8.
Type
CScript //H:CScript
and press Enter. (The CScript utility always uses a double slash
for its own command line arguments; learn more about this utility in the ???Running Scripts
with the CScript and WScript Utilities??? section of Chapter 6.) You??™ll see a message telling
you that the default scripting engine is now CScript. You should activate your copy of Server
Core using the next step. However, you can skip this step and go right to step 10 if you
prefer.
9.
Type
SLMGR ??“ATO
and press Enter. The activation process seems to take forever. However,
get a cup of coffee, and when you get back, you should see a confirmation message like the
one shown in Figure 1.2. (When using WScript instead of CScript, you??™ll see a confirmation
dialog box that you??™ll need to dismiss by clicking OK.) It??™s time to reboot the system to
ensure all of the changes occur.
10.
Type
Shutdown /r
and press Enter. (The Shutdown command provides a number of useful
command line switches that you can discover in the ???Shutting the System Down with the
ShutDown Command??? section of Chapter 3.) You??™ll see a message telling you that the system
will shut down in a few seconds.
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