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Any additional feedback? Submit and view feedback for This product This page. View all page feedback. In this article. Displays Windows Firewall status for the local server. Opens the Configure Remote Management dialog box. Shows whether users can connect to the server remotely by using Remote Desktop sessions.
Opens the Remote tab of the System Properties dialog box. Shows whether the local server is participating in NIC teaming. Displays the networking status of the server. This read-only field displays the version number of the Windows operating system that the local server is running.
Displays the day and time that Windows updates were last installed. Displays Windows Update settings for the local server. Displays the day and time that the server last checked for available Windows updates. Displays Windows Error Reporting opt-in status. Opens the Windows Error Reporting Configuration dialog box.
For more information about Windows Error Reporting, its benefits, privacy statements, and opt-in settings, see Windows Error Reporting. IE Enhanced Security Configuration is a security measure for servers that prevents web pages from opening in Internet Explorer.
This is not the same number as the Windows product key. Opens the Windows Activation dialog box. Global settings that apply to the entire Server Manager console, and to all remote servers that have been added to the Server Manager server pool, are found in the heading bars at the top of the Server Manager console window. The command that opens the Add Servers dialog box, and lets you add remote physical or virtual servers to the Server Manager server pool, is in the Manage menu of the Server Manager console.
For detailed information about how to add servers, see Add Servers to Server Manager. You can configure the refresh interval for data that is displayed in Server Manager on the Server Manager Properties dialog box, which you open from the Manage menu. In the Server Manager Properties dialog box, specify a time period, in minutes, for the amount of elapsed time you want between refreshes of the data that is displayed in Server Manager.
The default is 10 minutes. Click OK when you are finished. Refresh applies globally to data from all servers that you have added to the Server Manager server pool. You cannot refresh data or configure different refresh intervals for individual servers, roles, or groups. When servers that are in a cluster are added to Server Manager, whether they are physical computers or virtual machines, the first refresh of data can fail, or display data only for the host server for clustered objects.
Subsequent refreshes show accurate data for physical or virtual servers in a server cluster. Refresh data that is displayed in these pages manually, by pressing F5 or clicking Refresh in the Server Manager console heading while you are on those pages.
The commands that open the Add Roles and Features Wizard and Remove Roles and Features Wizard, and let you add or remove roles, role services, and features to servers in your server pool, are in the Manage menu of the Server Manager console, and the Tasks menu of the Roles and Features tile on role or group pages. For detailed information about how to add or remove roles or features, see Install or Uninstall Roles, Role Services, or Features.
In Server Manager, role and feature data is displayed in the base language of the system, also called the system default GUI language, or the language selected during installation of the operating system. The command that opens the Create Server Group dialog box, and lets you create custom groups of servers, is in the Manage menu of the Server Manager console. For detailed information about how to create server groups, see Create and Manage Server Groups.
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