Matthew Hester, Chris Henley

Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Administration Instant Reference

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Produktbeschreibung

Fast, accurate answers for common Windows Server questions Serving as a perfect companion to all Windows Server books, this reference provides you with quick and easily searchable solutions to day-to-day challenges of Microsoft's newest version of Windows Server. Using helpful design features such as thumb tabs, tables of contents, and special heading treatments, this resource boasts a smooth and seamless approach to finding information. Plus, quick-reference tables and lists provide additional on-the-spot answers. * Covers such key topics as server roles and functionality, user and group maintenance, directory management and replication, and backup and recovery * Addresses automating administrative tasks and managing server remote access * Helps you with disk management and storage, folder security, and performance tuning * Walks you through common troubleshooting issues as well as maintaining and controlling the centralized desktop Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Administration Instant Reference is a must-have resource for finding quick answers quickly!

Produktdetails

• Verlag: John Wiley & Sons / Turner Publishing Company
• Artikelnr. des Verlages: 1W118561880
• Seitenzahl: 592
• Erscheinungstermin: 24. Juni 2013
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 32mm
• Gewicht: 848g
• ISBN-13: 9781118561881
• ISBN-10: 1118561880
• Artikelnr.: 36878946

Autorenporträt

Matthew Hester, IT Professional Evangelist for Microsoft, has more than a decade of experience with Microsoft core infrastructures products including Windows, Active Directory, Exchange, and others. Prior to joining Microsoft, Matthew taught MCSE curricula at MCT for over eight years. Chris Henley is a Microsoft IT Professional Evangelist at Veeam focused on Windows Server and Hyper-V. He is a regular speaker and presenter at user groups and major technology conferences around the world. Follow him on Twitter at @NerdyLikeThat, @HyperVBear, or @Veeam.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction xvii Part I Getting Started 1 Chapter 1: Getting Started with
Windows Server 2012 3 Plan for Windows Server 2012 4 Understand Hardware
Requirements 5 Understand Windows Server 2012 Editions and Roles 6
Understand Server Core 9 Consider Your Licensing Options 11 Install Windows
Server 2012 12 Perform a Windows Server 2012 Full Installation 12 Perform a
Windows Server 2012 Server Core Installation 19 Use sconfig to Configure
Your Windows Server 2012 Server Core 19 Upgrade to Windows Server 2012 22
Install Windows Server 2012 Server Unattended 26 Migrate to Windows Server
2012 32 Install Windows Server 2012 Migration Tools 33 Migrate to Windows
Server 2012 38 A New Server Manager 38 Chapter 2: Adding Server Roles and
Functionality 43 Plan for Windows Server 2012 Roles 44 Plan for Active
Directory 45 Plan for Hyper-V 49 Understand Remote Desktop Services 50
Understand Windows Server 2012 Features 52 Install Windows Server 2012
Roles 57 Install Roles on a Windows Server 2012 Full Server Installation 58
Install Roles on a Windows Server 2012 Server Core Installation 71 Chapter
3: Automating Administrative Tasks with Windows Server 2012 77 Understand
the Basics of Windows PowerShell v3 78 Understand Windows PowerShell v3
Terminology and Structure 78 Enable Windows PowerShell v3 82 Understand
Security in Windows PowerShell 82 Learn to Help Yourself to PowerShell 84
Take the Next Step 91 Use PowerShell Remoting 99 Enable PowerShell Remoting
99 Run Remote Commands 100 Understand PowerShell Integrated Scripting
Environment (ISE) 103 Work with the PowerShell ISE 103 Part II Manage
Active Directory and Local Users 109 Chapter 4: Maintaining Users and
Groups 111 Understand Local Users and Groups 112 Learn Default Local Users
and Groups 112 Administer Local Users and Groups 115 Understand Local User
Rights 127 Work with Local Account Policies 129 Understand Active Directory
Users and Groups 135 Learn Active Directory Users and Groups Terminology
135 Join an Active Directory Domain as a Member 137 Work with Active
Directory and Local Groups 138 Manage Users and Groups in Active Directory
139 Automate User and Group Management 146 Load AD PowerShell Modules 147
Work with Users and Groups in PowerShell 147 Use the AD Recycle Bin 151
Chapter 5: Managing and Replicating Active Directory 157 Manage the Active
Directory Database 158 Maintain FSMO Roles 159 Transfer FSMO Roles 161
Defragment the Directory Database 166 Audit Active Directory Service 168
Use Fine-Grained Password Policy 172 Create PSOs 173 Understand Active
Directory Replication 177 Understand the Components of Replication 177
Understand the Physical Constructs of Replication 179 Chapter 6:
Maintaining and Controlling the Centralized Desktop 183 Understand Group
Policy 184 Know the Difference Between Policy and Preferences 186
Understand the Scope of Group Policy Management 188 Understand and Control
the Order of Precedence 189 Learn Group Policy Processing 191 Administer
Group Policy 198 Use the Group Policy Management Editor 208 Automate Group
Policy Administrator Tasks 212 Troubleshoot Group Policy 213 Use the Group
Policy Modeling Wizard 214 Use Tools to See the RSOP 216 Part III Data
Access and Management 221 Chapter 7: Configuring Folder Security, Access,
and Replication 223 Implement Permissions 224 Set Standard NTFS Permissions
225 Set Special NTFS Permissions 226 View Effective NTFS Permissions 228
Take Ownership of an NTFS Folder 229 Share Folders 231 Create a Shared
Folder 231 Implement Advanced Sharing 232 Resolve Permission Conflicts 234
Configure Offline File Caching 237 Secure Folders and Files 239 Configure
the Encrypting File System 239 Configure BitLocker Drive Encryption 241
Install and Enable BitLocker 242 Recover BitLocker 247 Use the BitLocker To
Go Tool 248 Implement the Distributed File System 250 Configure a DFS
Namespace 251 Configure Replication Groups 254 Enable Previous Versions of
Files 257 Restore a Previous Version 258 Chapter 8: Backing Up and
Recovering Your Server 261 Understand Backup and Recovery 262 Understand
Backup and Recovery Terminology 263 Use Backup and Recovery Tools 264
Manage Backup and Recovery 270 Back Up Your Server 271 Recover Your Data
282 Recover via Shadow Copy 292 Perform Backup and Recovery with Command
Tools 294 Use wbadmin.exe 294 Use PowerShell 297 Chapter 9: Managing Disks
and Disk Storage 301 Understand the Basics 302 Learn Disk Management and
Storage Terminology 302 Work with Your Storage 305 Work with Partitions 312
Use DiskPart 315 Work with RAID Volumes 318 Understand RAID Levels 318
Implement RAID 321 Manage Disk Storage 327 Manage Disk Storage Quotas 327
Work with Data Deduplication 331 Work with Storage Spaces 336 Understand
Storage Spaces 336 Create and Configure Storage Spaces 338 Part IV Network
Configuration and Communication 345 Chapter 10: Maintaining Your Web Server
347 Install Internet Information Services 348 Understand Internet
Information Services Role Services 348 Install IIS on Windows Server 2012
Full Server Installation 354 Install IIS on Windows Server 2012 Core Server
355 Manage Internet Information Services 358 Work with the IIS Management
Console 359 Remotely Manage IIS Servers 365 Manage IIS with PowerShell 370
Work with Websites 374 Understand the Basics of IIS Websites 374 Work with
Applications 377 Integrate PHP Applications in IIS 379 Chapter 11:
Administering DNS 383 Add and Remove DNS Servers 384 Add a DNS Server 384
Configure a New DNS Server 386 Add Query Forwarding 388 Configure a
Caching-Only DNS Server 390 Remove a DNS Server 392 Manage a DNS Server 393
Change the Address of a DNS Server 393 Configure a DNS Server to Listen
Only on a Selected Address 394 Scavenge Properties for DNS 395 Manage DNS
Integration with Active Directory 397 Change Zone Replication 401 Manage
Zone Database Files 402 Configure Single-Label DNS Resolution 410
Troubleshoot DNS 412 Chapter 12: Troubleshooting TCP/IP 415 Understand
TCP/IP Basics 416 Troubleshoot TCP/IP 417 Understand Troubleshooting Tools
418 Troubleshoot IPv6 420 Verify Connectivity for IPv6 421 Verify
Responsiveness 423 Check the Routing Table for IPv6 425 Validate DNS Name
Resolution for IPv6 Addresses 426 Flush the DNS Cache 426 Test IPv6 TCP
Connections 427 Troubleshoot IPv4 428 Use the Network Connection Repair
Tool 428 Verify IPv4 Connectivity 429 Verify Responsiveness 430 Check the
Routing Table for IPv4 432 Validate DNS Name Resolution for IPv4 Addresses
432 Flush the DNS Cache 433 Test IPv4 TCP Connections 434 Part V Manage
Desktop and Server Virtualization 435 Chapter 13: Managing Remote Access to
Your Server 437 Understand Remote Desktop Services 438 Understand the
Remote Desktop Services Role 438 Install Remote Desktop Services Role
Services 439 Manage Remote Desktop Services 445 Administer Remote Desktop
Session Host 445 Activate Remote Desktop Licensing Server 449 Configure
Remote Desktop Gateway 450 Configure Remote Desktop Connection Broker 452
Configure Remote Desktop Web Access 453 Work with Virtual Desktop
Infrastructure 456 Work with Remote Clients 457 Install and Configure
Windows Server 2012 VPNs 457 Install and Configure DirectAccess 463 Chapter
14: Maintaining Virtual Machines 465 Understand Virtualization with Hyper-V
466 Install Hyper-V 466 Work with Virtual Networks 468 Build Virtual
Machines 471 Create a Virtual Machine 472 Create Virtual Hard Disks 473
Work with Virtual Machine Settings 476 Install an Operating System 486
Connect to a Virtual Machine 488 Use Snapshots 489 Import a Virtual Machine
491 Export a Virtual Machine 493 Replicate a Virtual Machine 495 Part VI
Server Tuning and Maintenance 497 Chapter 15: Tuning and Monitoring
Performance 499 Analyze Server Roles 500 Understand the Best Practices
Analyzer 500 Use the Best Practices Analyzer 503 Use PowerShell with the
Best Practices Analyzer 507 View Server Performance Data 509 Create a
System Health Report 510 Understand Performance Monitor 514 View Server
Events 522 Work with the Event Viewer 522 Chapter 16: Keeping Your Servers
Up-to-Date 531 Work with Windows Updates 532 Find Out What Updates Are 532
Use Windows Update 533 Enable Automatic Updates 535 View Installed Updates
537 Remove an Update 538 Install Automatic Updates Between Scheduled Times
540 Use Group Policy to Configure Automatic Updates 540 Work with Windows
Server Update Services 544 Do a Simple WSUS Deployment 544 Get WSUS Updates
on Disconnected Networks 548 Use WSUS with Branch Cache 549 Learn the WSUS
Requirements 550 Get More Information on WSUS 551 Index 553