Access SQL Server Configuration Manager on a remote server 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.




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
All I wanted to do was add a startup parameter to SQL Server and to do that, I can use this script.


Copy the script to the remote server
Connect to the remote server on powershell

Enter-PSSession -ComputerName some_server_with_sql  -Credential some_user
Add the Traceflag startup parameter

[some_server_with_sql]: PS C:\Scripts> .\AddStartupParameters.ps1  '-Tsome_trace_flag_number'


And you are done,


Then to check, you can run this SQL query

SELECT * FROM sys.dm_server_registry WHERE registry_key LIKE '%Parameters' 




Et Voilà as the French would say.