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Conquer Windows Server 2016from the inside out!

Dive into Windows Server 2016and really put your Windows Server expertise to work. Focusing on Windows Server 2016s most powerful and innovative features, this supremely organized reference packs hundreds of timesaving solutions, tips, and workaroundsall you need to plan, implement, or manage Windows Server in enterprise, data center, cloud, and hybrid environments. Fully reflecting Windows Server new capabilities for the cloud-first era, Orin covers everything from Nano Server to Windows Server and Hyper-V Containers. Youll discover how experts tackle todays essential tasksand challenge yourself to new levels of mastery.

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Current Book Service
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Chapter 1 Administration Tools 1(18)
Remote not local
1(1)
Privileged Access Workstations
2(1)
Remote Server Administration Tools
3(6)
RSAT consoles
4(2)
Server Manager console
6(3)
PowerShell
9(7)
Modules
11(1)
PowerShell Gallery
11(1)
Remoting
11(1)
One to many remoting
12(1)
PowerShell ISE
13(2)
PowerShell Direct
15(1)
Remote Desktop
16(3)
Chapter 2 Installation Options 19(24)
Windows Server 2016 editions
19(2)
Windows Server servicing branches
21(1)
LTSB
21(1)
CBB
21(1)
Server Core
22(7)
Server Core interface
23(1)
Server Core Roles
24(5)
When to deploy Server Core
29(1)
Server with GUI
29(1)
Roles and Features
30(2)
Nano Server
32(11)
Nano Server Console
32(2)
Supported Roles and Features
34(1)
Domain Join
35(1)
Creating Nano Server Images
36(7)
Chapter 3 Deployment and configuration 43(64)
Bare metal versus virtualized
43(1)
Windows images
44(10)
Modifying Windows images
45(1)
Servicing Windows images
46(1)
Mounting images
46(3)
Adding drivers and updates to images
49(1)
Adding roles and features
50(2)
Committing an image
52(1)
Build and capture
53(1)
Answer files
54(2)
Windows Deployment Services
56(8)
WDS requirements
56(2)
Managing images
58(1)
Configuring WDS
59(4)
Configuring transmissions
63(1)
Driver groups and packages
64(1)
Virtual Machine Manager
64(11)
Virtual machine templates
64(1)
VMM storage
65(2)
VMM networking
67(4)
Adding a WDS to VMM
71(1)
VMM host groups
72(3)
Infrastructure configuration as code
75(1)
Desired State Configuration
76(4)
DSC configuration files
77(1)
Local Configuration Manager
78(1)
DSC resources
79(1)
DSC push model
79(1)
DSC pull server
80(1)
Chef
80(12)
Chef servers
81(3)
Chef Development Kit
84(6)
Deploying Chef agents
90(1)
Deploying Chef cookbooks and recipes
91(1)
Puppet
92(9)
Puppet master server
93(3)
Deploying Puppet agent to Windows Server
96(3)
Managing Windows Server Configuration
99(1)
Puppet Windows module pack
99(2)
Package management utilities
101(6)
PowerShell Gallery
103(1)
Nano Server package provider
103(1)
Chocolatey
104(3)
Chapter 4 Active Directory 107(50)
Managing Active Directory
107(9)
Remote rather than local administration
108(1)
Active Directory Administrative Center
108(3)
Active Directory Users and Computers
111(1)
Active Directory Sites and Services
112(3)
Active Directory Domains and Trusts
115(1)
Domain Controllers
116(8)
Deployment
116(3)
Server Core
119(1)
Global catalog servers
120(1)
Read Only Domain Controllers
120(3)
Virtual domain controller cloning
123(1)
AD DS Structure
124(5)
Domains
124(1)
Domain functional levels
124(2)
Forests
126(1)
Account and resource forests
126(1)
Organizational Units
126(1)
Flexible Single Master Operations (FSMO) roles
127(2)
Accounts
129(7)
User accounts
130(1)
Computer accounts
131(1)
Group accounts
132(1)
Default groups
133(2)
Service accounts
135(1)
Group policy
136(8)
GPO Management
137(2)
Policy processing
139(2)
Group Policy Preferences
141(2)
Administrative templates
143(1)
Restoring deleted items
144(6)
Active Directory Recycle Bin
146(1)
Authoritative restore
147(2)
Active Directory snapshots
149(1)
Managing AD DS with PowerShell
150(7)
Active Directory module
151(3)
Group Policy module
154(1)
ADDSDeployment module
155(2)
Chapter 5 DNS, DNS and IPAM 157(32)
DNS
157(18)
DNS zone types
157(4)
Zone delegation
161(1)
Forwarders and conditional forwarders
161(1)
Stub zones
162(1)
GlobalNames zones
163(1)
Peer Name Resolution Protocol
164(1)
Resource records
164(2)
Zone aging and scavenging
166(1)
DNSSEC
167(1)
DNS event logs
168(1)
DNS options
169(3)
Delegated administration
172(1)
Managing DNS with PowerShell
172(3)
DHCP
175(8)
Scopes
175(1)
Server and scope options
176(1)
Reservations
177(1)
DHCP filtering
177(1)
Superscopes
177(1)
Multicast scopes
178(1)
Split scopes
178(1)
Name protection
179(1)
DHCP failover
179(1)
Administration
180(3)
IPAM
183(6)
Deploy IPAM
183(1)
Configure server discovery
183(1)
IPAM administration
184(2)
Managing IPAM with PowerShell
186(3)
Chapter 6 Hyper-V 189(36)
Dynamic Memory
189(1)
Smart paging
190(1)
Resource metering
191(1)
Guest integration services
191(1)
Generation 2 VMs
192(1)
Enhanced Session Mode
193(1)
RemoteFX
193(1)
Nested virtualization
193(1)
Nested virtualization dynamic memory
194(1)
Nested virtualization networking
194(1)
PowerShell Direct
194(1)
Virtual hard disks
195(4)
Fixed sized disks
195(1)
Dynamically expanding disks
196(1)
Differencing disks
196(1)
Differencing drives
196(1)
Modifying virtual hard disks
197(1)
Pass through disks
198(1)
Managing checkpoints
199(1)
Virtual Fibre Channel adapters
200(1)
Storage QoS
200(1)
Hyper-V storage optimization
201(1)
Deduplication
201(1)
Storage tiering
201(1)
Hyper-V virtual switches
202(1)
External switches
202(1)
Internal switches
202(1)
Private switches
202(1)
Virtual machine network adapters
203(1)
Optimizing network performance
203(2)
Bandwidth management
203(1)
SR-IOV
204(1)
Dynamic Virtual Machine Queue
204(1)
Virtual machine NIC teaming
204(1)
Virtual Machine MAC addresses
205(1)
Network isolation
205(1)
Hyper-V Replica
206(3)
Configuring Hyper-V replica servers
207(1)
Configuring VM replicas
207(1)
Replica failover
208(1)
Hyper-V replica broker
209(1)
Hyper-V failover clusters
209(5)
Hyper-V host cluster storage
209(1)
Cluster quorum
210(2)
Cluster networking
212(1)
Force Quorum Resiliency
212(1)
Cluster Shared Volumes
213(1)
Active Directory detached clusters
213(1)
Preferred owner and failover settings
213(1)
Hyper-V guest clusters
214(2)
Hyper-V guest cluster storage
215(1)
Shared virtual hard disk
215(1)
Live migration
216(1)
Storage migration
217(1)
Exporting, importing and copying VMs
218(1)
VM Network Health Detection
219(1)
VM drain on shutdown
219(1)
Domain controller cloning
219(1)
Shielded virtual machines
220(1)
Managing Hyper-V using PowerShell
220(5)
Chapter 7 Storage Services 225(38)
Storage spaces and storage pools
225(12)
Storage pools
225(5)
Storage space resiliency
230(1)
Storage space tiering
231(1)
Thin Provisioning and Trim
232(2)
Creating virtual disks
234(2)
Storage Spaces Direct
236(1)
Storage Replica
237(6)
Supported configurations
239(1)
Configuring replication
239(4)
SMB 3.1.1
243(1)
iSCSI
244(3)
iSNS Server
247(2)
Scale Out File Servers
249(1)
NFS
250(1)
Deduplication
251(3)
Storage Quality of Service
254(1)
ReFS
255(2)
Storage related PowerShell cmdlets
257(6)
Deduplication
257(1)
iSCSI
257(1)
iSCSITarget
257(1)
NFS
258(1)
Storage
259(3)
StorageReplica
262(1)
Chapter 8 File servers 263(34)
Shared folder permissions
264(4)
Using File Explorer
265(1)
Server Manager
266(2)
File Server Resource Manager
268(12)
Folder level quotas
268(2)
File screens
270(4)
Storage reports
274(2)
File classification
276(3)
File management tasks
279(1)
Distributed File System
280(7)
DFS namespace
281(2)
DFS replication
283(4)
BranchCache
287(3)
PowerShell commands
290(7)
Shared Folder cmdlets
290(1)
File Server Resource Manager cmdlets
291(1)
BranchCache Cmdlets
292(2)
DFS Cmdlets
294(1)
Dynamic Access Control cmdlets
295(2)
Chapter 9 Internet Information Services 297(28)
Managing sites
297(17)
Adding websites
298(3)
Virtual directories
301(1)
Adding web applications
302(1)
Configuring TLS certificates
303(2)
Site authentication
305(2)
Modifying custom error response
307(1)
Adding or disabling the default document
308(1)
Directory browsing
309(1)
IP address and domain name filtering
309(2)
URL authorization rules
311(1)
Request filters
312(2)
Application pools
314(3)
Creating application pools
314(1)
Configuring application pool recycling settings
315(2)
IIS users and delegation
317(3)
IIS user accounts
318(1)
Delegating administrative permissions
319(1)
Managing FTP
320(2)
Managing IIS using PowerShell
322(3)
Chapter 10 Containers 325(32)
Container concepts
325(2)
Container types
327(1)
Windows Server Containers
327(1)
Hyper-V Containers
327(1)
Server Core and Nano images
328(1)
Managing Containers with Docker
328(10)
Installing Docker
329(1)
Demon.json
330(4)
Retrieving Container OS image
334(1)
Container registries and images
335(3)
Managing containers
338(9)
Starting a container
338(3)
Modifying a running container
341(1)
Creating a new image from a container
342(1)
Using dockerfiles
342(2)
Managing container images
344(2)
Service accounts for Windows containers
346(1)
Applying updates
347(1)
Container networking
348(5)
NAT
349(2)
Transparent
351(2)
Overlay
353(1)
Layer 2 Bridge
353(1)
Swarm mode
353(4)
Creating swarm clusters
354(1)
Creating overlay networks
355(1)
Deploying and scaling swarm services
355(2)
Chapter 11 Clustering and High Availability 357(20)
Failover clustering
357(13)
Cluster quorum modes
358(1)
Cluster Storage and Cluster Shared Volumes
359(1)
Cluster Networks
360(1)
Cluster Aware Updating
361(1)
Failover and Preference Settings
362(1)
Multi-site clusters and Cloud Witness
362(2)
Virtual Machine Failover Clustering
364(2)
Rolling upgrades
366(1)
Managing Failover clustering with PowerShell
367(3)
Network Load Balancing
370(7)
Network Load Balancing prerequisites
371(1)
NLB cluster operation modes
372(1)
Managing cluster hosts
373(1)
Port rules
373(1)
Filtering and Affinity
374(1)
Managing NLB with PowerShell
374(3)
Chapter 12 Active Directory Certificate Services 377(46)
CA types
377(15)
Enterprise CA
379(9)
Standalone CAs
388(4)
Certificate revocation lists
392(5)
CRL distribution points
392(1)
Authority Information Access
393(1)
Revoking a certificate
393(2)
Publishing CRLs and delta-CRLs
395(2)
Certificate services role services
397(1)
Certificate Templates
398(8)
Template properties
399(7)
Adding and editing templates
406(1)
Certificate autoenrollment and renewal
406(2)
CA management
408(15)
Handling certificate requests
410(1)
CA backup and recovery
411(2)
Key archiving and recovery
413(4)
CAPolicy.inf
417(1)
Managing Certificate Services using PowerShell
418(1)
Managing certificate services using Certutil.exe and Certreq.exe
419(4)
Chapter 13 Active Directory Federation Services 423(18)
AD FS components
423(1)
Claims, claim rules, and attribute stores
424(1)
Claims provider
425(1)
Relying party
425(1)
Relying party trust
425(1)
Claims provider trust
426(1)
Configuring certificate relationship
427(1)
Attribute stores
428(1)
Claim rules
429(1)
Relying party trust claim rules
429(1)
Claims provider trust claim rules
430(1)
Configure web application proxy
430(3)
Workplace Join
433(2)
Multi-factor authentication
435(1)
Managing AD FS with PowerShell
436(3)
Managing Web Application Proxy with PowerShell
439(2)
Chapter 14 Dynamic Access Control and Active Directory Rights Management Services 441(20)
Dynamic Access Control
441(1)
Configuring Group Policy to support DAC
442(1)
Configuring User and Device Claims
442(1)
Configuring Resource Properties
443(2)
Central Access Rules
445(2)
Central Access Policies
447(1)
Staging
448(1)
Access Denied Assistance
448(1)
Installing AD RMS
449(1)
AD RMS certificates and licenses
450(1)
AD RMS Templates
451(4)
AD RMS administrators and super users
455(1)
Trusted User and Publishing Domains
456(1)
Exclusion policies
456(2)
Apply AD RMS templates automatically
457(1)
Managing AD RMS with Windows PowerShell
458(3)
Chapter 15 Network Policy and Access Services 461(26)
Remote Desktop Gateway
461(4)
RD Gateway connection and resource policies
462(1)
Configuring server settings
463(1)
Configuring clients to use RD Gateway
463(2)
Virtual Private Networks
465(8)
IKEv2 VPN protocol
465(1)
SSTP VPN protocol
466(1)
L2TP/IPsec protocols
467(1)
PPTP VPN protocol
467(1)
VPN authentication
468(1)
Deploying a VPN server
468(1)
Disable VPN protocols
469(1)
Granting Access to a VPN server
469(4)
LAN routing
473(1)
Network Address Translation (NAT)
474(1)
DirectAccess
475(8)
DirectAccess topologies
476(1)
DirectAccess server
477(2)
Network Location Server
479(1)
Configuring DirectAccess
480(3)
Managing Remote Access using PowerShell
483(4)
Chapter 16 Remote Desktop Services 487(20)
Deployment
487(2)
Remote Desktop Connection Broker
489(1)
Deployment properties
490(1)
Remote Desktop Session Host
491(6)
Session collection settings
492(2)
Personal session desktops
494(1)
RemoteApp
494(1)
Group Policy configuration
495(2)
Remote Desktop Virtualization Host
497(4)
Virtual machine preparation
499(1)
Virtual desktop collections
499(1)
Pooled virtual desktops
500(1)
Personal virtual desktops
501(1)
RemoteFX
501(1)
Remote Desktop Web Access
501(1)
Remote Desktop Licensing
501(3)
Installing RDS CALs
502(1)
Activating a license server
503(1)
Managing Remote Desktop Services Using PowerShell
504(3)
Chapter 17 Windows Server 2016 and Azure IaaS 507(22)
Understanding IaaS
507(7)
Resource groups
508(1)
Storage accounts
509(2)
Azure virtual networks
511(2)
VM types
513(1)
Deploying an IaaS VM
514(7)
IP addressing
518(1)
Network security groups
519(2)
Remote Desktop
521(1)
Azure AD Domain Join
522(1)
Encrypted VMs
523(2)
High Availability
523(1)
Monitoring and diagnostics
524(1)
VPN and ExpressRoute
525(1)
Azure site-to-site VPN
525(1)
Azure point-to-site VPN
525(1)
ExpressRoute
526(1)
Importing virtual machine images
526(1)
Azure Site Recovery
527(2)
Chapter 18 Security 529(60)
Least privilege
530(1)
Role Based Access Control
531(1)
Password policies
531(1)
User rights
532(6)
Service accounts
538(2)
Protected accounts
540(2)
Authentication policies and silos
542(1)
Credential Guard
543(2)
Just Enough Administration
545(7)
Role-capability files
546(3)
Session-configuration files
549(1)
JEA endpoints
550(2)
Enhanced Security Administrative Environment forest
552(2)
Privileged Access Management
554(4)
PAM benefits
555(1)
PAM components
555(1)
PAM users and groups
556(1)
PAM roles
556(2)
Local Administrator Password Solution
558(2)
WSUS
560(8)
Products, security classifications, and languages
560(1)
Autonomous and replica modes
561(1)
Update files
562(1)
WSUS security roles
563(1)
WSUS groups
564(1)
WSUS policies
564(2)
Deploying updates
566(1)
Automatic approval rules
566(2)
Device Guard
568(3)
Shielded VMs
571(5)
Guarded fabric
573(3)
Windows Defender
576(1)
Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
577(12)
Firewall profiles
578(1)
Inbound rules
579(1)
Creating outbound rules
580(1)
Configuring IPsec
580(3)
Connection security rules
583(6)
Chapter 19 Monitoring and maintenance 589(22)
Data collector sets
589(2)
Alerts
591(1)
Event Viewer
591(5)
Event log filters
591(1)
Event log views
592(1)
Event subscriptions
593(2)
Event-driven tasks
595(1)
Network monitoring
596(1)
Resource Monitor
596(1)
Message Analyzer
596(1)
Advanced auditing
597(2)
Expression-based audit policies
598(1)
File and folder auditing
598(1)
Using auditpol with auditing
599(1)
Windows Server Backup
599(5)
Backup locations
601(1)
Backing up data
602(1)
Role- and application-specific backups
602(1)
Restore from backups
603(1)
Restore to an alternative location
603(1)
Azure Backup Agent
604(2)
Preparing for Azure Backup Agent
604(1)
Backing up data to Azure Backup Agent
605(1)
Restore from Azure Backup
605(1)
Vssadmin
606(1)
Safe Mode and Last Known Good Configuration
607(1)
Configure the Boot Configuration Data store
608(1)
Monitoring and maintenance related PowerShell cmdlets
608(3)
Chapter 20 Upgrade and Migration 611(32)
Supported Upgrade and Migration paths
611(9)
Upgrading Roles and Features
613(1)
Converting evaluation version to licensed version
614(1)
Upgrading editions
615(1)
Windows Server Migration Tools
616(4)
Active Directory
620(5)
FRS to DFSR migration
622(1)
Migrating to a new forest
623(2)
Active Directory Certificate Services
625(5)
Preparation
627(2)
Migration
629(1)
Verification and post migration tasks
630(1)
DNS
630(2)
DHCP
632(4)
Preparing to migrate DHCP
632(3)
Migration
635(1)
Verification and Post Migration Tasks
636(1)
File and Storage Servers
636(4)
Migration permissions
637(1)
Preparing to migrate
637(2)
Migrating File and Storage Services
639(1)
Microsoft Server application compatibility
640(3)
Chapter 21 Troubleshooting 643(26)
Troubleshooting methodology
643(5)
Redeployment
644(1)
Symptoms and diagnosis
645(1)
Ranking hypothetical solutions
646(1)
Applying solutions
647(1)
Operations Management Suite Log Analytics
648(1)
Sysinternals tools
649(20)
Process Explorer
649(2)
Process Monitor
651(1)
ProcDump
652(1)
PsTools
652(1)
VMMap
653(1)
SigCheck
654(1)
AccessChk
655(2)
Sysmon
657(3)
AccessEnum
660(1)
ShellRunAs
661(1)
LogonSessions
661(1)
Active Directory Explorer
662(3)
Insight for Active Directory
665(1)
PsPing
665(1)
RAMMap
666(3)
Index 669
Orin Thomas is an MVP, a Microsoft Regional Director, an MCT, and has a string of Microsoft MCSE and MCITP certifications. He has written more than 3 dozen books for Microsoft Press on topics including Windows Server, Windows Client, Azure, System Center, Exchange Server, Security, and SQL Server. He is an author at PluralSight and is a candidate in the Doctor of Information Technology program at Charles Sturt University. You can follow him on twitter at http://twitter.com/orinthomas
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