Small Business Server 2003 Technical Overview Part 1

What We Will Cover:• Server Management• Internet Connection and E-mail• Remote Access and Security• Remote Web Workspace

Prerequisite Knowledge

Level 200Level 200

• Familiarity supporting Windows Server™ operating systems

• Experience implementing and supporting Microsoft Small Business Server

• Experience supporting end users

Agenda

• Small Business Server (SBS) 2003 Management

• ISA and Internet Security

• Remote Access

SBS 2003 Management Small Business Server Goals

• Protect vital information

• Increase worker productivity

• Expand customer communication– Open communication channels– Create business Web sites

• Fast deployment

• Better support options

SBS 2003 ManagementStandard and Premium Editions

Technology Standard Premium

Exchange Server component

Outlook® 2003

WSS Business Intranet

RRAS

Mobile User/Device Support

Remote Web Workplace

Shared Network Resources

Backup and Restore

Task-Based Management

ISA Server 2000

SQL Server 2000

FrontPage® 2003

SBS 2003 ManagementHardware Requirements

Hardware

Processor Minimum

Processor Recommended

Memory Minimum

Memory Recommended

Disk Space

Standard

300 MHz

550 MHz

256 MB

384 MB

4+ GB

Premium

300 MHz

550 MHz

256 MB

521 MB

5+ GB

SBS 2003 Management Windows Server 2003 Technologies

• Improved security

• Remote management

• File system improvements– Offline folders– EFS– Command-line disk tools– Easier-to-manage permissions

• Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0

SBS 2003 Management Shadow Copies

• Point-in-time, read-only copy of data • Virtual Shadow Copy Service (VSS)• Enables shadow copies of shared folders• Users have access to shadow copies to:

– Restore accidentally deleted files – Recover previous versions of files – Compare document versions

• Reduces administration– Users can restore their own files

SBS 2003 Management Management Consoles

• Server Management– Tools grouped by task– Advanced management area and console tree are

available

• Server Management for Power Users– Tools grouped by task– Advanced Management area and console tree are

hidden– Some tasks are not available

SBS 2003 Management Administrator Tasks

SBS 2003 Management Power User Tasks

SBS 2003 Management

Server Management Console Monitoring Backup and Restore Remote Assistance Server Management for Power Users Console

demonstration

Agenda

• Small Business Server 2003 Management

• ISA and Internet Security

• Remote Access

ISA and Internet SecurityFirewalls

• Protects resources on your network

• Connects to the Internet and your private network

• Analyzes and screens network traffic– Inbound or outbound– Allows only specific traffic in or out

• Acts as a proxy for internal services

• Windows® XP and later includes ICF

ISA and Internet Security SBS Firewall vs. ISA Server

• Internet Connection Firewall (ICF)– Static packet filtering

• ISA Server– Static and dynamic packet filtering– Circuit-level filtering– Application-layer filtering– Integrated intrusion detection– High-performance web cache – Active caching

ISA and Internet Security Configuring ISA Firewall

• Destination sets– IP address or groups of IP addresses

• Protocol definitions– Defines TCP/UDP port for protocol

• Protocol rules– Allow/deny traffic based on protocol

• Site and content rules– Allow/deny traffic based on destination set

ISA and Internet Security Firewall Interaction

Web ServerWeb Server

Mail ServerMail Server

ISA and Internet Security

Configuring ISA Firewall Securing E-mail with ISA

demonstration

Agenda

• Small Business Server 2003 Management

• ISA and Internet Security

• Remote Access

Remote Access E-Mail and Internet Connection Wizard

Remote Access Configuration and Use

• Remote Access Wizard • Configuring ISA Server

– Securing VPN with ISA– Configuring ISA firewall – Securing e-mail with ISA

• Remote web workplace

Remote Access Remote Access Wizard Tasks

• Support for VPN connections• Outlook Web access • Remote desktop • Connection Manager • Remote web workplace

Remote Access Remote Access Wizard

Remote Access

Remote Access Wizard Remote web workplace

demonstration

Session Summary

• Easy management of users and computers

• Remote access capabilities mean SBS 2003 enables your mobile workforce.

• Network security is built-in through firewall and ISA

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and technology solutions instead of job roles (certification)• Windows Server System™, Security, Visual Studio® .NET,

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Become a Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA)• What is the MCSA certification?

– For IT professionals who manage and maintain networks and systems based on Microsoft Windows Server™

• How do I become an MCSA on Windows Server 2003?– Pass three core exams– Pass one elective exam or two CompTIA certifications

• Where do I get more information?

www.microsoft.com/mcsa

Become a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE)• What is the MCSE certification?

– Premier certification for IT professionals who analyze the requirements and design, plan, and implement the infrastructure for business solutions based on the Windows Server System

• How do I become an MCSE on Windows Server 2003?– Pass six core exams– Pass one elective exam from a comprehensive list

• Where do I get more information?

www.microsoft.com/mcse

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