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All the essentials for administering Windows Server 2022 in one book Looking for a little help installing, configuring, securing, or running a network running Windows Server 2022? Windows Server 2022 & PowerShell All-in-One For Dummies delivers a thorough guide to network administration in a single, convenient book. Whether you need to start from scratch and install a new server or want to jump right into a more advanced topiclike managing security or working in Windows PowerShellyou'll find what you need right here. In this 8-books-in-1 compilation, you'll: Learn what you need to install and set up a brand-new Windows server installation Configure your Windows Server and customize its settings based on your needs and preferences Discover how to install, configure, and work with Containers The perfect book for server and system admins looking for a quick reference on Windows Server operation, this book is also a great resource for networking newcomers learning their way around the server software they'll encounter daily.
Introduction 1(4)
About This Book
1(1)
Foolish Assumptions
2(1)
Icons Used in This Book
2(1)
Beyond the Book
3(1)
Where to Go from Here
3(2)
BOOK 1 INSTALLING AND SETTING UP WINDOWS SERVER 2022
5(68)
Chapter 1 An Overview of Windows Server 2022
7(12)
Extra! Extra! Read All About It! Seeing What's New in Windows Server 2022
8(1)
Deciding Which Windows Server 2022 Edition Is Right for You
9(1)
Essentials
9(1)
Standard
9(1)
Datacenter
10(1)
Walking the Walk: Windows Server 2022 User Experiences
10(1)
Desktop Experience
11(1)
Server Core
11(1)
Nano
12(1)
Seeing What Server Manager Has to Offer
13(2)
Windows Admin Center: Your New Best Friend
15(3)
Extending and Improving Your Datacenter
18(1)
Azure Arc
18(1)
Azure Automanage: Hotpatch
18(1)
Chapter 2 Using Boot Diagnostics
19(14)
Accessing Boot Diagnostics
19(1)
From the DVD
19(3)
Using Advanced Boot Options
22(1)
Safe Mode
22(3)
Enable Boot Logging
25(1)
Enable Low-Resolution Video
25(1)
Last Known Good Configuration
25(1)
Directory Services Restore Mode
25(1)
Debugging Mode
26(1)
Disable Automatic Restart on System Failure
27(1)
Disable Driver Signature Enforcement
27(1)
Disable Early Launch Anti-Malware Driver
28(1)
Performing a Memory Test
28(2)
Using the Command Prompt
30(1)
Working with Third-Party Boot Utilities
31(2)
Chapter 3 Performing the Basic Installation
33(12)
Making Sure You Have What It Takes
34(1)
Central processing unit
35(1)
Random access memory
36(1)
Storage
36(1)
Network adapter
37(1)
DVD drive
37(1)
UEFI-based firmware
37(1)
Trusted Platform Module
37(1)
Monitor
37(1)
Keyboard and mouse
38(1)
Performing a Clean Install
38(3)
Upgrading Windows
41(2)
Performing a Network Install with Windows Deployment Services
43(2)
Chapter 4 Performing Initial Configuration Tasks
45(28)
Understanding Default Settings
46(1)
Getting an Overview of the Configuration Process
47(1)
Providing Computer Information
48(1)
Windows Server 2022 with Desktop Experience
48(4)
Windows Server 2022 Core
52(6)
Updating Windows Server 2022
58(1)
Windows Server 2022 with Desktop Experience
59(1)
Windows Server 2022 Core
60(2)
Customizing Windows Server 2022
62(1)
Windows Server 2022 with Desktop Experience
62(3)
Windows Server 2022 Core
65(4)
Configuring Startup Options with BCDEdit
69(4)
BOOK 2 CONFIGURING WINDOWS SERVER 2022
73(144)
Chapter 1 Configuring Server Roles and Features
75(28)
Using Server Manager
75(1)
Roles and features
76(1)
Diagnostics
77(1)
Configuration tasks
78(1)
Configure and Manage Storage
79(1)
Understanding Server Roles
80(1)
Active Directory Certificate Services
80(1)
Active Directory Domain Services
81(1)
Active Directory Federation Services
81(1)
Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services
81(1)
Active Directory Rights Management Services
82(1)
Device Health Attestation
82(1)
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
82(1)
Domain Name System
83(1)
Fax Server
83(1)
File and Storage Services
84(1)
Host Guardian Service
84(1)
Hyper-V
85(1)
Network Controller
85(1)
Network Policy and Access Services
85(1)
Print and Document Services
86(1)
Remote Access
86(1)
Remote Desktop Services
86(1)
Volume Activation Services
86(1)
Web Services
87(1)
Windows Deployment Services
87(1)
Windows Server Update Services
87(1)
Understanding Server Features
87(1)
.NET 3.5
88(1)
.NET 4.8
88(1)
Background Intelligent Transfer Service
88(1)
BitLocker Drive Encryption
88(1)
BitLocker Network Unlock
89(1)
BranchCache
89(1)
Client for NFS
89(1)
Containers
90(1)
Data Center Bridging
90(1)
Direct Play
90(1)
Enhanced Storage
90(1)
Failover Clustering
90(1)
Group Policy Management
91(1)
Host Guardian Hyper-V Support
91(1)
I/O Quality of Service
91(1)
IIS Hostable Web Core
91(1)
Internet Printing Client
91(1)
IP Address Management Server
92(1)
LPR Port Monitor
92(1)
Management OData IIS Extension
92(1)
Media Foundation
92(1)
Message Queueing
92(1)
Microsoft Defender Antivirus
93(1)
Multipath I/O
93(1)
Multipoint Connector
93(1)
Network Load Balancing
93(1)
Network Virtualization
93(1)
Peer Name Resolution Protocol
94(1)
Quality Windows Audio Video Experience
94(1)
RAS Connection Manager Administration Kit
94(1)
Remote Assistance
94(1)
Remote Differential Compression
94(1)
Remote Server Administration Tools
94(1)
RPC over HTTP Proxy
95(1)
Setup and Boot Event Collection
95(1)
Simple TCP/IP Services
95(1)
SMB 1.0/CIFS File Sharing Support
95(1)
SMB Bandwidth Limit
96(1)
SMTP Server
96(1)
Simple Network Management Protocol Service
96(1)
Software Load Balancer
96(1)
Storage Migration Service
96(1)
Storage Migration Service Proxy
97(1)
Storage Replica
97(1)
System Data Archiver
97(1)
System Insights
97(1)
Telnet Client
98(1)
TFTP Client
98(1)
VM Shielding Tools for Fabric Management
98(1)
WebDAV Redirector
98(1)
Windows Biometric Framework
98(1)
Windows Identity Foundation 3.5
98(1)
Windows Internal Database
99(1)
Windows PowerShell
99(1)
Windows Process Activation Service
99(1)
Windows Search Service
99(1)
Windows Server Backup
99(1)
Windows Server Migration Tools
100(1)
Windows Standards-Based Storage Management
100(1)
Windows Subsystem for Linux
100(1)
Windows TIFF IFilter
100(1)
WinRM IIS Extension
101(1)
WINS Server
101(1)
Wireless LAN Service
101(1)
WoW64 Support
101(1)
XPS Viewer
101(2)
Chapter 2 Configuring Server Hardware
103(42)
Working with Device Manager
104(1)
Opening Device Manager
104(1)
Configuring how Device Manager displays
104(2)
Viewing devices that are not working properly
106(1)
Understanding resources
107(1)
Viewing hidden devices
108(1)
Scanning for new devices
109(1)
Working with older devices
109(1)
Viewing individual device settings
109(2)
Updating drivers
111(1)
Configuring power management
112(1)
Using the Add Hardware Wizard
113(1)
Performing Hard-Drive-Related Tasks
114(1)
Choosing basic or dynamic disks
114(1)
Using multipath I/O
115(2)
Working with storage area networks
117(1)
Understanding Storage Spaces Direct
118(6)
Working with Storage Replica
124(1)
Using Storage Quality of Service
125(1)
Encrypting with BitLocker
125(8)
Performing Printer-Related Tasks
133(1)
Using the Printer Install Wizard
133(2)
Configuring print options
135(1)
Configuring the Print Server role
136(4)
Connecting to a Printer on a Print Server
140(1)
Performing Other Configuration Tasks
140(1)
Keyboard
140(1)
Mouse
140(2)
Power management
142(1)
Sound
142(1)
Language
142(1)
Fonts
143(2)
Chapter 3 Using the Settings Menu
145(10)
Accessing the Settings Menu
145(1)
Understanding Settings Menu Items
146(1)
System
146(1)
Devices
147(1)
Network & Internet
147(2)
Personalization
149(1)
Apps
149(1)
Accounts
150(1)
Time & Language
150(2)
Ease of Access
152(1)
Search
153(1)
Privacy
153(1)
Update & Security
153(2)
Chapter 4 Working with Workgroups
155(16)
Knowing What a Workgroup Is
156(1)
Knowing If a Workgroup Is Right for You
156(1)
Comparing Centralized and Group Sharing
157(1)
Configuring a Server for a Workgroup
157(1)
Changing the name of your workgroup
158(2)
Adding groups
160(1)
Creating users and adding users to the group
161(1)
Adding shared resources
162(4)
Managing Workgroups
166(1)
The Computer Management console
166(1)
The Account window
167(1)
PowerShell
167(2)
Examining the Peer Name Resolution Protocol
169(2)
Chapter 5 Promoting Your Server to Domain Controller
171(32)
Understanding Domains
172(1)
What is a domain?
172(1)
Forests and domains and OUs, oh my!
172(1)
Understanding privileged domain groups
173(1)
Examining Flexible Single Master Operation roles on domain controllers
173(2)
Preparing to Create a Domain
175(1)
Functional levels
176(1)
Forest functional level
177(1)
Domain functional level
177(1)
Performing Domain Configuration Prerequisites
178(1)
Checking for unsupported roles and features
178(1)
Installing and configuring Domain Name System
178(4)
Installing and configuring Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
182(4)
Configuring the Server as a Domain Controller
186(1)
Installing Active Directory Domain Services
186(1)
Configuring Active Directory Domain Services
187(2)
Converting your DNS Zone to an Active Directory Integrated Zone
189(3)
Authorizing your DHCP Server for your Active Directory environment
192(1)
Configuring the user accounts
192(2)
Sharing resources on a domain
194(2)
Joining clients to the domain
196(4)
Wrapping Things Up
200(3)
Chapter 6 Managing DNS and DHCP with IP Address Management
203(14)
Installing IP Address Management
204(1)
Configuring IP Address Management
205(4)
Using IP Address Management
209(1)
Overview
209(1)
Server Inventory
209(2)
IP Address Space
211(1)
Monitor and Manage
211(2)
Event Catalog
213(1)
Access Control
214(3)
BOOK 3 ADMINISTERING WINDOWS SERVER 2022
217(122)
Chapter 1 An Overview of the Tools Menu in Server Manager
219(14)
Accessing the Server Manager Tools Menu
219(3)
Working with Common Administrative Tools
222(1)
Computer Management
222(1)
Defragment and Optimize Drives
222(1)
Disk Cleanup
223(1)
Event Viewer
224(1)
Local Security Policy
225(1)
Registry Editor
225(2)
Services
227(1)
System Configuration
227(2)
Task Scheduler
229(1)
Installing and Using Remote Server Administration Tools
229(1)
Installing Remote Server Administration Tools
230(1)
Using Remote Server Administration Tools
230(3)
Chapter 2 Setting Group Policy
233(14)
Understanding How Group Policy Works
234(1)
Starting the Group Policy Editor
235(2)
Performing Computer Management
237(1)
Modifying computer software settings
238(1)
Modifying computer settings
238(2)
Using Administrative Templates
240(1)
Performing User Configuration
241(1)
Modifying user software settings
241(1)
Modifying a user's Windows Settings
241(2)
Using user Administrative Templates
243(1)
Viewing Resultant Set of Policy
244(3)
Chapter 3 Configuring the Registry
247(16)
Starting Registry Editor
248(1)
Importing and Exporting Registry Elements
248(1)
Exporting Registry elements
249(1)
Importing Registry elements
249(1)
Finding Registry Elements
250(1)
Understanding Registry Data Types
251(1)
Understanding the Hives
252(1)
Hkey_Classes_Root
252(1)
Hkey_Current_User
253(1)
Hkey_Local_Machine
254(1)
HKEY_JJSERS
255(1)
HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG
256(1)
Loading and Unloading Hives
256(1)
Connecting to Network Registries
257(2)
Setting Registry Security
259(1)
Setting permissions in the Windows Registry
259(1)
Disabling Remote Registry access
259(1)
Securing remote administration
260(3)
Chapter 4 Working with Active Directory
263(16)
Active Directory 101
263(1)
Configuring Objects in Active Directory
264(1)
Using Active Directory Domains and Trusts
265(4)
Using Active Directory Sites and Services
269(1)
Using Active Directory Users and Computers
270(4)
Using Active Directory Administrative Center
274(5)
Chapter 5 Performing Standard Maintenance
279(34)
Activating Windows
279(1)
Through the graphical user interface
280(1)
Through the command line
280(2)
Configuring the User Interface
282(1)
Working with the Folder Options dialog box
282(2)
Setting your Internet Options
284(2)
Focusing on your Personalization settings
286(1)
Reporting problems
287(1)
Setting your Regional and Language Options
288(1)
Working with the Performance Options dialog box
288(2)
Understanding How User Access Control Affects Maintenance Tasks
290(1)
Adding and Removing Standard Applications
291(1)
Measuring Reliability and Performance
292(1)
Performance Monitor
292(2)
Resource Monitor
294(1)
Task Manager
294(2)
Protecting the Data on Your Server
296(1)
System Backup
296(3)
System Restore
299(1)
Performing Disk Management Tasks
300(1)
Managing storage
300(1)
Managing disks
300(1)
Defragmenting drives
301(1)
Automating Diagnostic Tasks with Task Scheduler
302(1)
Discovering task status
303(1)
Using preconfigured tasks
303(3)
Creating your own tasks
306(1)
Working with Remote Desktop
306(2)
Working with Remote Server Administration Tools
308(1)
Figuring out firewall rules
308(1)
Connecting to the server
308(1)
Managing your servers
308(2)
Working with Admin Center
310(1)
Focusing on firewall rules
310(1)
Connecting to a server
310(1)
Using Windows Admin Center to manage your servers
311(1)
Creating a Windows Recovery Drive
312(1)
Chapter 6 Working at the Command Line
313(12)
Opening an Administrative Command Prompt
313(1)
Configuring the Command Line
314(1)
Customizing how you interact with the Command Prompt
315(2)
Changing the font
317(1)
Choosing your window layout
317(1)
Defining text colors
318(1)
Making the Command Prompt your own
318(2)
Setting Environmental Variables
320(1)
Getting Help at the Command Line
321(2)
Understanding Command Line Symbols
323(2)
Chapter 7 Working with PowerShell
325(14)
Opening an Administrative PowerShell Window
326(1)
Configuring PowerShell
327(1)
Options
328(2)
Font
330(1)
Layout
330(1)
Colors
331(1)
Customizing PowerShell a Little Further
332(1)
Using a Profile Script
333(1)
Setting Environmental Variables
334(2)
Getting Help in PowerShell
336(1)
Understanding PowerShell Punctuation
337(2)
BOOK 4 CONFIGURING NETWORKING IN WINDOWS SERVER 2022
339(2)
Chapter 1 Overview of Windows Server 2022
Networking
341(1)
Getting Acquainted with the Network and Sharing Center
342(2)
Using the Network Connections Tools
344(1)
Status
344(1)
Ethernet
345(2)
Dial-up
347(1)
VPN
347(1)
Proxy
347(1)
Configuring TCP/IP
348(3)
Understanding DHCP
351(1)
Defining DNS
352(2)
Creating a DNS zone
354(2)
DNS and Active Directory
356(1)
Making DNS fault tolerant
356(3)
Chapter 2 Performing Basic Network Tasks
359(12)
Viewing Network Properties
359(2)
Connecting to Another Network
361(1)
Connecting to the Internet
362(1)
Setting up a dial-up connection
363(1)
Connecting to a virtual private network
364(1)
Managing Network Connections
365(1)
Understanding the Client for Microsoft Networks feature
366(1)
Configuring the Internet Protocol
366(2)
Installing network features
368(1)
Uninstalling network features
369(2)
Chapter 3 Accomplishing Advanced Network Tasks
371(18)
Working with Remote Desktop Services
371(1)
Installing Remote Desktop Services
372(2)
Configuring user-specific settings
374(1)
Configuring apps
375(1)
Using RD Web Access
376(2)
Configuring and using RDS licensing
378(4)
Working with Network Policy and Access Services
382(1)
Network Policy Server
382(4)
Troubleshooting at the Command Line
386(3)
Chapter 4 Diagnosing and Repairing Network Connection Problems
389(12)
Using Windows Network Diagnostics
390(2)
Repairing Individual Connections
392(1)
Network Troubleshooting at the Command Line
393(2)
Working with Windows Firewall
395(2)
Making Sense of Common Configuration Errors
397(1)
Duplicate IP addresses
397(1)
No gateway address
397(1)
No DNS servers set
397(1)
An application is experiencing network issues
398(1)
Everything should be working, but it's not
398(1)
Working with Other Troubleshooting Tools
398(3)
BOOK 5 MANAGING SECURITY WITH WINDOWS SERVER 2022
401(112)
Chapter 1 Understanding Windows Server 2022 Security
403(16)
Understanding Basic Windows Server Security
403(1)
The CIA triad: Confidentiality, integrity, and availability
404(1)
Authentication, authorization, and accounting
405(1)
Access tokens
405(1)
Security descriptors
405(1)
Access control lists
406(3)
Working with Files and Folders
409(1)
Setting file and folder security
409(4)
Creating a Local Security Policy
413(1)
Paying Attention to Windows Security
414(1)
Virus & Threat Protection
415(1)
Firewall & Network Protection
415(1)
App & Browser Control
416(2)
Device Security
418(1)
Chapter 2 Configuring Shared Resources
419(20)
Comparing Share Security with File System Security
420(1)
Shared folder permissions
420(1)
File system security
421(1)
Effective permissions validation
422(2)
Sharing Resources
424(1)
Storage media
424(1)
Printers
425(1)
Other resources
426(1)
Configuring Access with Federated Rights Management
426(1)
Working with Active Directory Federation Services
426(5)
Working with Active Directory Rights Management Services
431(8)
Chapter 3 Configuring Operating System Security
439(18)
Understanding and Using User Account Control
439(1)
Using User Account Control to protect the server
440(1)
Running tasks as administrator
441(1)
Watching out for automatic privilege elevation
441(1)
Overriding User Account Control settings
441(4)
Managing User Passwords
445(1)
Understanding Credential Guard
446(1)
How Credential Guard works
446(1)
Credential Guard Hardware Requirements
446(1)
How to enable Credential Guard
447(3)
Configuring Startup and Recovery Options
450(2)
Hardening Your Server
452(1)
Cipher protocols and cipher suites
452(1)
Changing the default priority order of cipher suites
453(1)
Disabling older protocols
454(3)
Chapter 4 Working with the Internet
457(14)
Firewall Basics
457(1)
Getting acquainted with the Windows Defender Firewall profiles
458(1)
Enabling and disabling the Windows Defender Firewall
459(2)
Configuring Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security
461(2)
Working with profile settings
463(1)
Working with inbound/outbound rules
464(4)
Understanding IPSec
468(1)
Configuring the IPSec settings
469(2)
Chapter 5 Understanding Digital Certificates
471(8)
Certificates in Windows Server 2022
472(1)
Cryptography 101
472(2)
Certificate-specific concepts
474(1)
Types of Certificates in Active Directory Certificate Services
475(1)
User certificates
475(2)
Computer
477(2)
Chapter 6 Installing and Configuring AD CS
479(20)
Introducing Certificate Authority Architecture
480(1)
Root certificate authorities
480(1)
Issuing certificate authorities
481(1)
Policy certificate authorities
481(1)
Installing a Certificate Authority
481(1)
Creating the CAPolicy.inf file
481(2)
Installing the root certificate authority
483(4)
Installing the issuing certificate authority
487(2)
Enrolling for certificates
489(2)
Setting up web enrollment
491(1)
Installing Online Certificate Status Protocol
492(4)
Configuring Certificate Auto-Enrollment
496(1)
Configuring the template
496(1)
Configuring Group Policy
497(2)
Chapter 7 Securing Your DNS Infrastructure
499(14)
Understanding DNSSEC
499(1)
The basics of DNSSEC
500(1)
Records used for DNSSEC
500(1)
Configuring DNSSEC
501(4)
Understanding DANE
505(1)
The basics of DANE
505(1)
Configuring DANE
506(3)
Protecting DNS Traffic with DNS-over-HTTPS
509(1)
Enabling DoH in Server 2022
510(1)
Using Group Policy to enable DoH
511(2)
BOOK 6 WORKING WITH WINDOWS POWERSHELL
513(80)
Chapter 1 Introducing PowerShell
515(32)
Understanding the Basics of PowerShell
515(1)
Objects
515(1)
Pipeline
516(1)
Providers
517(1)
Variables
518(1)
Sessions
518(1)
Comments
519(1)
Aliases
519(1)
Cmdlets
519(2)
Using PowerShell
521(1)
Writing PowerShell commands and scripts
521(4)
Working with objects
525(1)
Working with the pipeline
526(2)
Working with modules
528(2)
Working with comparison operators
530(1)
Getting information out of PowerShell
531(2)
Scripting logic
533(1)
Other cool tricks
534(4)
Running PowerShell Remotely
538(1)
Invoke-Command
538(1)
New-PSSession
539(1)
Enter-PSSession
539(1)
Getting Help in PowerShell
540(1)
Update-Help
540(1)
Get-Help
541(1)
Detailed and Full
541(1)
Identifying Security Issues with PowerShell
541(1)
Execution Policy
542(1)
Code signing
542(2)
Firewall requirements for PowerShell remoting
544(3)
Chapter 2 Understanding the NET Framework
547(8)
Introducing the Various Versions of NET Framework
547(3)
Focusing on New Features in NET 4.8
550(1)
Viewing the Global Assembly Cache
551(1)
Understanding assembly security
552(1)
Identifying the two types of assembly privacy
552(1)
Viewing assembly properties
552(1)
Understanding NET Standard and NET Core
553(1)
.NET Core
553(1)
.NET Standard
554(1)
Tying it all together: NET and PowerShell
554(1)
Chapter 3 Working with Scripts and Cmdlets
555(10)
Introducing Common Scripts and Cmdlets
555(2)
Executing Scripts or Cmdlets
557(1)
Working with COM objects
557(1)
Combining multiple cmdlets
558(1)
Working from Another Location
559(1)
Performing Simple Administrative Tasks with PowerShell
Scripts
560(1)
Adding users in Active Directory
560(1)
Creating a CSV file and populating it with data from
Active Directory
561(1)
Checking to see if a patch is installed
562(1)
Checking running processes or services
563(2)
Chapter 4 Creating Your Own Scripts and Advanced Functions
565(16)
Creating a PowerShell Script
566(1)
Creating a simple script
566(5)
Running the script
571(1)
Defining a Script Policy
572(1)
Signing a PowerShell Script
573(1)
Creating a PowerShell Advanced Function
573(1)
Playing with parameters
574(1)
Creating the advanced function
575(2)
Using the advanced function
577(4)
Chapter 5 PowerShell Desired State Configuration
581(12)
Getting an Overview of PowerShell Desired State Configuration
582(1)
Configurations
582(1)
Resources
583(2)
Local Configuration Manager
585(1)
Creating a PowerShell Desired State Configuration Script
586(2)
Applying the PowerShell Desired State Configuration Script
588(1)
Compiling into MOF
588(1)
Applying the new configuration
589(1)
Push and Pull: Using PowerShell Desired State Configuration at Scale
590(1)
Push mode
590(1)
Pull mode
591(2)
BOOK 7 INSTALLING AND ADMINISTERING HYPER-V
593(74)
Chapter 1 What Is Hyper-V?
595(12)
Introduction to Virtualization
595(1)
Type 1 and Type 2 Hypervisors
596(1)
Type 1 hypervisors
597(1)
Type 2 hypervisors
597(1)
Installing and Configuring Hyper-V
597(1)
Installing Hyper-V
598(2)
Configuring Hyper-V
600(4)
Virtual Switch Manager
604(1)
Virtual SAN Manager
605(2)
Chapter 2 Virtual Machines
607(12)
Creating a Virtual Machine
607(4)
Configuring a Virtual Machine
611(1)
Add Hardware
612(1)
Firmware
612(1)
Security
612(1)
Memory
613(1)
Processor
614(1)
SCSI Controller
615(1)
Network Adapter
616(1)
Name
617(1)
Integration Services
617(1)
Checkpoints
617(1)
Smart Paging File Location
617(1)
Automatic Start Action
618(1)
Automatic Stop Action
618(1)
Shielded Virtual Machines
618(1)
Chapter 3 Virtual Networking
619(18)
Identifying the Types of Virtual Switches?
620(1)
External
620(1)
Internal
620(1)
Private
620(1)
Creating a Virtual Switch
621(1)
Hyper-V Manager
621(1)
PowerShell
622(3)
Getting into Advanced Hyper-V Networking
625(1)
Virtual local area network tagging
625(2)
Bandwidth management
627(1)
Network interface card teaming
628(4)
Looking at single-root I/O virtualization
632(5)
Chapter 4 Virtual Storage
637(14)
Understanding Virtual Disk Formats
637(1)
Considering Types of Disks
638(1)
Fixed
638(1)
Dynamic
638(1)
Differencing
639(1)
Pass-through
639(1)
Adding Storage to the Host
639(1)
Adding the drives
639(2)
Changing the default save locations of virtual disk files
641(2)
Adding Storage to the Virtual Machine
643(1)
Adding a new virtual drive
643(2)
Expanding a disk drive
645(1)
Adding a pass-through disk
646(2)
Converting a VHD disk file to a VHDX disk file
648(1)
Attaching the converted drive to the virtual machine
649(2)
Chapter 5 High Availability in Hyper-V
651(16)
Hyper-V Replica
651(1)
Setting up Hyper-V Replica on the Hyper-V hosts
652(2)
Setting up replication on the virtual machines
654(2)
Live Migration
656(1)
Setting up live migration
657(2)
Kicking off a live migration
659(1)
Storage Migration
660(1)
Failover Clustering
661(1)
Installing Failover Clustering
661(1)
Configuring Failover Clustering
662(2)
Configuring a witness for your failover cluster
664(3)
BOOK 8 INSTALLING, CONFIGURING, AND USING CONTAINERS
667(66)
Chapter 1 Introduction to Containers in Windows Server 2022
669(6)
Understanding Containers
670(1)
Knowing what a container looks like
670(1)
Defining important container terms
671(1)
Seeing how containers run on Windows
671(1)
Considering Use Cases for Containers
672(1)
Developers
672(1)
System administrators
672(1)
Deciding What Type of Containers You Want to Use
673(1)
Windows Server containers
673(1)
Hyper-V containers
673(1)
Managing Containers at Scale
674(1)
Chapter 2 Docker and Docker Hub
675(10)
Introduction to Docker
675(1)
Docker architecture
676(1)
Basic Docker commands
676(1)
Introduction to Docker Hub
677(1)
Firfding public images
677(2)
Creating a private repository
679(3)
Using a private repository
682(3)
Chapter 3 Installing Containers on Windows Server 2022
685(10)
Installing Windows Containers
686(1)
Installing Hyper-V Containers
687(1)
Installing Docker
688(1)
Testing Your Container Installation
689(1)
Windows container
690(2)
Hyper-V container
692(3)
Chapter 4 Configuring Docker and Containers on Windows Server 2022
695(10)
Working with Dockerfile
695(3)
Applying Custom Metadata to Containers and Other Objects
698(1)
Creating labels
699(1)
Viewing labels
699(1)
Configuring Containers
700(1)
Starting containers automatically
700(1)
Limiting a container's resources
701(1)
Configuring the Docker Daemon with daemon.json
702(3)
Chapter 5 Managing Container Images
705(10)
Making Changes to Images and Saving the Changes You Make
705(1)
Create the container
706(1)
Connecting to the container and making changes
707(1)
Saving the changes to the container
708(1)
Pushing Images to Docker Hub
709(1)
Understanding private versus public repositories
710(1)
Pushing to a repository
710(1)
Pulling Images from Docker Hub
711(1)
Pulling from a public repository
711(1)
Pulling from a private repository
712(1)
Handling Image Versioning
713(2)
Chapter 6 Container Networking
715(10)
Considering the Different Types of Network Connections
716(1)
Viewing Your Network Adapters and Virtual Switches
717(1)
Configuring a Network Address Translation Network Connection
718(1)
Configuring a Transparent Network Connection
719(1)
Configuring an Overlay Network Connection
720(1)
Configuring an I2bridge Network Connection
721(1)
Configuring an I2tunnel Network Connection
722(1)
Removing a Network Connection
723(1)
Connecting to a Network
723(2)
Chapter 7 Container Storage
725(8)
Getting Acquainted with Container Storage
725(1)
Creating a Volume Inside of a Container
726(3)
Working with Persistent Volumes
729(1)
Looking at volume types
729(2)
Removing volumes
731(2)
Index 733
Sara Perrott is a senior cybersecurity risk manager in the financial services industry and an instructor at Bellevue College. She is the author of Windows Server 2019 & PowerShell All-in-One For Dummies and coauthor of multiple study guides for the AWS Certified SysOps Administrator exam.
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