
Windows Server 2012: Up and Running
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Content
- Intro
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- About This Book
- Audience
- Goals of This Book
- Contents of This Book
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Using Code Examples
- Comments and Questions
- Safari® Books Online
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Windows Server 2012: Overview
- Introducing Windows Server 2012
- New Capabilities and Updated Features
- Installation and Interface
- Management
- Windows PowerShell 3.0
- Storage
- Remote Access
- Networking
- Hyper-V 3.0
- IIS 8
- Security
- Clustering
- Requirements
- Summary
- Chapter 2. Windows Server 2012 Requirements and Installation
- Server 2012 Editions
- Server 2012 Datacenter
- Server 2012 Standard
- Server 2012 Essentials
- Server 2012 Foundation
- Server 2012 Requirements
- Hyper-V 3.0 Requirements
- Installing Server 2012
- Server Core Install
- Server with a GUI Install
- Switching Between Install Modes
- Converting Server Core to Server with a GUI
- Converting Server with a GUI to Server Core
- Deploying Minimal Server Interface
- Customizing the Interface with Features on Demand
- Summary
- Chapter 3. Managing Server 2012
- Server 2012's Interface
- Navigating the Tiled Interface
- Accessing and Running Management Tools
- Customizing the Interface
- Logging Off, Restarting, and Shutting Down
- Performing Searches
- Server Manager
- Launching and Working with Server Manager
- Managing Server 2012 Remotely
- Installing RSAT
- Summary
- Chapter 4. Active Directory
- Deploying Active Directory Domain Services
- Installing Active Directory
- Adding Machines to a Server 2012 Domain
- Joining Windows 7 to a Server 2012-Level Domain
- Joining Windows 8 to a Server 2012-Level Domain
- Joining Server 2012 to a Server 2008 R2-Level Domain
- Managing Active Directory
- Navigating ADAC
- AD Recycle Bin
- Performing Searches in ADAC
- Windows PowerShell History
- Using PowerShell to Deploy Active Directory
- Summary
- Chapter 5. Managing Users and Data with Dynamic Access Control
- The Building Blocks of DAC
- Requirements and Predeployment Pointers
- Deploying DAC
- Preparing Claims
- Configuring Resource Property for Files
- Adding a Resource Property to the Global Resource Property List
- Creating a New Central Access Rule
- Creating a Central Access Policy
- Publishing a Central Access Policy
- Configuring the File Server
- Adding the Central Access Policy to the Folder
- Validating the Configuration
- Access Denied Remediation
- Deploying Access Denied Remediation
- Auditing
- Automatic File Classification
- Encrypting Classified Data
- Summary
- Chapter 6. Storage Management and Clustering
- ReFS Versus NTFS
- Creating a Storage Space
- Clustering
- Installing Failover Clustering
- Creating a Cluster
- Cluster-Aware Updating
- Summary
- Chapter 7. Hyper-V
- Requirements
- Installing the Hyper-V Role
- Creating and Configuring Virtual Machines
- Configuring Virtual Disks
- Creating Virtual Machines
- Managing Virtual Machines and Virtual Disks
- Live-Migrating Virtual Machines
- Hyper-V Replica
- Cloning Virtual Domain Controllers
- Merging Snapshots
- Performance and Virtual Network Management
- Resource Metering
- Summary
- Chapter 8. Networking
- IPAM
- Installing IPAM
- Configuring IPAM
- Using IPAM
- NIC Teaming
- Quality of Service
- QoS Policies
- Hyper-V Extensible Network Switch
- Configuring Private VLANs
- Summary
- Chapter 9. Remote Access
- Unified Remote Access
- Requirements
- DirectAccess
- Deploying DirectAccess
- Configuring DirectAccess
- BranchCache
- Requirements
- Deploying BranchCache
- Configuring the Windows Firewall
- Deploying the BranchCache Role via Server Manager
- Deploying the BranchCache Role with PowerShell
- Prepping and Testing Client Connectivity
- Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
- Remote Desktop Services (RDS)
- Remote Desktop Services Install
- Remote Desktop Services Management
- Associating Apps to a Collection and Publishing Remote Apps
- Adding Published Apps to the RD Web Folder
- Connecting Clients to Remote Apps
- Installing RemoteFX
- Summary
- Chapter 10. Troubleshooting, Securing, and Monitoring
- Server Manager
- Adding a Server
- Creating Server Groups
- The Alert Flag
- Best Practices Analyzer
- Windows PowerShell 3.0
- Security
- BitLocker
- Other Security Enhancements
- Summary
- Index
- About the Author
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