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Another option would be to log into the 2016 server, and use the DISKPART command line utility instead of the GUI. DISKPART can do everything the GUI can, and a bit more. There is a bit of a learning curve, but the internal help is good, and there are lost of resources on the web.
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Another option would be to log into the 2016 server, and use the DISKPART command line utility instead of the GUI. DISKPART can do everything the GUI can, and a bit more. There is a bit of a learning curve, but the internal help is good, and there are lost of resources on the web.

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I started by stopping the firewall altogether to do some maintenance and re-instated it with the suggested open programs.
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I started by stopping the firewall altogether to do some maintenance and re-instated it with the suggested open programs.

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And now you are happy? Fine. Then please close the question accordingly by selecting your answer as solution and/or other answers that you found helpful on the way.
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And now you are happy? Fine. Then please close the question accordingly by selecting your answer as solution and/or other answers that you found helpful on the way.

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I can connect to my windows 2016 core server using server manager, run &quot;computer management&quot; , and look at a number of things but when I try to connect to disk &nbsp;management I get the &quot;RPC server is unavailable&quot;.<br />
This service is running on both the server and the client. I have disabled all Firewall services on the windows 2016 server and used Netsh Advfirewall to allow remote management.<br />
What am I missing here ?
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I can connect to my windows 2016 core server using server manager, run "computer management" , and look at a number of things but when I try to connect to disk  management I get the "RPC server is unavailable".
This service is running on both the server and the client. I have disabled all Firewall services on the windows 2016 server and used Netsh Advfirewall to allow remote management.
What am I missing here ?

How to enable disk management on a Windows 2016 core server from a windows 10 Server manager app ?

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