If you want to use the access-denied assistance feature, verify that there are no Windows Firewall rules that block TCP port 5985. Although the blocking rule overrides the enabled rule, the BPA incorrectly determines that TCP port 5985 is open. Rule may be configured to allow the connection. For example, you may have a custom firewall rule that blocks TCP port 5985, but the Windows Remote Management (HTTP-IN) firewall This issue occurs if there is at least one firewall rule for port 5985 that is enabled, and is configured to allow the connection. The File and Storage Services Best Practices Analyzer scan has determined that you are in compliance with this best practice. Although you have a firewall rule that blocks port 5985, for the BPA rule “Port 5985 must be allowed through the Windows Firewallįor access-denied assistance,” you receive the incorrect compliance status of: On a server that has access-denied assistance enabled in File Server Resource Manager, you run a Best Practices Analyzer (BPA) scan. Remote Server Administration Tools, Role Administration Tools,įile Services Tools, and then select the Share and Storage Management Tool check box. For example, to install the Share and Storage Management tool on a Windows Server 2012-based server, use theĪdd Roles and Feature Wizard, and then on the Select features page, expand To resolve this issue, you must install the tool that is referenced in the error message on the computer from which you are running Server Manager.
Or, on a client computer, download and install Remote Server Administration Tools. To install the management tools on a server, start the Add Roles and Feature Wizard, and then on the Features page, under Remote Server Administration Tools, select
You receive an error message similar to the following:įailed to start the Share and Storage Management console no management tools are available. In Server Manager, you try to access a File Services-related snap-in (for example the Share and Storage Management snap-in) to manage a down-level computer such as Windows Server 2008 R2.
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