Make sure that this computer is on the network, has remote administrator enabled.
Problem:
When you try to remotely administer a Windows Server Core box using Device Manager you receive the below error;
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Windows Server 2008 Core: Installing / Uninstalling MSI Packages
To install a MSI file using the PowerShell use the command
msiexec /i "Path\PackageName"
To uninstall a MSI file using the PowerShell use the command
msiexec /x "Path\PackageName"
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Windows Server 2008 Core: Changing the computer Name
This document will detail how to change the computer name of a Windows Server 2008 Core install using the "PowerShell"
1) First run a ipconfig /all and make a note of the current Computer Name (Host Name)
2) Enter the command
netdom renamecomputer <CurrentComputerName> /NewName:<NewComputerName>
3) Restart the computer using the command
shutdown /r /t 0
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Windows Server 2008 Core: Changing the Local Administrators Password
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The following command will prompt you for a new administrator password on a Windows Server 2008 Core install using the "PowerShell"
net user administrator *
When prompted enter the new password and confirm the new password
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Windows Server 2008 Core: Enable Remote Desktop
The following command will toggle Remote Desktop on and off on a Windows Server 2008 Core install using the "PowerShell"
Cscript %windir%\system32\SCRegEdit.wsf /ar 0
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Windows Server 2008 Core: Disabling the Firewall
The following command will disable the firewall on a Windows Server 2008 Core install using the "PowerShell"
netsh firewall set opmode disable
The below will re-enable the firewall
netsh firewall set opmode enable
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