One of your administrators is unfamiliar with using the command line,but needs to be able to manage a Windows Server 2008 Core install.While attempting to use an MMC snap-in to manage Server Core,he finds that he is unable to do so.He notes that some snap-ins,such as Shared Folders and Services work perfectly remotely,while MMCs such as Event Viewer do not.What is most likely the issue?
A)The administrator has permissions to access only specific MMC consoles from his remote machine
B)The other MMC's that the Administrator is trying to access are not available on Server Core
C)A group policy setting is preventing him from viewing higher management level MMC's.
D)Server Core's firewall needs to be reconfigured for the Administrator to access certain MMC's

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Server Core installations of Windows Server 2008 have a minimal set of features and a reduced attack surface. Many management tasks on Server Core can be performed remotely using MMC snap-ins. However, for some MMC snap-ins to work remotely, the firewall on the Server Core machine may need to be configured to allow the necessary remote management traffic. If certain MMCs like Event Viewer are not working remotely while others are, it's likely because the firewall settings on the Server Core installation are blocking the connections required by those specific MMCs.

One of Your Administrators Is Unfamiliar with Using the Command