I am working through Administering Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Databases Training Kit from Microsoft Press.
In chapter 1 we install a core Windows Server 2008 R2, then we use the command prompt (because their is no GUI on a core install) to install SQL Server 2012. The base install of SQL Server 2012 has Named Pipes and TCP/IP access disabled, but the exercises require that I connect from a remote machine using SQL Server Managerment Studio. Obviously, being a core install, I can't use the SQL Server Configuration Manager to change this.
How do I enable Named Pipes and TCP/IP from the command prompt on a core Windows Server 2008 R2 install? I can uninstall SQL Server then reinstall with the setting enabled, but that would be impractical in a production environment so there must be a way.
