Win Connections Technical Overview (Harold W)
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The document summarizes new features in Windows Server 2008 R2 including improvements to Active Directory, Windows PowerShell, group policy, remote desktop services, file classification, and power management. It highlights technologies like DirectAccess and BranchCache that enable better integration with Windows 7. The presentation provides overviews and demos of Active Directory Administrative Center, Best Practices Analyzers, Windows PowerShell, group policy improvements, and other new capabilities in Windows Server 2008 R2.
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Win Connections Technical Overview (Harold W)
- 1. What's in Windows® Server 2008 R2: A Technical OverviewHarold WongSr. IT Pro Evangelistblogs.technet.com/haroldwong
- 2. AgendaWindows Server 2008 R2 OverviewBest Practice AnalyzersActive Directory® ImprovementsWindowsPowerShell™ 2.0Power Management ImprovementsGroup Policy ImprovementsRemote Desktop ServicesFile Classification Infrastructure Better Together with Windows 7 (DirectAccess and BranchCache)
- 6. Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 and integrated extensions .NET on Server Core
- 10. Active Directory
- 13. Best Practices AnalyzerSolid Foundation for Enterprise WorkloadsBetter Together with Windows 7ScalabilityDirectAccess
- 14. BranchCache™
- 15. AppLocker™
- 17. BitLocker™ on removable drives>64 Core supportcomponentization
- 18. Best Practices Analyzer New Feature in Windows Server 2008 R2Goal is to reduce troubleshooting by helping proactively manage servers to best practice configurations Best Practices Analyzer ProcessCommunity, support people, field teams, and customers provide feedback, which the product teams use to create BPA models Built into Server ManagerBPA is discoverable, easy to use, and provides on-demand analysis and reporting of actual versus best practice configurations Full Command-Line SupportRun from the command-line through Windows PowerShell, in addition to running from the UI Configurations CoveredActive Directory® Certification Services, Active Directory Directory Services, DNS, Remote Desktop Services, & Web Server (Internet Information Services)Best Practices Analyzersdemo
- 19. What’s New In Active DirectoryKey additions:Active Directory Administrative CenterManaged Service AccountsOffline Domain JoinRecycle Bin for ADOther administrative additions:Windows PowerShell cmdletsBest Practices AnalyzerActive Directory Web ServicesAuthentication Assurance
- 20. Recycle Bin for AD Object Life CycleNo Recycle Bin FeatureDeleteDeleteTombstone ObjectGarbageCollectionRecycledObjectGarbageCollectionLiveObjectLiveObjectWith Recycle Bin FeatureTombstoneLifetime 180 DaysDeleted ObjectLifetime 180 DaysTombstoneLifetime 180 DaysAuth RestoreUndeleteDeletedObject
- 22. Windows PowerShell ManagementProcessesEvent ViewerServicesClear-EventLog
- 23. Get-EventLog
- 24. Limit-EventLog
- 25. New-EventLog
- 26. Remove-EventLog
- 27. Show-EventLog
- 28. Write-EventLog
- 29. Get-Service
- 30. New-Service
- 31. Restart-Service
- 32. Resume-Service
- 33. Set-Service
- 34. Start-Service
- 35. Stop-Service
- 36. Suspend-Service
- 37. Debug-Process
- 38. Get-Process
- 39. Start-Process
- 40. Stop-Process
- 41. Wait-ServiceAvailable with Windows Server 2008 R2Active Directory
- 42. Active Directory Rights Management Services
- 43. AppLocker
- 44. Background Intelligent Transfer Service
- 47. Group Policy
- 51. Server Manager
- 52. Server migration
- 53. Windows® DiagnosticsWindows PowerShell 2.0Improved Command-Line Shell & Scripting LanguageIntegrationNew FeaturesImproves productivity and control
- 54. Accelerates automation of system admin
- 55. Easy to use
- 56. Works with model
- 59. Power Management
- 60. One-to-many Remote Management using WS-MGMT
- 63. Portability
- 64. New cmdlets
- 65. Remote execution capabilityWindows PowerShelldemo
- 66. Quad Core ProcessorEnhancing Power ManagementCore 1 ActiveCore 3 InactiveCore 3 ActiveCore 4 InactiveCore 2 InactiveCore 2 ActiveCore 4 Active©2009 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
- 67. Core ParkingOverviewScheduling processes on a single server for density as opposed to dispersionThis allows “park/sleep” cores by putting them in deep C statesBenefitsEnhances Green IT by reducing CPU power consumption
- 68. Group Policy PowerShellPowerShell Scripting inside GPExtend current reach of GP Script Extension to include PowerShell for logon/logoff, startup/shutdown scriptsPowerShell cmdlets for GPMC operationsFull lifecycle: create, link, configure, rename, backup, copy, removeEnables interesting new scenarios for customersPowerShell cmdlets that write and read registry settings to GPO(s)Values can be written to either Policy or PreferencesSettings can accept more value types
- 69. Group Policy Starter GPOsEasy experience right from the startStarting off point to speed up the creation of GPOsEmbody best practices that map to Microsoft Security GuideEight existing:User and computer caseAvailable for Windows Vista and Windows XP SP2Enterprise Client (EC) and Specialized Security Limited Functionality (SSLF)Ships in-box with Windows 7
- 70. Better TargetingITM Level Targeting Not GPO levelRobust Targeting• 29 Types• Boolean Logic (and, or, not) collectionsIntuitive UI• No need to learn query languages
- 71. Windows Server 2008 R2 FCIClassify Data
- 72. Automatically apply policies according to classificationClassifyManageReportExtend (Partners)
- 73. File Classification Can HelpBusiness NeedsIT ComplexityNeed per-project sharePersonalInformation SecrecyEnsure that business-secret files do not leak out
- 74. Back up files with personal information to encrypted storeNew Key Features in Remote Desktop ServicesNEWIMPROVEDRDS & VDI – an Integrated SolutionFull Fidelity RemoteApp & DesktopsRemote Access ApplicationTrue multiple monitor support
- 75. Multimedia support & bi-direction audio
- 76. Enhanced bitmap remoting for Flash, PPT, Silverlight® etc.
- 77. RemoteApp & desktop connections
- 78. RemoteApp, desktop & Web access
- 79. RD gateway security improvements
- 80. Hyper-V™ support for virtual desktops
- 81. Single discovery, broker & publishing infrastructure
- 82. SCVMM supportPlatform & Management ImprovementsNew API, connection broker extensibility, Windows Powershell support, Best Practices Analyzer, full MSI support
- 83. Remote Desktop Services and Virtual Desktop InfrastructureTS-BasedRemote DesktopHyper-V-BasedRemote DesktopRemote Desktop Connection BrokerVirtual Machine Management (SCvirtual machineM)
- 84. DirectAccessMore Than Just Remote AccessAccess PoliciesProtected TransactionsAlways OnManage OutImproved productivity
- 87. "Light up" remote clients
- 88. Decreases patch miss rates
- 89. Applies GPOs to remote machines
- 90. Pre-logon health checks and remediation
- 91. Replaces modal "connect-time" health checks
- 93. Supports authenticated transactions and encrypted transactions
- 94. Authentication and encryption mitigate many attacksVPNs connect the user to the networkDirectAccess extends the network to the user
- 95. Better Together With Windows 7DirectAccess, BranchCache and More…Agile VPNAppLockerRead-only DFSMore efficient client power managementDesktop and application virtualization feedsBitLocker encryption on removable drivesRemote Workspace, Presentation Virtualization and Remote Desktop Services Gateway combine for native desktop experience on public Windows 7 computers
- 96. Better TogetherWindowsServer 2008 R2 & Windows7demo
- 97. Learn More About Windows Server 2008 R2Technical ResourcesCommunity ResourcesGet Hands on TrainingThe New Efficiency Virtual Launch Experience www.thenewefficiency.com
- 98. Windows Server 2008 R2 evaluation www.microsoft.com/ws08eval
- 99. Windows Server TechCenterhttp://technet.microsoft.com/windowsserver
- 100. Windows Server Division blog http://blogs.technet.com/windowsserver/
- 101. Windows Virtualization Team blog http://blogs.technet.com/virtualization/
- 102. Windows Server forums http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/windowsserver
- 103. Training Offers—Exclusive for Launch Attendees www.microsoft.com/learning/careeroffers
- 104. Windows Server 2008 Learning Resources www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/learning.aspx© 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.