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Are you talking about the Computer Management Console? If so go to windowsdir/system32/compmg<wbr />t.msc
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Are you talking about the Computer Management Console? If so go to windowsdir/system32/compmgt.msc

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If this is a SBS server this is the path to the server console<br />
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C:\Program Files\Microsoft Windows Small Business Server\Administration\Laun<wbr />chConsole.<wbr />exe
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If this is a SBS server this is the path to the server console

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Windows Small Business Server\Administration\LaunchConsole.exe

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Try this - Start-Run &nbsp;compmgmt.msc<br />
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You should be able to create a shortcut with this in the path: compmgmt.msc<br />
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The licensing console is sblic.msc
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Try this - Start-Run  compmgmt.msc

You should be able to create a shortcut with this in the path: compmgmt.msc


The licensing console is sblic.msc

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I have to add licenses to an SBS 2003 server, and it has been configured in a way that the Server Management Console is not in any of the start menus and is not part of the Administrative tools.<br />
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Whoever softwared this box made the desktop and menus look like a wortkstation :(<br />
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Where is the actual file or executable that runs the server management console located?<br />
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I have to add licenses to an SBS 2003 server, and it has been configured in a way that the Server Management Console is not in any of the start menus and is not part of the Administrative tools.

Whoever softwared this box made the desktop and menus look like a wortkstation :(

Where is the actual file or executable that runs the server management console located?




How do I access the Server Management Console without using a menu or icon shortcut?

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