Shell Application Management Manages access to the toolbar, taskbar, Start └ Start Menu and Taskbar Shell First Experience, Logon, and Privileges Configures the logon experience to incl
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Shell Application Management
Manages access to the toolbar, taskbar, Start
└ Start Menu and Taskbar Shell First Experience,
Logon, and Privileges
Configures the logon experience to include expanded Group Policy settings in:
User Configuration └ Administrative Templates └ Windows Components
Shell Sharing, Sync, and Roaming
Customizes:
User Configuration └ Administrative Templates └ Windows Components
User Configuration └ Administrative Templates └ Windows Components
features
Computer Configuration └ Administrative Templates └ Windows Components └ Tablet PC
User Configuration └ Administrative Templates └ Windows Components └ Tablet PC
the security, ease-of-use, and manageability
of Terminal Services remote connections You can:
supported devices to the remote computer in a Terminal Services session
Security (TLS) 1.0 or native Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) encryption, or negotiate a security method
level (FIPS Compliant, High, Client Compatible, or Low)
Computer Configuration └ Administrative Templates └ Windows Components └ Terminal Services User Configuration └ Administrative Templates └ Windows Components └ Terminal Services
Troubleshooting and Diagnostics
Controls the diagnostic level from automatically detecting and fixing problems
to indicating to the user that assisted resolution is available for:
Computer Configuration └ Administrative Templates └ System
└ Troubleshooting and Diagnostics
prompt
Computer Configuration └ Windows Settings └ Security Settings └ Local Policies
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Virtualize file and registry write failures to per-user locations
└ Security Options
Windows Error Reporting Disables Windows Feedback only for Windows
or for all components By default, Windows Feedback is turned on for all Windows components
Computer Configuration └ Administrative Templates └ Windows Components └ Windows Error Reporting User Configuration
└ Administrative Templates └ Windows Components └ Windows Error Reporting
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Section 8: High Availability 225
8.01 High Availability Introduction 226
Scenario Value Proposition 226
Special Hardware Requirements 226
8.02 Failover Clustering 227
New Validation Wizard 227
Support for GPT Disks in Cluster Storage 227
Improvements to Setup and Migration 227
Improvements to Management Interfaces 228
Improvements to Stability and Security for Increased Availability 228
Improvements to the Way a Cluster Works With Storage 229
Improvements to Networking and Security 229
Compatibility 229
Deployment 230
8.03 Network Load Balancing 231
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Section 9: Better Together 232
9.01 Better Together — Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista 233
More Efficient Management 233
Greater Availability 234
Faster Communications 234
Windows Deployment Services 235
Network Access Protection 235
Policy-Based Quality of Service 235
SMB 2.0 236
Simplified Remote Access 236
Recovery and Troubleshooting 237
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Section 10: Miscellaneous 238
10.01 System Requirements 239
System Requirements for Windows Server® 2008 239
Full Versus Server Core Installations 240
10.02 Detailed Table of Contents 241
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Single Sign-On 32
Prerequisites for Deploying Single Sign-On 32
Recommended Configuration of a Terminal Server When Using Single Sign-On 33
3.03 Terminal Services Gateway 34
TS CAPs 37
Computer Groups Associated With TS RAPs 37
TS RAPs 38
Monitoring Capabilities 38
Group Policy Settings for TS Gateway 39
3.04 Terminal Services RemoteApp 41
Additional References 42
3.05 Terminal Services Web Access 43
Lets You Easily Deploy RemoteApps Over the Web 44
Deployment 44
List of RemoteApps Is Dynamically Updated 44
Includes the TS Web Access Web Part 45
3.06 Terminal Services Printing 46
Group Policy Settings 47
3.07 Terminal Services Session Broker 49
Group Policy Settings 50
Additional Information 51
3.08 Terminal Services Licensing 52
3.09 Windows System Resource Manager 54
Installing Terminal Server 54
Resource-Allocation Policies 54
Monitoring Performance 55
Section 4: Branch Office 56 4.01 Branch Office Introduction 57
Scenario Value Proposition 57
Special Hardware Requirements 57
4.02 Read-Only Domain Controller 58
Read-Only Active Directory Domain Services Database 59
Unidirectional Replication 60
Credential Caching 60
Administrator Role Separation 60
Read-Only DNS 61
Deployment 61
4.03 BitLocker Drive Encryption 62
Full-Volume Encryption 63
Integrity Checking 63
Recovery Options 64
Remote Management 65
Secure Decommissioning 65
Group Policy Settings 66
BitLocker Drive Encryption — Group Policy Settings 66
TPM Behavior — Group Policy Settings 67
Deployment 67
Additional Information 68
4.04 Server Core 69
4.05 Distributed File System 70
DFS Namespaces Functionality 70
Access-Based Enumeration 70
Cluster Support 71
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Search for Folders or Folder Targets within a Namespace 71
Windows Server 2008 Mode Domain-Based Namespaces 71
DFS Replication Functionality 71
Content Freshness 71
Improvements for Handling Unexpected Shutdowns 72
DFS Replication Performance Improvements 72
Propagation Report 73
Replicate Now 73
Support for Read-Only Domain Controllers 73
SYSVOL Replication using DFS Replication 73
Section 5: Security and Policy Enforcement 75 5.01 Security and Policy Enforcement Introduction 78
Scenario Value Proposition 78
Special Hardware Requirements 78
5.02 Network Policy and Access Services 79
Role Services for Network Policy and Access Services 80
Managing the Network Policy and Access Services Server Role 82
Additional Resources 84
5.03 Network Access Protection 85
Key Processes of NAP 86
Policy Validation 86
NAP Enforcement and Network Restriction 87
Remediation 87
Ongoing Monitoring to Ensure Compliance 87
NAP Enforcement Methods 88
NAP Enforcement for IPsec Communications 88
NAP Enforcement for 802.1X 88
NAP Enforcement for VPN 88
NAP Enforcement for DHCP 88
NAP Enforcement for TS Gateway 89
Combined Approaches 89
Deployment 89
NAP Client Components 90
NAP Server Components 91
Additional Information 92
5.04 Network Policy Server 93
5.05 Routing and Remote Access Service 96
Remote Access 96
Routing 97
NAP Enforcement for VPN 97
SSTP Tunneling Protocol 97
New Cryptographic Support 98
Removed Technologies 98
5.06 Next-Generation TCP/IP Protocols and Networking Components 99
Next-Generation TCP/IP Stack 99
Receive Window Auto-Tuning 99
Compound TCP 100
Enhancements for High-Loss Environments 100
Neighbor Un-reach-ability Detection for IPv4 101
Changes in Dead Gateway Detection 101
Changes in PMTU Black Hole Router Detection 101
Routing Compartments 102
Network Diagnostics Framework Support 102
Windows Filtering Platform 103
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IPv6 Enhancements 103
IPv6 Enabled by Default 103
Dual IP Stack 103
GUI-Based Configuration 104
Teredo Enhancements 104
Integrated IPsec Support 104
Multicast Listener Discovery Version 2 104
Link-Local Multicast Name Resolution 104
IPv6 Over PPP 104
Random Interface IDs for IPv6 Addresses 105
DHCPv6 Support 105
Quality of Service 105
Policy-Based QoS for Enterprise Networks 105
5.07 Windows Firewall with Advanced Security 106
Windows Firewall Is Turned On by Default 107
IPsec Policy Management Is Simplified 108
Support for Authenticated IP 108
Support for Protecting Domain Member to Domain Controller Traffic by Using IPsec 109
Improved Cryptographic Support 109
Settings Can Change Dynamically Based on the Network Location Type 109
Integration of Windows Firewall and IPsec Management into a Single User Interface 110
Full Support for IPv4 and IPv6 Network Traffic Protection 110
Additional References 111
5.08 Cryptography Next Generation 112
Deployment 113
Certificate-Enabled Applications 113
5.09 Active Directory Certificate Services 115
Active Directory Certificate Services: Web Enrollment 115
Active Directory Certificate Services: Policy Settings 117
Managing Peer Trust and Trusted Root CA Stores 118
Managing Trusted Publishers 119
Blocking Certificates That Are Not Trusted According to Policy 119
Managing Retrieval of Certificate-Related Data 120
Managing Expiration Times for CRLs and OCSP Responses 120
Deploying Certificates 121
Active Directory Certificate Services: Network Device Enrollment Service 121
Registry Keys in MSCEP 122
Active Directory Certificate Services: Enterprise PKI 123
CA Health States 123
Support for Unicode Characters 124
Active Directory Certificate Services: Online Certificate Status Protocol Support 125
Online Responder 126
Responder Arrays 127
Group Policy 128
Deployment 129
5.10 Active Directory Domain Services 130
Active Directory Domain Services: Auditing 130
Auditing Active Directory Domain Services Access 131
Directory Service Changes — Active Directory Domain Services Events 132
Global Audit Policy 132
SACL 133
Schema 133
Registry Settings 133
Registry Key Values — Active Directory Domain Services Auditing 133
Group Policy Settings 134
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Storing Fine-Grained Password Policies 134
Defining the Scope of Fine-Grained Password Policies 135
RSOP 136
Security and Delegation 137
Active Directory Domain Services: Read-Only Domain Controller 137
Active Directory Domain Services: Restartable Active Directory Domain Services 138
Active Directory Domain Services: Snapshot Exposure 139
Active Directory Domain Services: User Interface Improvements 141
New Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard 142
Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard 143
Staged Installation for RODCs 143
Additional Wizard Improvements 144
New MMC Snap-In Functions 144
5.11 Active Directory Federation Services 146
Improved Installation 148
Improved Application Support 148
Better Administrative Experience When Establishing Federated Trusts 148
New Settings 151
Active Directory Federation Services Web Agent Property Pages 151
5.12 Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services 152
5.13 Active Directory Rights Management Services 155
Improved Installation and Administration Experience 157
Self-Enrollment of Active Directory Rights Management Services Server 158
Integration With Active Directory Federation Services 158
New Active Directory Rights Management Services Administrative Roles 159
Section 6: Web and Applications Platform 160 6.01 Web and Applications Platform Introduction 161
Scenario Value Proposition 161
Special Hardware Requirements 161
6.02 Internet Information Services 7.0 162
Flexible Extensibility Model for Powerful Customization 162
Powerful Diagnostic and Troubleshooting Tools 163
Delegated Administration 163
Enhanced Security and Reduced Attack Surface through Customization 163
True Application Xcopy Deployment 163
Application and Health Management for WCF Services 163
Improved Administration Tools 163
Integrated Management Support for Web Services 163
Windows Firewall Is Turned On by Default 163
Editions 164
Configuration 164
Administration Tools 165
Core Web Server 166
Diagnostics 166
Additional Resources 167
6.03 Application Server 168
Application Server Core 168
Web Server 170
COM+ Network Access 170
Windows Process Activation Service 170
TCP Port Sharing 170
Distributed Transactions 171
6.04 Transactional NTFS 172
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7.01 Server Management Introduction 176
Scenario Value Proposition 176
Special Hardware Requirements 176
7.02 Initial Configuration Tasks 177
Default Settings in Initial Configuration Tasks 178
7.03 Server Manager 179
Roles 180
Server Roles in Server Manager 180
Features 183
Features in Server Manager 183
Server Manager Console 186
Server Manager Wizards 188
Add Roles Wizard 188
Add Role Services Wizard 189
Add Features Wizard 189
Remove Roles Wizard 190
Remove Role Services Wizard 190
Remove Features Wizard 190
Server Manager Command Line 190
Registry Settings 191
Registry Settings 191
How Do I Open Server Manager? 191
Additional Resources 192
7.04 Windows PowerShell 193
Windows PowerShell Features 194
Windows PowerShell Cmdlets 194
A New Scripting Language 195
Windows Commands and Utilities 195
Additional Information 195
7.05 Server Core 196
7.06 Windows Server Backup 200
7.07 Windows Reliability and Performance Monitor 203
Data Collector Sets 203
Wizards and Templates for Creating Logs 204
Resource View 204
Reliability Monitor 204
Unified Property Configuration for All Data Collection, Including Scheduling 205
User-Friendly Diagnosis Reports 205
7.08 Windows Deployment Services 206
Create and add Boot Images 208
Create a Capture Image 208
Create a Discover Image 208
Create an Install Image 209
Associate an Unattend File with an Image 209
Enable multicast transmission of an image 210
Use Transport Server to enable multicast download of data 210
Deployment 210
Additional Resources 210
7.09 Group Policy 212
New Categories of Policy Management 213
New Format and Functionality of Administrative Template Files (ADMX) 216
Starter Group Policy Objects 217
Comments for GPOs and Policy Settings 217
Network Location Awareness 217
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Events and Logging 219
Multiple Local Group Policy Objects 220
Finding Specific Administrative Template Policy Settings 220
Section 8: High Availability 225 8.01 High Availability Introduction 226
Scenario Value Proposition 226
Special Hardware Requirements 226
8.02 Failover Clustering 227
New Validation Wizard 227
Support for GPT Disks in Cluster Storage 227
Improvements to Setup and Migration 227
Improvements to Management Interfaces 228
Improvements to Stability and Security for Increased Availability 228
Improvements to the Way a Cluster Works With Storage 229
Improvements to Networking and Security 229
Compatibility 229
Deployment 230
8.03 Network Load Balancing 231
Section 9: Better Together 232 9.01 Better Together — Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista 233
More Efficient Management 233
Greater Availability 234
Faster Communications 234
Windows Deployment Services 235
Network Access Protection 235
Policy-Based Quality of Service 235
SMB 2.0 236
Simplified Remote Access 236
Recovery and Troubleshooting 237
Section 10: Miscellaneous 238 10.01 System Requirements 239
System Requirements for Windows Server® 2008 239
Full Versus Server Core Installations 240
10.02 Detailed Table of Contents 241