mmakrot.blogg.se

1. #WHAT IS WINDOWS 2012 SERVER MANAGER INSTALL#
2. #WHAT IS WINDOWS 2012 SERVER MANAGER DRIVER#
3. #WHAT IS WINDOWS 2012 SERVER MANAGER MANUAL#
4. #WHAT IS WINDOWS 2012 SERVER MANAGER WINDOWS 8#

In Windows Server 2012, Microsoft introduced a powerful new GUI tool, called IPAM Server, that helps you automate IPAM. IP Address Management (IPAM) is a general term that refers to management tasks that are related to tracking and planning the Internet Protocol address space in a network. Windows Server 2012 - Server Manager IP Address Management (IPAM) ^ Windows Server 2012 Server Manager is able to collect information from Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2. The main new features in Server Manager are multi-server support, Metro style dashboard, more customization options, filtering, and easier access to administration tasks through contextual menus. Windows Server 2012 - Windows Deployment Services (WDS) Server Manager ^

#WHAT IS WINDOWS 2012 SERVER MANAGER DRIVER#

vhdx format, support for TFTP and multicasting over IPv6 and DHCPv6, eliminating the need for making a local copy of the install.wim file, ability to apply the install.wim file concurrently with the multicast download, improved driver import through filters and duplicate driver detection, and support of network booting of x86 clients with UEFI. WDS now also supports standalone server mode, which allows you to deploy OS images without Active Directory. New is WDSclient.exe, a standalone tool that you can use in scripts to perform Dynamic Driver Provisioning (DDP) queries, direct VHD application, and metadata queries.

#WHAT IS WINDOWS 2012 SERVER MANAGER INSTALL#

For instance, WDS sports new install image filters and the ability to control which clients are able to boot from the PXE server. Most of the new features are related to customization and filtering, allowing you to better control what OS images are deployed and in what way they are deployed. The WDS enhancements in Windows Server 2012 are numerous I can only mention a few here. Windows Deployment Services (WDS) is a popular OS deployment solution for small- and mid-sized organizations. Windows Server 2012 - PowerShell 3.0 Windows Deployment Services (WDS) ^ Standards-based Management in Windows Server “8”.Windows Server 2012, PowerShell 3.0 and DevOps, Part 2.Windows Server 2012, PowerShell 3.0 and DevOps, Part 1.

#WHAT IS WINDOWS 2012 SERVER MANAGER MANUAL#

You can install a GUI tool that has been manually developed by a third-party software vendor and is able to automate typical manual system administration tasks. However, there is another way to automate automation. I guess “developmins” will continue to script manually for a while. The only cmdlet I still miss is one that allows you to automate automation. You can now literally automate everything.

Much of the new power in PowerShell 3.0 stems from enhancements in WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation). Windows Server 2008 R2 shipped with ~230 cmdlets, whereas Windows Server 2012 will have about 2,430 cmdlets. I am no PowerShell geek, but it appears to me that the enhancements in PowerShell 3.0 are huge.

#WHAT IS WINDOWS 2012 SERVER MANAGER WINDOWS 8#

Nevertheless, I think it is still possible that Microsoft allows admins to disable Metro in Windows Server 2012. Servers and mobile phones are not that much different. In the end, servers are multipurpose personal computers doing myriad things in the background that need to be constantly communicated to users. Moreover, the Metro Start Screen could become a popular server dashboard that displays status information about administration tools from multiple software vendors.

Most admins manage clients and servers and prefer to learn just one UI. Whereas many agree that the rise of tablets justifies a new UI for Windows clients, many admins wonder why a tablet UI is introduced with Windows Server 2012. The new Metro user interface is certainly the most controversial feature in Windows 8. Each post focuses on a particular area: Management, Storage, Security, Virtualization, and Active Directory. One post was enough to cover all the essential new Windows 8 features. However, in my view, Windows Server 2012 is the real next big thing that will come out of Microsoft’s software factory. There has been a lot of buzz about Windows 8, mostly because of the introduction of the new Metro user interface.