Windows Server 2008

1. WINDOWS SERVER 2008 2. WINDOWS 2008 Editions 3. WINDOWS 2008 Server Core 4. APPROX. COST OF WINDOWS SERVER 2008 5. Upgrade / Migrate 6. Upgrade from previous OS 7. WINDOWS SERVER 2008 INSTALLATION 8. Windows Server 2008 Activation 9. Activation Method 10. RAID 11. BACKUP and RECOVERY 12. Wbadmin 13. BACKUP Utility 14. Windows Recovery Environment 15. Server Roles for WINDOWS SERVER 2008 16. IP-ADDRESSING and IPV4 17. IPV6 18. Remote Desktop Connection 19. Steps for Remote Desktop Pc from Client PC 20. Remote Desktops 21. MANAGING SERVER CORE 22. TERMINAL SERVICES (TS) 23. TERMINAL SERVICES MANAGER 24. MANGAING FILE AND PRINT SERVERS 25. Share Folder 26. Attrib (Attribute) 27. Windows Registry 28. Disk Quotas 29. Disaster Recovery Tools 30. MMC 31. Remote Assistance 32. Signed & Unsigned Driver 33. Hardware Profile 34. CHKDSK.EXE(Check Disk) 35. Disk Defragmenter (DFRG.MSC) 36. ACTIVE DIRECTORY REVIEW 37. Introduction to AD 38. TRUST 39. FSMO 40. GC (GLOBAL CATALOG) Server 41. Site 42. AD replication 43. Backup of Active Directory (DC) 44. Understanding USER, GROUP & COMPUTER 45. Create Local User & Multiple Users 46. GROUP SCOPE 47. Public and Private key encryption 48. Trust concept of CA working 49. ETHERNET CARDS 50. Availability and Security 51. General Server Security Issues 52. OSI MODEL 53. Data Encapsulation 54. TCP/IP or DoD Model 55. Protocol Working at Host to Host (Transport) layer 56. NETWORK MONITOR 57. Internet Information Services 58. Monitoring Tools 59. DNS [Domain Name System] 60. DNS ZONE 61. Remote Access Authentication Process 62. Remote Access Interview Question & Answer part 1 Tutorials Interview Question & Answer part 2 Tutorials Interview Question & Answer part 3 Tutorials Interview Question & Answer part 4 Tutorials Interview Question & Answer part 5 Tutorials Interview Question & Answer part 6 Tutorials Interview Question & Answer part 7 Tutorials
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Understanding USER, GROUP and COMPUTER tutorials

  • Names assigned to User, Group and Computer are used for assignment & reference purposes.

  • USER, GROUP & COMPUTER names must be unique can go up to 256 characters, however an associate display name only unto 64 characters.

  • By default Pre-windows 2000 name is the first 20 Characters of the standard name

  • Spaces, Period, Dashes and Underscore is allowed, however other special characters and symbols are not permitted.

  • Domain user accounts let users logon to network allow & access to domain resource

  • Each user account has a unique SID (Security Identifier) to identify the user to the windows server. A user can log on to the domain from any computer that is a member of the domain and can access resources on that computer or on other computers for which the domain user account has permission

  • Logon restrictions apply to users, not groups.

Managing USERS & GROUPS

  • In order to logon to Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 each users need USER A/C. Here computers can be organized into 2 group

WORKGROUP

DOMAIN

: :

SAMIR SUS BOB

À : : :

SAMIR,SUS,BOB

Here SAMIR can’t start 2nd or 3rd PC, same way SUS can’t start 1st or 3rd Pc…etc

To use another Pc, his/her user name has to be created on ALL Pcs

All use a/c are stored on Domain controller here any user can logon to any Pc that are connected within domain

Username & Password is Authenticated By SAM (Security Accounts Manager)

Username & Password is Authenticated by AD (Active Directory) which is stored on DC (Domain Controller). When we install Domain Controller, SAM is migrated to AD

No Centralization management,

Easy to manage

Centralized Management

Complex, need Domain Administrator

Right Click My Computer – Manage – Local Users and Group or

 

START -- RUN – LUSRMGR.MSC

 

Start – Administrative Tools – Active Directory User and Computer or

 

START – RUN – DSA.MSC

 

 

 

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