ws08 r2 itpro session 2 technical overview part2
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What's in Windows® Server 2008 R2 for IT Administrators: A Technical Overview Part 2
PRESENTER NAMETITLEDATE
Agenda
Server Core Improvements
IIS 7.5
Windows Server 2008 R2 Overview
Scalability Improvements
Better Together with Windows 7 (DirectAccess and BranchCache™)
Remote Desktop Services
Technology Investment Areas
Hyper-V™ 2.0 Live migration Remote Desktop
Services
Virtualization
Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 and integrated extensions .NET on Server Core
Configuration tracing
Service-oriented architecture
Web
Power management Active Directory®
Administrative Center Windows PowerShell
2.0 Best Practices
Analyzer
Management
Solid Foundation for Enterprise Workloads
DirectAccess BranchCache™ AppLocker™ Enhanced Group Policies BitLocker™ on removable drives
Better Together with Windows 7
>64 Core support
componentization
Scalability
Server, Server Roles (for example
only)
ServerWith .NetFx, Shell,
Tools, etc.
Server CoreSecurity, TCP/IP, File Systems, RPC,plus other Core Server Sub-Systems
Server Core Server Roles and Optional Features
DNSDHC
PAD File
ADLDS
PrintMedia Serve
rIIS Hype
r-V™
.NET2.0
.NET3/3.5
PS ASP.NETCert
Server
TSADF
SWDS etc
GUI, Shell, IE, Media, Mail, Etc.
Windows Server 2008 R2Core architecture
WoW64
Sconfig
New script to ease initial configuration
Windows Server CoreA Tour
demo
Changes to IIS in Windows Server 2008 R2
ASP.net on Server Core
Integrated Windows PowerShell Provider
Integrated FTP and WebDAV
New IIS Manager Modules
Configuration Logging and Tracing
Extended Protection and Security
Windows PowerShellSimplifies IIS Administration
Working with Web sites Managing configuration Managing virtual
directories, applications, application pools
Working with run time data
IIS 7.5 Streaming MediaA Tour
demo
True multiple monitor support
Multimedia support & bi-direction audio
Enhanced bitmap remoting for Flash, PPT, Silverlight® etc.
RemoteApp & desktop connections
RemoteApp, desktop & Web access
RD gateway security improvements
New Key Features in Remote Desktop Services
Hyper-V™ support for virtual desktops
Single discovery, broker & publishing infrastructure
SCVMM support
RDS & VDI – an Integrated Solution
Remote Access Application
Full Fidelity RemoteApp &
Desktops
Platform & Management ImprovementsNew API, connection broker extensibility, Windows Powershell
support, Best Practices Analyzer, full MSI support
NEWIMPROVE
D
True multiple monitor support
Multimedia support & bi-direction audio
2-D and 3-D remoting for DirectX®
RemoteApp & desktop connections
RemoteApp, desktop & Web access
RD gateway security improvements
Presentation Virtualization (RDS)
Hyper-V support for virtual desktops
Single discovery, broker & publishing infrastructure
Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) integration & support
TS and VDI–An Integrated Solution
Full Fidelity RemoteApp &
Desktops
Improved User Experience
Platform ImprovementsNew API, connection broker extensibility, dynamic CPU
allocation, IP address virtualization, Best Practices Analyzer, full MSI
support
Remote Desktop Services and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
Remote Desktop
Connection Broker
TS-BasedRemote Desktop
Hyper-V-BasedRemote Desktop
Virtual Machine
Management
(SCvirtual machineM)
Scalability Enhancements
Run the largest workloads and fully utilize multi-core servers with a single Windows 2008 R2 server instance Get standard workloads to function with fewer locks and
greater parallelism Support more than 64 processor cores for a single
operating system instance Reduced overhead for Hyper-V, and improved storage
performance Componentization - Improvements to Server Core
Support more roles and broaden current role support (e.g., the addition of ASP.net within IIS)
Windows PowerShell scripting in Server Core .NET framework on Server core, which in turn should
drive app support
DirectAccessMore Than Just Remote Access
Always On
Improved productivity
Not user initiated
Simplified connectivity
Manage Out
"Light up" remote clients
Decreases patch miss rates
Applies GPOs to remote machines
Access Policies
Pre-logon health checks and remediation
Replaces modal "connect-time" health checks
Full NAP integration
Protected Transactions
Supports authenticated transactions and encrypted transactions
Authentication and encryption mitigate many attacks
VPNs connect the user to the networkDirectAccess extends the network to the user
DirectAccess—Foundations
Connectivity: IPv6
Data Protection: IPsec
Name Resolution:
DNS & NRPT
SSL-VPN
Windows 7
Windows 7Managed
IPv6
Windows VistaWindows XP
Non-Windows
PDA
Unm
anaged
IPv6IPv4
Windows Server 2008 R2
IPv6
Non-Windows Server
LegacyApplication
Server
Windows Server 2003
IPv4
DirectAccess Server
SSL-VPN
Extends access to line of business servers with IPv4 support
Access for down-level & non-Windows Clients
Enhances scalability and management
Simplifies deployment and
registration
Hardened edge solutions
Always On
UAG & DirectAccess—Better Together
Better Together With Windows 7DirectAccess, BranchCache and More…
Agile VPN AppLocker Read-only DFS More efficient client power management Desktop and application virtualization feeds BitLocker encryption on removable drives Remote Workspace, Presentation Virtualization
and Remote Desktop Services Gateway combine for native desktop experience on public Windows 7 computers
Better TogetherWindows Server 2008 R2 & Windows 7
demo
Learn More About Windows Server 2008 R2
Technical Resources
The New Efficiency Virtual Launch Experience www.thenewefficiency.com
Windows Server 2008 R2 evaluation www.microsoft.com/ws08eval
Windows Server TechCenter http://technet.microsoft.com/windowsserver
Get Hands on Training
Training Offers—Exclusive for Launch Attendees www.microsoft.com/learning/careeroffers
Windows Server 2008 Learning Resources www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/learning.aspx
Community Resources
Windows Server Division blog http://blogs.technet.com/windowsserver/
Windows Virtualization Team blog http://blogs.technet.com/virtualization/
Windows Server forums http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/windowsserver
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