Windows Server 2008 Edition - March 27th, 2008
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Don't Miss Out -- Get Your Free Server 2008 Training!
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Windows Server 2008 Training Videos -- for Free!
We’re giving away Windows Server 2008 Training Videos with
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Place your order for one or more of our training products and get a copy of our
new Server 2008 Training automatically -- at no extra charge.
Learn about the new MCITP Certification, IIS 7, Server Core, WDS, RODC, all the
new features and benefits of Server 2008 and much more!
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Get Your Free Windows Server 2008 Training Today!
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Server 2008 Active Directory -- Creating Users is Easy!
You probably already know that a User Account is an Active Directory Object, or
simply said, a record in an AD database.
Most of the time we create user accounts for people, however user accounts can
also be created for applications or processes.
User accounts allow a person to access resources on a network. But we can just
as easily deny access to certain resources on the network through the user
account. That’s why, User Account Objects are quite important and very useful.
Today I’ll show you how easy it is to create a new user account. I'll also show
you how to create a user template and how to use a template — all on your brand
new Windows Server 2008!
Next week we’ll discuss User Groups and Organizational Units, but right now
let’s get started with creating a user account.
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Server 2008 Active Directory -- Creating Users is Easy!
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Less is More -- Windows 2008 Server Core
In this day of powerful servers just an inch thick, it is easy to forget that
just ten years ago a server was a very large computer.
Each server cost thousands of dollars so the idea of “wasting” an entire server
on just one or two functions was ridiculous. File servers also served as domain
controllers, and print servers, and WINS servers, and DHCP servers, and so on.
Managing severs meant going into the server room and accessing the server via
its own keyboard and monitor. And, when Microsoft released a patch you installed
it on every server in your enterprise.
In today's modern networks, servers are routinely configured to perform a single
specific task -- and this is where the Windows 2008 Server Core Install comes
in.
Find out how the Server Core can provide you better security, easier maintenance
and use up fewer resources. I'll also discuss how the Core can be accessed and
managed and the Server Roles that are available for a Core Server Install.
Continue reading
Less is More -- Windows 2008 Server Core
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Install IIS 7 & Setup a Static Website in 13 Easy Steps
Why install IIS? The most obvious answer is because you need a web server that
is easy to configure and work with. IIS 7 in Windows Server 2008 is a completely
different animal than it has been in the past.
It seems Microsoft may have finally created a version of IIS that will compete
against Apache for functionality and performance. IIS 7 is a giant step forward
for the IIS platform and offers some major enhancements.
In this article we will explore installing and enabling the basic features of
IIS and placing a static website into service.
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13 Easy Steps for Installing IIS 7 & Setting up a Static Website
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