Windows Server 2008: The Definitive Guide Jonathan Hassell

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• Windows Server 2008: The Definitive Guide
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  • Preface
    • Audience
    • Organization and Structure
    • Conventions Used in This Book
    • Using Code Examples
    • Wed Like to Hear from You
    • Safari Books Online
    • Acknowledgments
  • 1. Introducing Windows Server 2008
    • The Biggest Changes
      • Server Core
      • IIS Improvements
    • Networking Improvements
      • TCP/IP Stack Enhancements
      • Changes to Terminal Services
      • Active Directory: Read-Only Domain Controllers
    • Security Improvements
      • Operating System File Protection
      • BitLocker
      • Device Installation Control
      • Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
      • Network Access Protection
    • Manageability Improvements
      • Server Manager
      • Windows Deployment Services
    • Performance and Reliability Upgrades
    • Windows Server 2008 Editions
    • Hardware Requirements
    • The Last Word
  • 2. Installation and Deployment
    • Installing Windows Server 2008
    • Initial Configuration Tasks
      • Understanding Product Activation
    • Deployment
      • Windows Imaging Format
      • Windows PE
      • Windows Deployment Services
      • Installing and Configuring Windows Deployment Services
      • The Boot Menu
      • Creating and Modifying Images
        • Creating and modifying boot images
        • Creating install images
        • Sysprep: the system preparation tool
      • Configuring and Performing Unattended Installations with Scripts
    • The Last Word
  • 3. File Services
    • File and Print Server Features
    • Setting Up File Sharing Services
      • Creating a Share Manually
      • Default Shares
      • Publishing Shares to Active Directory
    • NTFS File and Folder Permissions
      • Standard and Special Permissions
      • Setting Permissions
      • Inheritance and Ownership
      • Determining Effective Permissions
      • Access-Based Enumeration
      • Auditing
    • The File Server Resource Manager
      • Configuring the FSRM
      • Configuring Quotas with the FSRM
      • Screening for File Types
        • Defining a file group
        • Creating a file screen
        • Creating an exception to a screen
      • Generating Storage Reports
    • Disk-Based Quotas
      • Setting Default Disk Quotas
      • Configuring Individual Quota Entries
    • Using Offline Files and Folders
      • Enabling Offline Files
      • Points to Remember
    • Using Previous Versions
      • Enabling Previous Versions
      • Altering the Previous Versions Schedule
    • The Distributed File System
      • • Creating a namespace
        • Adding and managing folders and folder targets in a namespace
        • Creating a replication group for a folder
    • Command-Line Utilities
      • Using Shares
      • FSUTIL
      • Managing Offline Folders
      • VSSADMIN
    • The Last Word
  • 4. Domain Name System
    • Nuts and Bolts
    • Zones Versus Domains
      • Zone Files
      • Forward and Reverse Lookup Zones
    • Resource Records
      • Host (A) Records
      • Canonical Name (CNAME) Records
      • Mail Exchanger (MX) Records
      • Nameserver (NS) Records
      • Start of Authority (SOA) Records
      • Pointer (PTR) Records
      • Service (SRV) Records
    • Using Primary and Secondary Nameservers
      • Full and Incremental Zone Transfers
    • Building a Nameserver
      • Enabling Incremental Transfers
      • Creating a Forward Lookup Zone
      • Entering A Records into a Zone
      • Controlling Round-Robin Balancing
      • Entering and Editing SOA Records
      • Creating and Editing NS Records
      • Creating and Editing CNAME Records
      • Creating and Editing MX Records
      • Generating a Reverse Lookup Zone
      • Creating and Editing PTR Records
      • Configuring a Secondary Nameserver
      • Upgrading a Secondary Nameserver to Primary
      • Manually Editing Zone Files
      • Controlling the Zone Transfer Process
    • Subdomains and Delegation
      • Delegating a Domain
      • Creating the Subdomain
    • Dynamic DNS
      • Scavenging
      • Preventing Dynamic DNS Registration
    • Active Directory-Integrated Zones
      • Replication Among Domain Controllers
    • Forwarding
      • Slaving
      • Conditional Forwarding
    • The Split DNS Architecture
      • Stub Zones
      • Security Considerations
    • Backup and Recovery
    • Command-Line Utilities
      • DNSCmd
      • DNSLint
    • The Last Word
  • 5. Active Directory
    • Active Directory Domain Services Objects and Concepts
      • Domains
      • Organizational Units
      • Sites
      • Groups
        • Nesting
      • Trees
      • Forests
        • Transitive forest root trusts
        • The dedicated forest root model
      • Shared Folders and Printers
      • Contacts
      • Global Catalog
    • Building an AD DS Structure
      • The First Domain
      • Using AD DS Tools
      • Adding Another Domain Controller to a Domain
      • Adding Another Domain
      • Managing Users and Groups
        • Creating users and groups
        • Performing common administrative tasks
        • Using LDAP to create users
        • Delegation
    • Understanding Operations Master Roles
      • Schema Master
      • Domain Naming Master
      • RID Master
      • PDC Emulator
      • Infrastructure Master
      • Transferring and Seizing Roles Manually
    • Understanding Directory Replication
      • Within a Site: Loops and Meshes
      • Time Synchronization
      • Replication Topologies
      • Handling Update Conflicts
      • Update Sequence Numbers
        • Breaking the loop: originating USNs and UTD vectors
      • Managing Replication Using REPADMIN
        • Running the KCC
        • Viewing up-to-date vectors
        • Viewing replication partners
        • Viewing highest USNs
        • Pressing the "Big Red Button"
      • Among Sites: Spanning Trees and Site Links
        • Site links
      • Read-Only Domain Controllers
        • DNS considerations for read-only domain controllers
    • Active Directory Troubleshooting and Maintenance
      • Auditing Activities in Active Directory Domain Services
      • Restarting AD Domain Services
      • Troubleshooting AD with DNSLint
      • Offline Defragmenting of NTDS Database
      • Cleaning Directory Metadata
    • The Last Word
  • 6. Group Policy and IntelliMirror
    • An Introduction to Group Policy
    • Group Policy Implementation
      • Introducing the Group Policy Management Console
        • Creating and editing Group Policy Objects
        • Group Policy Preferences
        • Starter Group Policy Objects
        • Filtering and commenting
        • Disabling portions of policies
        • Refreshing computer policies
        • Policy enforcement over slow network connections
      • The Scope of Group Policy Objects
      • Enforcement and Inheritance
      • WMI Filters
      • Resultant Set of Policy
        • Planning mode
        • Logging mode
        • Using RSoP without the GUI
      • Other Administrative Tasks
        • Searching for GPOs
        • Backing up, copying, importing, and exporting GPOs
        • Managing GP across multiple forests
        • Delegating administration of GPs
    • Local Group Policy
      • Security Templates
      • Creating a Custom Security Template
      • Compiling the Security Database
    • Domain Group Policy
      • Security Settings
        • Restricted groups
        • Filesystem and Registry policy
      • IntelliMirror: Software Installation
        • Packaging software
        • An example deployment
        • Deployment properties
        • Redeploying and removing software
        • Deploying service packs using GP
      • IntelliMirror: Folder Redirection
        • Redirecting folders based on group membership
        • Removing a redirection policy
      • Software Restriction Policies
      • Scripts
    • Deployment Considerations
    • Troubleshooting Group Policy
      • Resolving DNS Problems
      • Analyzing Inheritance
      • GPO Distribution and Synchronization
      • Getting More Detailed Logs
      • Identifying Client Side Extension GUIDs
      • Locating GPT Files on Domain Controllers
    • Other Group Policy Management Tools
    • Command-Line Utilities
      • GPUpdate
      • GPResult
    • The Last Word
  • 7. Windows Security and Patch Management
    • Understanding Security Considerations
      • Principles of Server Security
    • Locking Down Windows
      • Password Policies
        • Granular password policies
      • Account Lockout Policies
      • Local Options
        • Anonymous access
        • Shutdown without logon
        • Automatic logoff
        • Digitally signing communication
        • Requiring the three-keystroke salute at logon
        • Last username display
        • Password expiration prompt
      • Network Options Via Group Policy
        • Viewing the default domain policy
        • Viewing the default domain controller security policies
        • Viewing a domain controller's effective security policy
        • Final words: organizing policy layout
    • Using Auditing and the Event Log
      • Recommended Items to Audit
      • Event Logs
        • The Event Viewer
    • The Last Word
  • 8. Internet Information Services 7
    • Major Improvements
    • The New Architecture
      • New: The Windows Process Activation Service
    • Roles
    • Managing IIS Graphically
      • Creating a Site
      • Adjusting Site Properties
      • Virtual Directories
      • Application Pools
      • Enabling Centralized Configuration
      • Using the Web Management Service
    • Managing IIS from the Command Line
      • AppCmd.exe: One-Stop Configuration
      • XML Configuration
    • The Last Word
  • 9. Windows Server 2008 Server Core
    • The Lack of a Shell
    • Realistic Deployment Scenarios
    • No Managed Code
    • Few Third-Party Software Applications
    • Installation
    • Initial Configuration
      • Setting an Administrator Password
      • Configuring Date, Time, and Location Options
      • Installing and Applying Hardware Drivers
      • Setting Up Network Connections
      • Naming the Server and Joining a Domain
      • Enabling Automatic Updates
      • Activating the Server
      • Enabling Remote Desktop Services
    • Administering Windows Server 2008 Server Core Machines
      • Installing Active Directory Domain Services on Server Core
      • Windows Remote Shell
      • Controlling Server Core Via Group Policy
    • The Last Word
  • 10. Terminal Services
    • The Remote Desktop Protocol
    • Adding the Terminal Server Role
    • Enabling Remote Desktop
    • On the User's Side
      • Using the RDP Client
      • Configuring a User's Environment
      • Alternative RDP Clients
    • Terminal Services Administration
      • Terminal Services Manager
        • Connecting to a session
        • Disconnecting a session
        • Logging off a session
        • Resetting a session
        • Viewing session information
        • Sending a message to a user
        • Taking control of a session
      • Terminal Services Configuration
        • Creating a new connection listener
        • Restricting Terminal Services connections
        • Encryption levels
        • Remote control permissions
    • Terminal Services RemoteApp
    • Terminal Services Web Access
    • Terminal Services Gateway
    • Command-Line Utilities
    • The Last Word
  • 11. DHCP and Network Access Protection
    • Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
      • How It Works
      • Installing a DHCP Server
      • Creating a New DHCP Scope
      • Authorizing a DHCP Server
      • Reservations
      • Understanding Classes
      • Superscopes
      • Conflict Detection
      • DHCP Implications for DNS
    • Network Access Protection
      • How It Works
      • Enforcement Mechanisms
      • Implementing NAP in Phases
      • Configuring Network Access Protection
      • Benefits and Drawbacks
    • The Last Word
  • 12. An Introduction to Clustering Technologies
    • Network Load-Balancing Clusters
      • NLB Terminology
      • NLB Operation Styles and Modes
        • Single card in each server in unicast mode
        • Multiple cards in each server in unicast mode
        • Single card in each server in multicast mode
        • Multiple cards in each server in multicast mode
      • Port Rules
      • Creating an NLB Cluster
      • Adding Other Nodes to the Cluster
      • Removing Nodes from the Cluster
      • Performance Optimization
    • Server Clustering
      • Cluster Terminology
      • Types of Services and Applications
      • Planning a Cluster Setup
      • Creating a True Server Cluster
      • Using the High Availability Wizard
    • Command-Line Utilities
      • Managing Individual Nodes
      • Managing the Cluster Service Itself
    • The Last Word
  • 13. PowerShell
    • Why PowerShell?
    • Installing PowerShell
    • PowerShell and Security
    • Starting Up PowerShell
    • Cmdlets: The Heart of PowerShell
    • Getting Help with PowerShell
    • Using Data Stores and PowerShell Providers
    • The Pipeline
    • Formatting Basics
    • Variables
    • Writing Scripts
    • Objects: .NET, WMI, and COM
    • Advanced PowerShell
    • Learning More About PowerShell
    • The Last Word
  • 14. Hyper-V
    • How It Works
      • High Availability
    • Getting Started with Hyper-V
      • Installing the Hyper-V
      • Getting Acquainted with Hyper-V Management Tools
      • Removing Hyper-V
    • Virtualization Strategy
    • The Last Word
  • About the Author
  • Colophon
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