I??™m assuming that you??™re
not using this setup on a domain, so you??™ll need to add your account to the Administrator
group using a LocalGroup. If you??™re working on a domain, then you??™ll need to add your
account to the Administrator group using a Group instead.
2.
Type
Net LocalGroup "Administrators"
YourLoginName
/Add
and press Enter. You now
are part of the Administrator group and can log in under your own name to the system.
More importantly, you??™ve just gained the ability to access the server remotely using Remote
Desktop without having to perform a significant amount of configuration. You??™ll want to
know what to call the computer, so you need to change the name of it next.
3.
Type
WMIC ComputerSystem Where Name="%COMPUTERNAME%" Call Rename
Name="
NewName
"
and press Enter. Make sure you choose a name that will work with your
workgroup or domain setup. Of course, the computer isn??™t part of the workgroup or domain
yet, so that??™s what you need to do next.
NOTE
The WMIC command is one of the most powerful configuration features of Server Core.
You??™ll find the main documentation for this command in the ???Configuring Server Core Using the
WMIC Command??? section of Chapter 3.
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