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John Paul Mueller

"Administering Windows Server 2008 Server Core"


20.
The
SET
command is a powerful feature that many people don??™t use effectively. A
SET
command
can store any data you require at the command prompt. For example, you can easily
use it to store numeric information as well as paths to files and user information. Generally,
you??™ll use the
SET
command to store short information sequences.
21.
Use temporary files to store large amounts of cumbersome data. You can also use a temporary
file as a kind of database. Parse through the temporary file using the
FOR /F
command
format. For example, with the proper code, you can use a directory listing as a means for
locating and deleting temporary files on your machine.
22.
Because Server Core is a command line??“only interface, you??™ll want to be sure that you
configure your command line for optimum performance. Be sure you set scripting to use
CScript, rather than WScript. Add color to the display to make it look nicer. Use fonts that
are appealing and gentle on the eyes. Anything you can do to make the command prompt
better is a real plus in Server Core.
23.
Right-clicking doesn??™t accomplish much in Server Core. Remember that you??™ll access the
built-in GUI items by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del.


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