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When you click Execute to start the Discovery, Open-AudIT will query the specified Domain Controller for a list of network subnets belonging to the domain. Open-AudIT will then create a discovery entry for each subnet (if it doesn't already exist) and commence discovery for that subnet.Once the initial list of target devices has been obtained you should see details of each target as it is scanned and input into Open-AudIT.

And that's it! As always, it's too easy (smile)



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Originally at http://blogs.technet.com/b/brad_rutkowski/archive/2007/10/22/unable-to-remotely-manage-a-server-core-machine-mmc-wmi-device-manager.aspx

Unable to remotely manage a Server Core machine (MMC, WMI, Device Manager)

BooRadely 22 Oct 2007 5:56 PM

I've been seeing a lot of churn internally and externally about installing a role on a server core machine and then trying to connect to it remotely only to find that the remote server core machine won't allow you to connect. 

Remote Management:

To allow remote management of a server core machine run this locally on the box:

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After which point the firewall should allow all your remote admin tools to connect (computer management and DNS snap-in for example).  

WMI:

If you're looking for WMI to be open on your servers:

Code Block
C:\>netsh advfirewall firewall set rule group="windows management instrumentation (wmi)" new enable=yes

Updated 4 rule(s).
Ok.

Device Manager:

You can enable a read-only view of device manager remotely by doing the following:

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