure shows the Server Core user interface after first logon. There's no desktop! That is, there is no Windows Explorer shell, with its Start menu, Taskbar, and the other features you may be used to seeing.
All you have is a command prompt, which means that you have to do most of the work of configuring a Server Core installation either by typing commands one at a time, which is slow, or by using scripts and batch files, which can help you speed up and simplify your configuration tasks by automating them. You can also perform some initial configuration tasks using answer files when you perform an unattended installation of Server Core.
For administrators who are experts in using command-line tools like Netsh. For those who are not experts, however, all is not lost. You just need to use them on a different system running either a full installation of Windows Server or Windows Vista with Service Pack 1.
You'll learn more about configuring and managing a Server Core installation in Chapters 3 to 6 of this book, while later chapters deal with how to manage specific server roles and other components. To learn more about the various Windows command-line tools and how to use them, there are two good resources to consult:.
Table lists the main GUI applications, together with their executables, that are available in a Server Core installation. That's a pretty short list! Now here's a list of user interface elements that are not included in Server Core:. NET Framework is also not present in Server Core, which means there's no support for running managed code on a Server Core installation.
In summary, any GUI applications that depend on either the. NET Framework or on the Explorer. Because Windows PowerShell requires the. A Server Core installation includes only a limited number of server roles compared with a Full installation of Windows Server While the roles available for Server Core are generally the same regardless of architecture x86 or x64 and product edition, there are a few exceptions:.
A Server Core installation also supports only a limited subset of the features available on a Full installation of Windows Server Again, there are some points you need to know about concerning the features available on Server Core:. Digging deeper into Server Core, let's briefly look at the architecture of a Server Core installation of Windows Server by comparing it with that of a Full installation. First, remember that Server Core is not a different version of Windows Server but simply an installation option that you can select when installing Windows Server onto a system.
This implies the following:. Figure shows a simplified view of the architecture of both a Full installation and a Server Core installation of Windows Server The dotted line indicates the architecture of Server Core, while the entire diagram represents the architecture of a Full installation. The Component Services view is very similar to that Microsoft Management Console view, where your options are on the left.
And you sometimes need to be able to start and stop the services that are used by this application. And you can see that the Component Services also give you a way to not just configure your local device, but you can configure these on a remote device as well.
But you could go into this view to be able to help troubleshoot.
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