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Document Information
| Document Number: | 489479408 |
| Functional Area: | System i Integration with BladeCenter and System x |
| Subfunctional Area: | iSCSI |
| Sub-Subfunctional Area: | General |
| OS/400 Release: | 6.1 |
| Product: | I5/OS (5761SS100) |
| Product Release: | N/A |
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Document Title
Windows Server 2008 core installation command line quick reference
Document Description
Windows Server 2008 "core" installations do not have a local graphical user interface (GUI). Customizations often performed using the GUI interfaces are not available for a core installation however can be performed using command line interfaces. Some of the key commands used for the iSCSI-attached integrated server environment described below.
Windows Server Core Commands
Rename computer to NWSD name:
- C:\>netdom renamecomputer %computername% /NewName:<nwsdname>
Enable remote desktop access to server
Enable the Remote Desktop for Administration mode to accept connections:
C:\>cscript C:\Windows\System32\scregedit.wsf /ar 0
Enable legacy Remote Desktop/Terminal Service clients:
C:\>cscript C:\Windows\System32\scregedit.wsf /cs 0
Restart the computer:
C:\>shutdown /r /t 0
Enable iSCSI service and set it to start automatically:
C:\>sc config msiscsi start= auto
Start the iSCSI service manually:
C:\>net start msiscsi
Install multipath I/O (MPIO) and claim all multipath devices in the system:
C:\>ocsetup MultipathIo /norestart
C:\>mpclaim -r -i -a ""
For a more complete Windows Server core installation command line reference, refer to the Server Core Installation Option of Windows Server 2008 Step-By-Step Guide.
IBM i integrated server support commands
Synchronize IBM i integration software from IBM i to the Windows server:
C:\>lvlsync
For a more information on the lvlsync command, refer to Installing IBM i integration service packs.
Lock an IBM i device for use by the Windows server:
C:\>as400dev /lock <device_name>
For a more information on the as400dev command, refer to Microsoft Windows Batch Commands for Controlling Devices.
Unlock an IBM i device used by the Windows server:
- C:\>as400dev /unlock <device_name>
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