inf, you would run this:
C:
cd temp\newdrivers
Drvload oemsetup.inf
If you want to query the list of all the drivers installed on the server, you would
use the SC command (note the required space between the equal sign and the word
driver):
Sc query type= driver
The SC command was historically part of the Windows Resource Kit, but is now a
built-in command and can be used not only to query device drivers but also services.
This command can be used to configure the startup type of devices and services from
disabled all the way to automatic and even delete devices and services among other
things. To find out more about the SC command, run the following:
SC /?
49 Chapter 2: Server Core
CHAPTER SUMMARY
In this chapter you got your arms around installing and configuring Server Core.
Although you have no graphical tools to configure Server Core, the graphical installation
option should be considered first, especially when the role of the server matches one
of the roles supported by Server Core. The smaller installation footprint increases
performance and reliability and decreases the potential for security vulnerabilities.
This is probably one of the biggest changes to Windows Server. The reality is that the
entire Windows Server 2008 build is based around componentization. Server core is
just an extreme form of that, since it truly strips away all the unnecessary clutter that can
be installed with a regular Windows Server installation.
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