However, be sure to check the ???Working with the WMIC
Job Alias??? section of Chapter 8, the ???Managing Directory Services Using the WMIC NTDomain
Alias??? section of Chapter 19, and the ???Making Modifications Using the WMIC Utility??? section of
Chapter 20 as well for additional WMIC information.
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UNDERSTANDING WINDOWS SERVER 2008 SERVER CORE
4.
Type
WMIC ComputerSystem Where Name="%COMPUTERNAME%" Call
JoinDomainOrWorkgroup Name="
NameOfWorkgroup
"
and press Enter. At this point, you
have an account on the system and you??™re part of the Administrator group. Your computer
has an easy-to-type name that you know and it??™s part of your workgroup. At this point, you
need to set it up for remote access.
5.
Type
WMIC RDToggle Where ServerName="%COMPUTERNAME%" Call
SetAllowTSConnections AllowTSConnections="1"
and press Enter. After you reboot the
system, it provides Remote Desktop capability. However, the firewall prevents you from
making a connection, so you need to open a port for the Remote Desktop.
6.
Type
NetSH Firewall Set PortOpening TCP 3389 "Remote Desktop"
and press Enter.
(You??™ll use the NetSH utility for more than just the firewall configuration; see the ???Scripting
Networking Solutions with the NetSH Utility??? section of Chapter 6 for more details.
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