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Page 1: Alasdair MacKenzie – IT Services Majority credit and copyright to; Viral Tarpara & Andrew Fryer and James ONeill especially, for the techie details Microsoft

Alasdair MacKenzie – IT Services

Majority credit and copyright to; Viral Tarpara & Andrew Fryer and James O’Neill especially, for the techie detailsMicrosoft UK

Definitely not UoR Branded

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IIS 7

Powershell

NAPFirewall

Server Manger

Server Core

QOS

TCP/IPChanges

Rights Managemen

t

PKI Changes Bit Locker

Read-only DC

Server Hardenin

g

Hyper-V Virtualizat

ion

TS APPTS Gateway

AD Auditing

Restartable AD

WIN-RMWIN-RS

New Scheduler

Low priority

I/O

Reliability Monitor

Deployment

Services

Clustering

MMC 3.0

V 3 .net framewor

k

MSMQ 4

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Setup – thinner by defaultKernel opimisation – leaner, less attack surfacePower SavingWindows System Resource ManagerRemote Administration Tools

•Hot Add memory, CPU , PCI-Express•Windows Hardware Error Architecture•Self healing NTFS•Address Space Load Randomisation•Improved Crash Dump Support•Improved Unhandled Exception Control•Kernel Transaction Manager•Clean Shutdown•Improved Process Start up•Improved Memory Manager •Improved I/O Port completion

More control / Isolation

•Per application (process)•Per IIS application pool•Per user•Per session

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What you see is what you get!

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DMZ, Internet-exposedSimple web sites – MySQL as dB?File & PrintLicensing ServiceActive Directory / LDS (cf ADAM)Virtualisation – skinny VM’s

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When you need to use .NetApplication Servers e.g.

ExchangeSharePointSQL Server

Terminal Services

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Simpler Application Simpler Application Deployment to Web Deployment to Web Farms and UNC Farms and UNC SharesShares

More Secure, Reliable More Secure, Reliable Application HostingApplication Hosting

Greater Productivity Greater Productivity Via Delegated Via Delegated Management Management and Better Toolsand Better Tools

Reduced Downtime Reduced Downtime From Faster From Faster TroubleshootingTroubleshooting

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Managed EntitiesTerminal Server

less server, more sessions

TS LicensingTS CALs that are required for each device or user to connect to a terminal server. You use TS Licensing to install, issue, and track the availability of TS CALs on a Terminal Services license server.

TS GatewayEnables authorized remote users to connect to resources on an internal corporate or private network, from any Internet-connected device that can run the Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) client. The network resources can be terminal servers, terminal servers running Terminal Services RemoteApp programs, or computers with Remote Desktop enabled.

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TS Session BrokerSupports session load balancing between terminal servers in a farm, and reconnection to an existing session in a load-balanced terminal server farm.Note:  TS Session Broker was formerly called Terminal Services Session Directory.

TS Web AccessUsers visit a Web site (internet or) to access a list of available TS RemoteApp programs. To start a RemoteApp program, users just click the program icon. When the RemoteApp program starts, a Terminal Services session is started on the terminal server that hosts the RemoteApp program.

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Hyper-V server role introduced in Windows Server 2008Host multiple systems and share hardware on a single serverNew hypervisor-based architectureHypervisor

Devices

Drivers

Root VM

CPU Memory

Drivers

Virtualization Stack

Drivers Drivers

Child VM Child VM

Synthetic I/O Devices

DriversServer Apps Drivers

Server Apps

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Web, Standard, Enterprise & Datacenter

Introducing per-processor licensingDowngrade rights reduced – see table later

KMS for all (MAK for silo servers.)And genuine Office checks

Virtualisationmore generous, even to staff MAC’sright to roam between VM host-pairsVista Enterprise

4 Office-equiped VMs, stored and hosted on the intranet

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Windows Server Sitehttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/default.aspx Microsoft Servers - Microsoft UK

Top 11 Featureshttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/why-upgrade.aspx

Server Corehttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms723891.aspx

Terminal Serviceshttp://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/library/e82ace33-9f7e-

4034-8267-f475d0afefc01033.mspx?mfr=true

Virtualisationhttp://www.microsoft.com/virtualization/default.mspx Virtualisation Calculator

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Windows Server Site - TechNethttp://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/windowsserver/2008/default.aspx

Hyper-V (now RTM)Windows Server 2008: Hyper-V FAQ

Powershellhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/technologies/management/

powershell/default.mspx

Server Manager http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/servermanager/default.mspx

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Rest here for Mr. Gough.

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Jackie Elleker – Microsoft LtdJackie Elleker – Microsoft LtdJackie Elleker – Microsoft LtdJackie Elleker – Microsoft Ltd

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Server and CAL licensing model

Server licence onlylicensing model

CAL and processor licensing model

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Required in addition to server licence

Covers access to server by "External Users”

Does not cover access by employees

Does not cover hosting

Available for:

Windows Server

Terminal Server

Exchange Server

Office Communications Server

Office Project Portfolio Server

Office Project Server

Office Performance Point Server

External Connector

Internet

External User

Licence the server for ALL authenticated, external Licence the server for ALL authenticated, external usersusers

CALs = 0CALs = 0

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Server Requirements1 x Windows Server Licence with Terminal

Services enabled1 x Office Licence*

Client Requirements6 x Office licenses6 x Windows desktop licenses6 x Windows Server CALs6 x Terminal Server CALs

*In VL the customer does not pay for the copy of Office on the SERVER*In VL the customer does not pay for the copy of Office on the SERVER

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If the customer has 1000 devices and 50 users, and those 50 users can go to any "device", they need to have 1000 Office licenses If the customer has 1000 devices and 50 users, and those 50 users only use their own "device" and do not touch the other 950, they only need 50 Office licenses If the customer has roaming users, they must fully licence all the devices, as roaming users can log onto “use” or “access” any “device” available from anywhere See Licensing Brief at http://www.microsoftvolumelicensing.com

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10 x Datacenter or Itanium licensesCan run unlimited number of guest OS’s on the Server provided all physical processors are fully licensedDataCenter & Itanium Editions also requiresCALS (hybrid of Per Processor and CAL model)

Licenses Required Licenses Required

10 Physical Processors

Windows 2008 Server DataCenter or Itanium

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Physical Processors count = 0Licenses Required Licenses Required

Physical Processor

Physical Processor

Physical Processor

Physical Processor

Virtual Processor

Virtual Processor

Virtual Processor

Virtual Processor

Virtual Processor

Virtual Processor

Virtual Processor

Virtual Processor

Virtual Processor count = 82 x Apps Center, 2 x BizTalk, 2 x ISA, 1 x Commerce Svr, 1 x Host Int Server

AppsCenter

AppsCenterBizTalk ISA Commerce

ServerHost IntServer ISA BizTalk

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