1. Chapter 5 Roles and features

2. objectives Performing management tasks using the Server Manager console Understanding the Windows Server 2008 roles Understanding the Windows Server 2008 features

3. Configuring Server Roles and Features A role is a major server activity, such as providing file services or acting as a DHCP server A feature is software you add, such as Windows PowerShell or Group Policy Management, to help the server perform its tasks

4. Windows Server 2008 Server Roles RoleDescription Active Directory Certificate Services AD_CS offers the ability to establish digital certificates. The purpose of A digital certificate is to show that the source of the file or communication is confident Active Directory Domain Services AD-DSAD-DS stores user, computer, and other networked device information to help administrators securely manage and facilitate resource sharing or collaboration between users. Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) DHCP allows temporary or permanent dynamic and static address assignments to computers and other network- addressable devices and gives administrators more flexible control over address assignments, duration, and type.

5. Windows Server 2008 Server Roles RoleDescription File services-Enables users to access and share files through one or more servers -File Services provides storage management, file replication, a distributed namespace, and fast file searching technologies for efficient client access to server resources. Print Services (PS)PS provides printer and print server management, which reduces administrative overhead by centralizing printer management tasks. Web Server (IIS)IIS 7.0, the Windows Web server, enables information sharing on intranets or over the Internet as a unified Web platform that integrates several key Microsoft components.

6. Windows Server 2008 Server Roles RoleDescription Windows Deployment Services (WDS)WDS is used to remotely install and configure Windows installations Terminal Services Enable client computers to run services and software applications on the server instead of on the client. Network Policy and Access Services (NPAS) A network is kept secure and healthy by having policies governing who can access it

7. Windows Server 2008 Server Features.NET Framework BitLocker Drive Encryption Failover Clustering (FC) Windows PowerShell Recovery Disc (RD): RD is a Windows utility that creates an OS installation disc, which you may use to recover data on a corrupted installation without the original installation medium, or where standard recovery tools are inaccessible. Network Load Balancing (NLB) NLB distributes a workload among many other servers

8. Adding roles and features After you complete the initial configuration of your server, you may still need to add or remove roles and features. Windows Server 2008 provides two additional methods of performing this task: – the Server Management console and the – ServerManagerCmd command line utility “command line version of server management console”

9. The Server Manager console The Server Manager console is the tool you should use for management tasks If the server manager window doesn't appear by itself after closing the initial configuration tasks window, you can access it by: – Choose Start ➪ Programs ➪ Administrative Tools ➪ Server Manager – Double-click the Server Manager entry in the Administrative Tools folder of the Control Panel

10. 10 Using ServerManagerCmd.exe ServerManagerCmd.exe – It is the Command-line version of server manager – Used for: Managing server roles Manage features that are to be added or removed Management activities – Install a role or feature – Remove a role or feature – Query to determine what roles and features are installed

11. 11 Using ServerManagerCmd.exe (continued) Management activities (continued) – Determine which features and services will be installed by a specific role, before actually installing that role – Restart the computer after installing or removing a role or feature – Specify particular features or services to install with a role

12. The Server Manager console No matter how you open the Server Manager console, you see a summary like the one shown next slide This summary includes information such as the number of roles and features you have installed, the security features you have in place, and the resources you have available

14. Adding roles Adding and removing roles can now rely on a wizard that helps you create a complete role rather than install a particular piece of software and find that you didn’t install enough. 1. Open Server Manager and choose Roles in the left pane. 2. Click Add Roles: Server Manager displays the Before You Begin page of the Add Roles Wizard dialog box. Make sure you read the instructions on this page before you proceed. You can avoid displaying this page every time you start the wizard by checking Skip This Page by Default.

15. Adding roles 3. Click Next: The Add Roles Wizard displays a list of available roles 4. Check each of the roles you want to install: When you select some roles, you see an Add Roles Wizard dialog box, It tells you that you must install another role to obtain the desired functionality. 5. Click Add Role Service as needed to install dependent roles.

16. Adding Roles 6. Perform any required configuration. Click Next for each additional configuration step. 7. Perform Step 6 as often as necessary to configure each role. Eventually, you reach the Configuration Installation Selections page. This page tells you what the wizard will install. 8. Verify the installation information, and then click Install. 9. Click Close.

17. Removing Roles 1. Open Server Manager and choose Roles in the left pane. 2.Click Remove Roles. 3.Click Next. 4.The Remove Roles Wizard displays a list of roles, The wizard automatically grays out any roles you haven’t installed. 5.Put a check mark next to the role you want to remove.

18. Removing Roles 6. Perform any required configuration. Click Next for each additional configuration step. 7. Perform Step 5 as often as necessary to configure the removal process for each role. Eventually you reach the Configuration Installation Selections page. This page tells you what the wizard will remove. 8. Verify the removal information, and then click Remove.

19. Removing Roles 9. Click Close: The Remove Roles Wizard asks whether you want to restart the server now. To prevent damage to your server, you normally should reboot immediately. 10. Click Yes. The server reboots. After the server reboots, you see a Resuming Configuration dialog box. Eventually, the Removal Results dialog box returns and you see the results of the configuration process. 11. Click Close.

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