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windows 7 wonders windows server 2008 r2

Introduction. Larry Jacobs, Senior Consultant

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    1. Windows 7 Wonders & Windows Server 2008 R2

    2. Introduction

    3. Agenda Editions Broad Fundamentals Migration

    4. Windows Server 2008 Editions

    5. Introducing Windows Server 2008 R2: Editions

    6. Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard Edition

    7. Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise Edition

    8. Windows Server 2008 R2 Datacenter Edition

    9. Windows Web Server R2 2008

    10. Windows Server 2008 R2: HPC

    11. Windows Server 2008 R2: Itanium

    12. Windows Server 2008 Broad Fundamentals

    13. Windows Server 2008 R2: Broad Fundamentals

    14. Service Security Windows Server 2008 R2

    15. Service Hardening

    16. Service Changes in Windows Server 2008 R2

    17. Introducing Bitlocker

    18. Bitlocker Benefits

    19. Thwarting Stolen Data

    20. Thwarting Stolen Data (Continued)

    21. Bitlocker TPM Support

    22. Windows Server 2008: Code Integrity

    23. Operating System File Protection

    24. Windows Server 2008: Device Installation

    25. Control of Hardware

    26. Introducing Windows Firewall

    27. Providing Advanced Security

    28. Changes for TCP/IP

    29. TCP/IP Redesign

    30. Network Features

    31. Terminal Services

    32. Secure Connections

    33. The Terminal Gateway

    34. Remote Programs

    35. Licensing

    36. Licensing for Windows Servers

    37. Licensing for Windows Servers & Workstations VA Volume Activation (VA) What is Key Management Service (KMS)? What is Multiple Activation Key (MAK)?

    38. Licensing for Windows Servers: What is KMS? You can activate systems within your own network. You must have a qualifying Operating System (OS) license in conjunction with Windows Marker (If less than 25 machines). You must meet or exceed the Activation Threshold (AT) of 25. It uses activation counts in a linear fashion. All activation counts are cumulative, not OS dependent. You can obtain KMS licensing easier than Multiple Activation Key licensing. It must reactivate every 180 days. It is less suitable for imaging.

    39. Licensing for Windows Servers: What is Multiple Activation Key (MAK)? You can activate systems on a one time basis using Microsoft hosted activation services. It can use two methods for activation: 1. MAK Independent Activation - Requires each computer to connect to Microsoft for activation. 2. MAK Proxy Activation One computer is a MAK Proxy that gathers information from multiple computers and licenses them with Microsoft on their behalf using the Volume Activation Management Tool (VAMT). It is more suitable for imaging.

    40. Active Directory Certificate Services

    41. ADCS Required!

    42. ADCS Increased Security

    44. PKI Cryptotography

    45. PKI Group Policy Controlled

    46. V3 Standard Crytopgrapjic Support

    47. Better & Easier Certificate Deployment

    48. Introduction: PKIView (MMC Snap-In)

    49. Easier Administration

    50. Certificate Extensions

    51. Information Protection

    52. Protecting Data

    53. Information Protection Platform

    55. IPP Supported

    56. Active Directory Federated Services

    57. Extended Collaboration

    58. ADFS: How it Works

    59. Network Access Protection

    60. What is the Edge?

    61. NAP: Overview

    62. NAP: How it Works

    63. NAP: Walk-through

    64. NAP - Client

    65. Certificate Enrollment

    66. Client Health Certificate (CHC) Enrollment Protocol

    67. CHC Maintenance

    68. NAP Enforcement Options

    69. NAP & IPSec

    70. Health Registration Authority

    71. Validation of SOH

    72. How its Built

    73. CA Failover

    74. Certificate Management

    75. Interoperability

    76. Interoperability (Continued)

    77. Interoperability (Continued)

    78. Summary

    79. Summary: Preparing for NAP

    80. 2008 Directory Services

    81. Active Directory, Directory Services: Whats Changed?

    82. Read Only Domain Controllers!

    83. What is it?

    84. RODC Drilldown

    85. Auditing: Directory Services

    86. Deploying Domain Controllers

    87. DCPROMO Enhancements

    88. Changes to Directory Services

    89. Local Administrator

    90. Standards & Globalization Support

    91. Windows Server 2008: Core Server

    92. 2008 Sever Core Components

    93. What 2008 Server Core Does

    94. More on 2008 Server Core Functionality

    95. Server Core Roles

    96. Microsoft Windows PowerShell

    97. Windows Server 2008 Migrating

    98. Preparing for the Migration Hardware! 64-bit 32-bit Windows Software 64-bit 32-bit Prepare the forest Administration tools?

    99. First: Fix Your AD!

    100. Adding a New Machine

    101. Replacing Existing Servers

    102. Replacing Existing Servers (Cont.)

    104. Now, lets open up the Windows Vista discussion. Any questions? Now, lets open up the Windows Vista discussion. Any questions?

    105. Appendix Appendix

    106. Resources Windows Server 2008 R2 http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/default.mspx Microsoft Windows PowerShell http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/technologies/management/powershell/default.mspx Microsoft Volume Licensing http://www.microsoft.com/licensing/existing-customers/product-activation.aspx Microsoft Learning http://www.microsoft.com/learning/default.mspx

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