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Setup and configuration of second 2019 CORE server and Windows Admin Center. C. (00:00) Configuring the Second CORE Server and Adding it to the Windows 10 Management Client ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. (00:08) Install 2019 CORE on 2nd Server 2. (00:33) Launch sconfig 3. (00:46) sconfig: Configure a Static IP 4. (02:19) sconfig: Changing the Host Name 5. (02:56) sconfig: Adding an Additional Administartor Account "BackDoor" 6. (03:31) sconfig: Enabling Remote Desktop 7. (04:13) sconfig: Enabling ICMP "Ping" 8. (04:52) sconfig: Check/Change Time Zone and Time 9. (05:27) sconfig: Configure and Download Updates 10. (07:52) Verify sconfig Changes After Reboot command: hostname command: whoami command: ipconfig /all | more 11. (08:33) Launch PowerShell on CORE Server 12. (08:57) Enabling PowerShell Remoting POSH: Enable-PSRemoting -SkipNetworkProfileCheck -Force 13. (09:55) Enable ICMP "Ping" netsh firewall set icmpsetting 8 (deprecated) 14. (10:32) Disable WinProxy Settings (If Necessary) command: netsh winhttp show proxy command: netsh winhttp reset proxy 15. (10:51) Set CORE Server for PowerShell Remote Management Rights POSH: WinRM quickconfig 16. (11:44) Disabling the Firewall Entirely During the Setup Process (Optional) POSH: Set-NetFirewallProfile -Profile Domain,Public,Private -Enabled False 17. (13:12) Change Administrator Password on CORE Server (Optional) 18. (13:54) Go to Windows 10 Management Client 19. (14:08)) Launch ISE or POSH Console with Administrative Priveleges on Windows 10 Management Client 20. (14:25) Copy Latest PowerShell .msi Downloaded to CORE Server POSH: $Session = New-PSSession -ComputerName 192.168.70.15 -Credential (Get-Credential) POSH: Copy-Item C:\software\2019_Stuff\PowerShell* C:\ -ToSession $session 21. (18:37) Sign into the CORE Server and Install the Latest PowerShell .msi Copied Over from the Windows 10 Management Client via POSH 22. (20:14) Back on the Windows 10 Management Client, add the CORE Server to Windows Admin Center so it Can Be Managed 23. (21:39) An Overview of Windows Admin Center Managing 2 CORE Servers Setting Up Active Directory and Domain Controllers On Server CORE - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOg-BIqCMfQ&list=PLZcHRARJMstW_I8KIlo_SWV6PN0HUhpi- Installation of 2019 Core Server and Windows Admin Center - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfF9VdwavyQ&list=PLZcHRARJMstVNn8Q2wMwu7IoNLBg88UsB PowerShell Topics - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZcHRARJMstXn-hUzci2jRU8Z8OBw4qk4 The Playful PowerShell Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZiYxzGHw0A&list=PLZcHRARJMstUv736u_2__KDXUUVHneBFb Sincerely, The POSHY Bard (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0Ywzs8K2lkZenDEZtmNJow)

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