You are a new administrator for Contoso, Ltd., working on a test deployment of the application server technologies included with Windows Server 2008. In this lab, you explore some of the high-availability features included with Windows Server 2008.
LAB CHALLENGE 12.1: CREATING A TERMINAL SERVICES SERVER FARM
Contoso, Ltd. plans to deploy many new workstations using terminal servers to host applications for them. Because multiple terminal servers are needed, your department is exploring the construction of a Windows Server 2008 terminal server farm, consisting of multiple computers balancing the client load between them.
To complete this challenge, you must install and configure Terminal Services on your server and your partner server to create a terminal server farm called FARM##, where ## is the number assigned to the server running the TS Session Broker role service. Use DNS round robin to balance the incoming traffic load between the two servers.
Connect to the server farm using the Remote Desktop Connection client, and use the Terminal Services Manager console to monitor the activity on the server farm.
Document your procedures by listing all of the tasks you completed during installation and configuration. Take screen shots of the Terminal Services Configuration, Terminal Services Manager, and DNS Manager consoles illustrating all of the completed tasks.
When you are finished, remove all of the roles and features you installed on both computers before you proceed to the next exercise.
LAB CHALLENGE 12.2: CREATING A FAILOVER CLUSTER
After suffering a serious server outage, Contoso, Ltd. decided to implement its business-critical applications using failover clusters. You must create a test deployment of a two-node failover cluster on your lab network. To complete this challenge, install the Failover Clustering feature, and use it to validate, create, and configure a failover cluster using your server and your partner server. Give the failover cluster the name Cluster##, where ## is the number assigned to the server on which you created the cluster.
After you complete the configuration process, demonstrate the cluster’s functionality by monitoring the cluster on your server as you move the cluster##other application from one server to the other.
Document your procedures by listing all of the completed installation and configuration tasks. Save the Failover Cluster Validation Report to your Documents folder. Take screen shots of the Failover Cluster Management console illustrating the completed tasks and the cluster’s functionality.
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You are a new administrator for Contoso, Ltd., working on a test dep.docx
1. You are a new administrator for Contoso, Ltd., working on a
test deployment of the application server technologies included
with Windows Server 2008. In this lab, you explore some of the
high-availability features included with Windows Server 2008.
LAB CHALLENGE 12.1: CREATING A TERMINAL
SERVICES SERVER FARM
Contoso, Ltd. plans to deploy many new workstations using
terminal servers to host applications for them. Because multiple
terminal servers are needed, your department is exploring the
construction of a Windows Server 2008 terminal server farm,
consisting of multiple computers balancing the client load
between them.
To complete this challenge, you must install and configure
Terminal Services on your server and your partner server to
create a terminal server farm called FARM##, where ## is the
number assigned to the server running the TS Session Broker
role service. Use DNS round robin to balance the incoming
traffic load between the two servers.
Connect to the server farm using the Remote Desktop
Connection client, and use the Terminal Services Manager
console to monitor the activity on the server farm.
Document your procedures by listing all of the tasks you
completed during installation and configuration. Take screen
shots of the Terminal Services Configuration, Terminal Services
Manager, and DNS Manager consoles illustrating all of the
completed tasks.
2. When you are finished, remove all of the roles and features you
installed on both computers before you proceed to the next
exercise.
LAB CHALLENGE 12.2: CREATING A FAILOVER CLUSTER
After suffering a serious server outage, Contoso, Ltd. decided to
implement its business-critical applications using failover
clusters. You must create a test deployment of a two-node
failover cluster on your lab network. To complete this
challenge, install the Failover Clustering feature, and use it to
validate, create, and configure a failover cluster using your
server and your partner server. Give the failover cluster the
name Cluster##, where ## is the number assigned to the server
on which you created the cluster.
After you complete the configuration process, demonstrate the
cluster’s functionality by monitoring the cluster on your server
as you move the cluster##other application from one server to
the other.
Document your procedures by listing all of the completed
installation and configuration tasks. Save the Failover Cluster
Validation Report to your Documents folder. Take screen shots
of the Failover Cluster Management console illustrating the
completed tasks and the cluster’s functionality.
