WINDOWS SERVER 2008
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This document provides an overview of Windows Server 2008. It describes the editions of Windows Server 2008, including Standard, Enterprise, and Datacenter editions. It explains how to install the Enterprise edition, covering the system requirements and 5 step installation process. It introduces Server Manager, the new console for managing server roles and features. It describes key server roles like Active Directory Domain Services, DHCP Server, and DNS Server. It also outlines some protection and security tools available in Windows Server 2008 like BitLocker, EFS, and NAP. Finally, it lists some command line tools that can be used to manage roles, features, and tasks.
WINDOWS SERVER 2008
- 1. Welcome !!!
- 2. A PRESENTATION ON WINDOWS SERVER 2008
- 3. Objectives Explain the function of a Windows server in a network environment Describe the editions of Windows Server 2008, system requirements and installation steps Explain the Server Manager Explain the primary roles a Windows Server 2008 computer can fulfill Describe the protection and security tools of WS 2008
- 4. WINDOWS SERVER 2008 Windows server 2008 is one of Microsoft Windows’ server lines of operating system based on the Windows NT architecture. It is generally capable of providing server-oriented services, such as ability to host website(intranet/internet), user management, resource management across users and applications, messaging, security and authorization and many other server-focused services It features GUI installation and the command-line interface.
- 5. Screenshot of Windows Server 2008
- 6. Editions of Windows Server 2008 Windows server 2008 Standard edition Small-medium organizations consisting of a few hundred users or less Windows server 2008 Enterprise edition Large organizations with more needs Windows server 2008 Datacenter edition Organizations that run high-powered servers with considerable resources i.e. very large organizations Windows server 2008 Web edition Similar to Standard; user base varies from small businesses to large corporations. It is designed to function specifically as Web application server.
- 7. Windows Server 2008 System Requirements(All Editions)
- 8. Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Edition(System Requirements)
- 9. 1 2 3 4 INSTALLING WINDOWS SERVER 2008 ENTERPRISE EDITION
- 10. 5 INSTALLING WINDOWS SERVER 2008 ENTERPRISE EDITION CNTD.
- 11. Screen shot of Initial configuration
- 12. Server Manager Server manager is a new console(MMC) designed to streamline the management of WS 2008 server. Provides a single interface for installing, configuring, and removing a variety of server roles and features on a server Summarizes server status and configuration Includes tools to diagnose problems, manage storage, and perform general configuration tasks.
- 14. Server Manager
- 18. Active Directory Active directory is the core of Microsoft’s network operating system. Active directory refers to the directory services (the database) that contains data on all of the objects within the forest, and it allows administrators to centrally manage the network. This database is contained on server hosting the role of AD DS. Enables administrators to assign system policies, deploy software to client computers, and assign permissions and rights to users of network resources
- 19. Active Directory Domain Services ADDS are the foundation for distributed networks built on Windows Server 2008 operating systems that use domain controllers ADDS stores directory data and manages communication between users and domains, including users logon processes, authentication and directory searches Administrators use ADDS to organize objects or elements of a network.
- 20. AD DS Tools
- 21. GPMC
- 22. GPME
- 23. DHCP Server Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Server role provides automatic IP addresses to computers and other devices that are enabled as DHCP clients. DHCP is configured with scopes to identify the range of available IP addresses to give to computers on that scope. The primary tools for managing DHCP servers are Netsh commands for DHCP and the DHCP console.
- 24. DNS Server A DNS Server provides name resolution for TCP/IP based networks. It makes it possible for users of client computers to use names rather than numeric IP addresses to identify remote hosts. When installing ADDS role, you can automatically install and configure a DNS server if a DNS server that meets ADDS requirements cannot be located.
- 25. PROTECTION AND SECURITY Bitlocker Drive Encryption Encrypting File System(EFS) Network Access Protection(NAP)
- 26. Talk about powershell COMMAND LINE TOOLS Roles/Features Cmd Tools Server Manager ServerManagerCmd.exe Servermanager.msc ADDS DCPromo (tool used to promote a server) Windows Deployment Services WDSUtil Reliability and Performance monitor Perform Windows Server Backup Wbadmin Group Policy Gpupdate(to forcefully apply GPOs) Gpupdate/force Gpedit
- 28. THANK YOU ! 2008 Enterprise Edition Olamide Timothy Tawose
Editor's Notes
- #12: Initial Configuration TasksOpens right after the server’s installation is completePostpone configuration tasks until installation is completeExposes the tasks necessary to complete setup and get the server operational
- #14: To run Server Manager – run servermanager.msc or right-click Computer > Manage
- #16: Server role is a major function or service that a server performsA server can be configured for a single role or multiple roles
- #18: Server features provide functions that enhance or support an installed role or add a stand-alone function