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remote management uses the remote desktop interface?<br />
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or is this something different?
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remote management uses the remote desktop interface?

or is this something different?

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I have an esxi server<br />
<br />
And I was considering running server core to cut down on resources for my name servers. active directory and DNS<br />
I am horrible at commandline though. I was wondering if anyone know of any interfaces or gui's that ran on top to set it up and modify.<br />
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I found this freeware app someone wrote which is pretty cool, <br />
<a href="http://www.kartook.com/2009/12/win2008-gui-tool-server-coreconfigurator/" rel="ugc">http://www.kartook.com/2009/12/win2008-gui-tool-server-coreconfigurator/</a><br />
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but I was wondering if there were any professional, or better products or gui's out there<br />
for server core
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I have an esxi server

And I was considering running server core to cut down on resources for my name servers. active directory and DNS
I am horrible at commandline though. I was wondering if anyone know of any interfaces or gui's that ran on top to set it up and modify.

I found this freeware app someone wrote which is pretty cool, 
http://www.kartook.com/2009/12/win2008-gui-tool-server-coreconfigurator/

but I was wondering if there were any professional, or better products or gui's out there
for server core

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