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Planning and Administering Windows
Server® 2008 Servers
Module 1: Planning for Windows Server 2008 Deployment
• Overview of Windows Server 2008 Deployment
• Identifying Windows Server 2008 Compatibility Issues
• Developing a Windows Server 2008 Deployment Plan
Lesson: Overview of Windows Server 2008 Deployment
• Business Requirements
• Advantages of 64-Bit Systems
• Server Consolidation in Windows Server 2008
• High Availability in Windows Server 2008
• Virtualization in Windows Server 2008
Business Requirements
• Server Management Flexible Secure Scalable
• Server Management Flexible Secure Scalable
• User Experience Consistent Mobility Functionality
• User Experience Consistent Mobility Functionality
• Operations Cost SLAs
• Operations Cost SLAs
Advantages of 64-Bit Systems
• Hardware Increased addressable memory Supports greater workload
• Hardware Increased addressable memory Supports greater workload
• Software Application support Licensing
• Software Application support Licensing
• Challenges• Challenges
Server Consolidation in Windows Server 2008
• Hardware Costs 64-bit support
• Hardware Costs 64-bit support
• Servers Consolidation Virtualization Hosting
• Servers Consolidation Virtualization Hosting
• Business Continuity Virtual machines Server Core SoftGrid
• Business Continuity Virtual machines Server Core SoftGrid
High Availability in Windows Server 2008
• Hardware RAID adapters NIC teaming Hot swap
• Hardware RAID adapters NIC teaming Hot swap
• Software Fault tolerant applications Clustering
• Software Fault tolerant applications Clustering
Virtualization in Windows Server 2008
• Virtualization WSv 64-bit Licensing
• Virtualization WSv 64-bit Licensing
Lesson: Identifying Windows Server 2008 Compatibility Issues
• Developing an Application Migration Plan
• Developing a Hardware Upgrade Plan
• Issues Preventing Deployment of Windows Server 2008
Developing an Application Migration Plan
When supporting applications in Windows Server 2008, you should consider the following:
• Migration path planning
• Upgrading existing applications
• Support for 32-bit applications
• Migration path planning
• Upgrading existing applications
• Support for 32-bit applications
Developing a Hardware Upgrade Plan
When considering the hardware for Windows Server 2008, ask the following questions:When considering the hardware for Windows Server 2008, ask the following questions:
What plans exist at present for hardware replacement?
What are the current hardware maintenance support plans?
What opportunities are there for consolidation of servers through virtualization?
What 64-bit hardware support do your hardware vendors provide?
What plans exist at present for hardware replacement?
What are the current hardware maintenance support plans?
What opportunities are there for consolidation of servers through virtualization?
What 64-bit hardware support do your hardware vendors provide?
Issues Preventing Deployment of Windows Server 2008
Cost
• Deploying Platform
• Staff training
Cost
• Deploying Platform
• Staff training
Hardware
• Compatibility
Hardware
• Compatibility
Licensing
• Costs
• Implications
Licensing
• Costs
• Implications
Applications
• Server Applications
Applications
• Server Applications
Support
• In-house
• External
Support
• In-house
• External
Lesson: Developing a Windows Server 2008 Deployment Plan
• Analyzing the Current Network Environment
• Designing Server Deployments
• Scheduling Server Deployments
Analyzing the Current Network Environment
Hardware capacity
• Identify spare capacity
• Identify over utilized hardware
Software audit
• SCOM
• Audit tools
ConsolidationVirtualization
Designing Server Deployments
• Image Files Windows Image Format (WIM)
• WDS PXE TFTP
• Volume Activation Key Management Services
(KMS) Multiple Activation Key (MAK)
• Business Desktop Deployment (BDD)
• Automated Installation Kit (WAIK)
• Image Files Windows Image Format (WIM)
• WDS PXE TFTP
• Volume Activation Key Management Services
(KMS) Multiple Activation Key (MAK)
• Business Desktop Deployment (BDD)
• Automated Installation Kit (WAIK)
Scheduling Server Deployments
Considerations:
Bandwidth
Virtualization
Remote locations
Lab: Planning for a Windows Server 2008 Server Deployment
• Exercise 1: Reviewing the Existing Server Environment
• Exercise 2: Reviewing Business Requirements and SLAs
• Exercise 3: Creating a Deployment Plan
• Exercise 4: Reviewing the Deployment Plans
Estimated time: 65 minutes
Logon information
Virtual machine 6430A-NYC-SVR1-01
User name Administrator
Password Pa$$w0rd
Lab Scenario
In this lab, you will:
• Identify server consolidation opportunities and any blocking issues
• Identify how Windows Server 2008 can address the business requirements and SLAs
• Create a deployment plan taking based on information gathered
• Identify how designs can be improved, compare the strengths and weaknesses of different designs
Lab Summary
Module Review and Takeaways
• Review Questions
• Common Issues and Troubleshooting Tips
• Real-World Issues and Scenarios
• Best Practices
• Tools