1. What's in Windows® Server 2008 R2 for IT Administrators: A Technical Overview Part 1 Presenter name Title date
2. Agenda Windows Server 2008 R2 Overview Best Practice Analyzers Active Directory® Improvements WindowsPowerShell™ 2.0 Power Management Improvements Group Policy Improvements File Classification Infrastructure
25. Virtual machine configuration rulesBPA Run Time 1 2 3 AD DS BPA Windows PowerShell Script XML Document AD DS BPA Report AD DS BPA Rules Set BPA Run Time BPA Run Time AD DS BPA Guidance
33. Virtual machine configuration rulesBPA Run Time 1 2 3 AD DS BPA Windows PowerShell Script XML Document AD DS BPA Report AD DS BPA Rules Set BPA Run Time BPA Run Time AD DS BPA Guidance
35. What’s New In Active Directory Key additions: Active Directory Administrative Center Managed Service Accounts Offline Domain Join Recycle Bin for AD Other administrative additions: Windows PowerShell cmdlets Best Practices Analyzer Active Directory Web Services Authentication Assurance
36. Recycle Bin for AD Object Life Cycle No Recycle Bin Feature Delete Delete Tombstone Object Garbage Collection Recycled Object Garbage Collection Live Object Live Object With Recycle Bin Feature Tombstone Lifetime 180 Days Deleted Object Lifetime 180 Days Tombstone Lifetime 180 Days Auth Restore Undelete Deleted Object
37. Notes: Recycle Bin Considerations Where’s the UI? What’s the impact on DIT size? Anticipate growth of 5-10% when new DC is installed Subsequent growth depends on size and frequency of object deletions Deleted Object Lifetime (DOL) DOL = TSL = 180 days (by default) Both can be modified independently Attributes: msDS-deletedObjectLifetime, tombstoneLifetime How does this affect my back up strategy? Backups remain valid for the lesser of DOL or TSL How do I permanently delete an object? Delete the object from the Deleted Objects container Get-ADObject –Filter {} –IncludeDeletedObjects | Remove-ADObject
38. Active Directory Domain Services Sections can be added Task-based interface enables you to quickly get to the properties that you want to set for the account
129. Core Parking Overview Scheduling processes on a single server for density as opposed to dispersion This allows “park/sleep” cores by putting them in deep C states Benefits Enhances Green IT by reducing CPU power consumption
130. Group Policy PowerShell PowerShell Scripting inside GP Extend current reach of GP Script Extension to include PowerShell for logon/logoff, startup/shutdown scripts PowerShell cmdlets for GPMC operations Full lifecycle: create, link, configure, rename, backup, copy, remove Enables interesting new scenarios for customers PowerShell cmdlets that write and read registry settings to GPO(s) Values can be written to either Policy or Preferences Settings can accept more value types
131. Group Policy Starter GPOs Easy experience right from the start Starting off point to speed up the creation of GPOs Embody best practices that map to Microsoft Security Guide Eight existing: User and computer case Available for Windows Vista and Windows XP SP2 Enterprise Client (EC) and Specialized Security Limited Functionality (SSLF) Ships in-box with Windows 7
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133. Customer ChallengesCost and Risk Security Data & Leakage Protection Storage Growth Compliance Storage Cost Increasing data management needs / many data management products HSM Archives Security Backup Encryption Replication Expiration
138. Get classification properties API for external ApplicationsStore Classification Properties Extract Classification Properties Apply Policy based on Classification Discover Data Classify Data FCI Extensibility Points
