How to disable security warning when running batch file in windows 2008

We were facing similar issue, when we are trying to execute the batch file from network path and everytime we used to execute "open file - security warning" pops up and we need to click on 'Run' it executes.

Below steps resolved the issue:

- Added the network servername in trusted sites as file://servername
- Click on custom level of trusted sites under Miscellaneous you will see 'Launching applications and unsafe files' set this option to 'Enable' and press OK.

After performing these two steps the issue got resolved.


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How to Configure RAID-1 in BIOS

This scenario has been done in Dell R715 model server

Steps to be followed:

- Power on Server
- In a couple of minutes you will see the following screen
- Press Ctrl-R when you see below screen "PowerEdge Expandable RAID Controller BIOS"

 - Use the arrow keys and select No Configuration Present ! and press F2
 - Select Create New VD

 - Use the TAB key select RAID level and press enter


- Use the arrow keys select RAID-1 and press Enter

- Use the TAB key higlight the first drive and press space bar. An x will appear next to the drive.  Highlight the second drive and press space bar, an x will appear next to the drive.

-  Press TAB key and select OK, press enter

- Press OK again

- The newly created RAID1 Containter will appear as below

- Press Escape to exit RAID BIOS and press OK




  
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How to Disable the Fibre channel card in BIOS


Below steps has been tested on HP Proliant DL585 G6 server.

Steps to be followed:

- Poweron the server
- Straight after the initial boot (and the HP Splash screen), press F9 to enter the Bios, then enter PCI Devices menu:

- Select the PCI slots in turn that contain the following Adapters:
      HP StorageWorks FC2142 4GB PCI-E Adapter

Note: Make a note of IRQ:# it may be useful at later stage.



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Command to Expand Root drive Or System Drive ( C: drive ) when it is a Basic Disk

There is a tool by name ExtPart.exe from Dell which does this function

Download the tool from here: ExtPart.exe


Usage:
1. Open Disk Management using Computer Management console and verify unallocated free disk space assigned to C: drive. Eg 5.01GB as below

2. Calculate unlocated space into MB. Eg: If unlocated space is 5.01GB, then 5.01*1024=5130.24 MB (this value need to enter in extpart to expand the disk size

3. Copy extpart.exe downloaded file to C:\temp.
4. Open command prompt and execute extpart.exe
              It will prompt to enter the drive letter, enter C:
              It will prompt to enter the size in MB to expand volume, enter 5130.24


5. Open Disk Management and verify the size.



PS: ExtPart tool works for only Basic Disks.


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Where is WebClient service on Windows Server 2008 R2 and How do I enable it?

To enable WebClient service on server 2008 and 2008 R2 you need to install Desktop Experience feature. In earlier versions of windows webclient service could be installed by enabling WebDAV component under IIS.

1.       Start the Windows Server Manager.
2.       In the tree view, highlight the Features node.
3.       In the details pane, click Add Features.
4.       In the Add Features Wizard, check the Desktop Experience box, and then click Next.
5.       Click Install.
6.       When the Add Features Wizard has finished, click Close.
7.       Click Yes when promoted to restart the computer.

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