Microsoft Windows 7 (x64) and Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 share the same kernel. This presentation begins with a survey of system-level features common to both client and server operating systems. Then, we present server-specific technologies that enable server-core applications, and new enterprise network solution scenarios.
Presenter: Phil Pennington, Windows Server Technology Evangelist, Microsoft Corporation
This session will cover enhancements to Terminal Services in Server 2008. Topics include new management tools, TS Gateway and TS Remote Apps.
This session will demonstrate how to build a failover cluster in Windows Server 2008. Enhancements to failover clustering are highlighted.
This session will go into more technical detail on identity and access management services available in Server 2008. These include AD DS, RMS, ADFS, certificate services, etc.
This session will cover the improvements in Server 2008 related to securing the network. These include NAP, wireless security, network policies, etc.
This session will cover common troubleshooting tasks, procedures, resources and tools for Windows Server 2008.
Windows Server 2008 is an enterprise-grade operating system suitable for virtually any server environment. In this session you will see a number of ways in which developers can write code to leverage the power of Windows Server 2008. Topics include Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0, Windows Powershell, and Microsoft Management Console (MMC) 3.0.
This session introduces the new shell environment and scripting language, covering basic commands, pipelining, scripting, and creating new CMDLETS commands.
This session presents information on performing atomic operations in Windows Server 2008, which is the first MS server to support NTFS transactions for Encrypting File System.
This session introduces you to all of the new features contained within the upcoming release of the Server platform.
This session covers key enhancements in the Windows Server 2008 R2 kernel and related core components, including performance, multi-core, power efficiency, security, management, virtualization, componentization and layering.
This session defines and explains the purpose of the Windows 2008 R2 server core, and demonstrates some of the considerations involved in writing .NET code for a server core installation.
Some of the new capabilities in R2 such as Multimedia and DirectX Redirection have improved the landscape for administrators when it comes to RDP connections. This course will delve into some of the details and improvements found in the new release.
This course will look at the new IIS 7.5 and some of the capabilities that come with it such as improved FTP as well as the new management tools like Configuration Editor and Enhanced Auditing.
This short how-to-guide will show the known cause of application incompatibility, AppInit_DLLs in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2, and how to overcome it.
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This short how-to-guide will show the known cause of application incompatibility, (MSMQ) - removal of Windows 2000 Client Support Service, and how to overcome it.
This short how-to-guide will show the known cause of application incompatibility, removal of UDDI Services from Server OS, and how to overcome it.
This short how-to-guide will show the known cause of application incompatibility, 64-Bit only, and how to overcome it.
This short how-to-guide will show the known cause of application incompatibility, WoW64 is now an optional feature for Server Core.
This short how-to-guide will show the known cause of application incompatibility, subset of .Net 2.0 now on Server Core.
This short how-to-guide will show the known cause of application incompatibility, .Net 3.0 and 3.5 now on Server Core.
This short how-to-guide will show you the new Windows Server 2008 R2 feature: Remote Desktop Services.
This course will focus on the release of Windows 7 and how it has been coded to work succinctly with the features of Server 2008 to create a dynamic and reactive enterprise that can take advantage of the Branch Cache and Direct Access features available.
The interactive controls and tools that were introduced in Server 2008 have been re-geared to give administrators even more leverage when it comes to performing everyday tasks. This course will focus on some of these including improved Identity Management within Active Directory as well as the new Powershell improvements.