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Access SQL Server Configuration Manager on a remote server

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I am trying to add a traceflag as a startup parameter to a distant SQL Server 2016, installed on a Windows 2016 core server and I am following these instructions At this point in the document: > In the console tree, expand Services and Applications, and then expand > SQL Server Configuration Manager to manage the remote computer's > services. There is no SQL Server Configuration Manager here. enter image description here - Is this a permissions issue? - Does anyone know what permission needs to be added and where so I can see SQL Server Configuration manager under Services and Applications? - Does core have anything to do with this? Thanks, Craig
Asked by user4659
Sep 18, 2018, 01:13 PM
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