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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 464 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 142x204x34 mm, kaal: 612 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Sep-2008
  • Kirjastus: Microsoft Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 073562626X
  • ISBN-13: 9780735626263
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 464 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 142x204x34 mm, kaal: 612 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Sep-2008
  • Kirjastus: Microsoft Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 073562626X
  • ISBN-13: 9780735626263
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Written for experienced administrators, this guide introduces the new Server Core installation option as a reduced servicing footprint for running a specific set of server roles for dedicated use, such as domain controllers, infrastructure servers, and web servers. Manual and unattended deployment methods are described, along with the various administration tools, file and print services, and platform maintenance, primarily from the command line. Annotation ©2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Portable and precise, this pocket-sized guide delivers ready answers for administering your Server Core installation. Zero in on essential support and maintenance tasks using quick-reference tables, instructions, and lists. You’ll get the focused information you need to solve problems and get the job done—whether at your desk or in the field!

Get fast facts to:

  • Plan your installation and perform initial configuration
  • Deploy server roles and features
  • Set up Active Directory Domain Services and domain controllers
  • Install, manage, and troubleshoot DHCP and DNS servers
  • Manage IIS 7.0 roles, services, and dependencies
  • Implement File, Print, Hyper-V, streaming media, and other roles
  • Administer services, devices, and processes from the command line
  • Configure and use remote-management tools
  • Monitor, update, and maintain Server Core
Acknowledgments xiii
Foreword xv
Introduction xvii
Who Is This Book For? xvii
How This Book is Organized xviii
Conventions Used in This Book xviii
Other Server Core Resources xix
Contact the Author xix
Support xx
Examining Server Core
1(16)
What is Server Core?
1(13)
Full vs. Server Core
3(1)
The Server Core GUI
3(3)
Supported Server Roles
6(1)
Supported Optional Features
7(2)
Server Core Architecture
9(1)
Driver Support
10(1)
Service Footprint
11(3)
Why is Server Core Useful?
14(3)
Benefits of Server Core
14(1)
Possible Usage Scenarios
15(1)
Non-Usage Scenarios
16(1)
Deploying Server Core
17(30)
Planning for Installation
17(1)
System Requirements
17(1)
Upgrade Constraints
18(1)
Manually Installing Server Core
18(3)
Performing a Manual Install from DVD
18(2)
Performing a Manual Install over the Network
20(1)
Deploying Server Core using the Windows AIK
21(19)
Types of Unattended Installs
21(1)
Installing the Windows AIK
22(1)
Creating a Basic Answer File for Unattended Installs
23(8)
Performing an Unattended Install from a DVD
31(1)
Performing an Install from a Configuration Set
32(5)
Performing an Install from Image
37(3)
Deploying Server Core Using Windows Deployment Services
40(4)
Deploying Server Core Using Microsoft Deployment
44(3)
Initial Configuration
47(30)
Methods for Performing Initial Configuration
47(30)
Setting the Local Administrator Password
47(2)
Managing Local Users and Groups
49(2)
Changing the Computer Name
51(2)
Configuring TCP/IP Networking Settings
53(5)
Configuring Date and Time Settings
58(1)
Configuring Regional and Language Settings
59(1)
Configuring Automatic Updates
60(2)
Configuring windows Error Reporting
62(2)
Participating in the Customer Experiences Improvement Program
64(1)
Activating Windows
65(2)
Enabling Remote Desktop
67(2)
Enabling Remote Administration of Windows Firewall
69(2)
Joining a Domain
71(1)
Other Initial Configuration Tasks
72(5)
Installing Roles and Features
77(18)
Understanding Roles and Features
77(1)
Tools for Installing Roles and Features
78(1)
Understanding Packages
79(4)
Understanding Package Names
80(2)
Understanding Package Dependencies
82(1)
Enumerating Installed Roles and Features
83(3)
Enumerating installed Roles and Features using Oclist
84(1)
Using Find to Simplify the Output of Oclist
84(1)
Enumerating Installed Roles and Features Using WMI
85(1)
Installing and Uninstalling Roles and features Using Ocsetup
86(3)
Installing a role or Feature Using Ocsetup
86(1)
Installing the DHCP Server Role
86(1)
Verifying Installation of the Role
86(1)
Uninstalling the DHCP Server Role
86(1)
Installing the Web Server (IIS) Role
87(1)
Adding HTTP Logging to the Web Server (IIS) Role
87(1)
Installing Roles and Features That Have Dependencies
87(1)
Removing Roles and Features That Have Dependencies
88(1)
Installing Multiple Roles and Features Using Ocsetup with an Answer File
88(1)
Unattended Installation of Roles and Features
89(3)
Sysprep Support for Server Roles
92(1)
Permanently Removing Unneeded Roles and Features
93(2)
Local Management
95(22)
Using the Command Prompt
95(15)
Starting the Command Prompt
95(5)
Customizing the Command Prompt
100(3)
Running Multiple Commands
103(1)
Command Redirection
103(1)
Working with Environment Variables
104(3)
Commands for Common Tasks
107(3)
Using Scripts
110(7)
WMI Support in Server Core
111(5)
Using WMIC
116(1)
Remote Management
117(26)
Using Remote Desktop
117(8)
Enabling Remote Desktop Using Scregedit.wsf
117(1)
Enabling Remote Desktop Using an Answer File
118(1)
Using Scregedit.wsf to Require Network Level Authentication for Remote Desktop
119(1)
Using an Answer File to Require Network Level Authentication for Remote Desktop
119(1)
Using Remote Desktop to Administer Server Core
120(2)
Using TS Remote App for Publishing Cmd to Administer Server Core
122(2)
Managing Terminal Services on Server Core
124(1)
Using WinRS
125(3)
Configuring WinRM on Server Core
125(1)
Using WinRS to Administer Server Core in a Domain
126(1)
Using WinRS to Administer Server Core in a Workgroup
126(1)
Requirements for Using WinRS
127(1)
Configuring WinRM and WinRS Using Group Policy
128(1)
Using MMC Snap-ins and RSAT
128(8)
Using MMC Consoles to Administer Server Core in a Domain
128(4)
Using MMC Snap-ins to Administer Server Core in a Workgroup
132(1)
Using RSAT to Administers Server Core in a Domain
133(1)
Installing RSAT on a Full Installation of Windows Server 2008
134(1)
Using RSAT to Administer Server Core Remotely in a Domain
135(1)
Using RSAT to Administer Server Core Remotely in a Workgroup
136(1)
Using Other GUI Tools
136(2)
Using Windows Explorer Remotely
137(1)
Using Task Scheduler Remotely
137(1)
Using Registry Editor Remotely
138(1)
Using Group Policy
138(3)
Group Policy Tools on Server Core
138(1)
Using WMI Filters to Administer Server Core with Group Policy
138(2)
Managing Local Group Policy on Server Core
140(1)
Using Windows PowerShell
141(2)
Active Directory Domain Services Role
143(46)
Installing AD DS on Server Core
143(29)
Creating a New Forest Using Unattended Dcpromo
144(14)
Creating a New Domain Tree Using Unattended Dcpromo
158(1)
Creating a New Child Domain Using Unattended Dcpromo
159(1)
Installing a Replica Domain Controller into an Existing Domain using Unattended Dcpromo
160(5)
Removing a Domain Controller Using Unattended Dcpromo
165(4)
Preparing an Existing Active Directory Environment for Windows Server 2008 Domain Controllers
169(3)
Managing Server Core Domain Controllers
172(10)
Managing Server Core Domain Controllers Using MMC Consoles
172(2)
Managing Server Core Domain Controllers Using Command-Line Utilities
174(1)
Performing Common Active Directory Management Tasks
175(7)
Working with Server Core Read-Only Domain Controllers
182(7)
Additional Limitations of RODCs
183(1)
Preparing a Forest for RODCs
184(1)
Installing an RODC on Server Core
185(1)
Configuring the Password Replication Policy for an RODC
186(3)
DHCP Server Role
189(24)
Installing the DHCP Server Role on Server Core
189(3)
Installing the DHCP Server Role from the Command Prompt
189(1)
Installing the DHCP Server Role Using an Answer File
189(1)
Starting the DHCP Server Service
190(1)
Removing the DHCP Server Role
191(1)
Managing a Server Core DHCP Server
192(21)
Managing DHCP Servers
192(5)
Viewing and Modifying DHCP Server Configuration
197(2)
Creating and Managing Scopes
199(8)
Maintaining DHCP Servers
207(6)
DNS Server Role
213(32)
Installing the DNS Server Role on Server Core
213(5)
Installing the DNS Server Role on a Domain Controller
213(3)
Installing the DNS Server Role from the Command Prompt
216(1)
Installing the DNS Server Role Using an Answer File
217(1)
Removing the DNS Server Role
218(1)
Managing a Server Core DNS Server
218(27)
Managing DNS Servers
218(2)
Configuring DNS Servers
220(2)
Creating and Managing Zones
222(5)
Creating and Managing Resource Records
227(7)
Performing Other DNS Management Tasks
234(6)
Maintaining DNS Servers
240(5)
File and Print Services Roles
245(50)
Installing and Managing the File Services Role on Server Core
245(37)
Installing File Services Role Services from the Command Line
245(1)
Installing File Services Role Services Using an Answer File
246(1)
Managing Disks and File Systems
247(19)
Managing Shared Folders
266(6)
Implementing DFS
272(10)
Installing and Managing the Print Services Role on Server Core
282(13)
Managing Server Core Print Servers Using Print Management
282(2)
Managing Server Core Print Servers From the Command Line
284(11)
Web Server Role
295(26)
Understanding the Web Server Role
295(8)
Understanding IIS 7.0 Components and Their Dependencies
295(8)
Understanding the Limitations of IIS 7.0 on Server Core
303(1)
Installing the Web Server Role
303(5)
Installing a Default Web Server
304(1)
Installing a Classic ASP Web Server
305(1)
Installing All IIS 7.0 Components
306(1)
Installing PHP on Server Core
306(1)
Installing the Web Server Role Using an Answer File
307(1)
Managing the Web Server Role
308(13)
Using Appcmd.exe
308(2)
Common Management Tasks
310(11)
Hyper-V and Other Roles
321(36)
Installing and Managing the Hyper-V Role on Server Core
321(27)
Hyper-V Terminology
321(3)
Installing the Hyper-V Role
324(3)
Managing the Hyper-V Role
327(21)
Installing and Managing the AD LDS Role on Server Core
348(5)
Installing the AD LDS Role
349(1)
Managing the AD LDS Role
349(4)
Installing and Managing the Streaming Media Services Role on Server Core
353(4)
Installing the Streaming Media Services Role
353(1)
Managing the Streaming Media Services Role
354(3)
Maintaining Server Core
357(68)
Managing Services
357(7)
Managing Services from the Command Line
357(6)
Managing Services Using the Services Snap-in
363(1)
Managing Devices and Device Drivers
364(7)
Managing Devices from the Command Line
364(5)
Managing Devices Using the Device Manager Snap-in
369(2)
Managing Processes
371(5)
Displaying Processes and Process Details
372(2)
Stopping a Process
374(2)
Starting a Process
376(1)
Managing Scheduled Tasks
376(6)
Managing Scheduled Tasks from the Command Line
376(4)
Managing Scheduled Tasks Using the Task Scheduler Snap-in
380(2)
Event Logging
382(15)
Viewing Events from the Command Line
383(7)
Viewing Events Using Event Viewer
390(1)
Configuring Event Subscriptions
391(6)
Performance Monitoring
397(6)
Collecting and Analyzing Performance Data Using the Reliability and Performance Monitor
397(1)
Collecting and Analyzing Performance Data from the Command Line
398(5)
Backup and Recovery
403(13)
Installing the Windows Server Backup Feature
404(1)
Performing Backup and Recovery Using the Windows Server Backup Snap-in
405(5)
Performing Backup and Recovery from the Command Line
410(6)
Installing Software Updates
416(5)
Installing Updates Manualy
417(1)
Viewing Installed Updates
418(1)
Uninstalling Updates
419(2)
Installing Applications
421(4)
Supported Types of Applications
421(1)
Installing and Uninstalling Applications
422(3)
Index 425
Mitch Tulloch is a widely recognized expert on Windows administration and has been awarded Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) status for his contributions supporting those who deploy and use Microsoft platforms, products, and solutions.