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John Paul Mueller

"Administering Windows Server 2008 Server Core"

You can discover how to create your own WSF scripts in the ???Editing
Script Files with Script Editor 2.1??? section of Chapter 7.
Setting Automatic Updates
This feature of the SCRegEdit script lets you set the automatic update feature for Windows without
relying on the GUI. You??™ve already seen this feature in action in the ???Performing Server Updates???
section of Chapter 3. This script feature uses the following syntax:
/AU [/v][1 | 4]
The following list describes each of the command line arguments:
/v
Displays the current Automatic Update settings.
1
Disables the Automatic Update feature.
4
Enables the Automatic Update feature.
Enabling Terminal Services
Because Server Core lacks a GUI, it??™s often helpful to use Remote Desktop to administer the server.
Using this approach lets you combine the benefits of both the command line and the GUI to get
work done faster. You??™ve already seen this feature in action in the ???Configuring the Server for
Initial Use??? section of Chapter 1.
STARTING AND CONFIGURING THE REGISTRY EDITOR
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There are two forms of this particular script feature. The first form is for newer versions such as
Vista.


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