Samenvatting MCSA 70‐411
Inhoud
Hoofdstuk 1 WDS .................................................................................................................................... 2
Hoofdstuk 2: WSUS ................................................................................................................................. 6
Hoofdstuk 3: Monitoring servers ............................................................................................................ 9
Hoofdstuk 4: Distributed File System (DFS) .......................................................................................... 14
Hoofdstuk 5: Configuring File server resource manager....................................................................... 16
Hoofdstuk 6: Configuring File services and Disk encryption ................................................................. 18
Hoofdstuk 7: Configuring Advanced Audit Policies ............................................................................... 21
Hoofdstuk 8: Configuring DNS zones..................................................................................................... 23
Hoofdstuk 9: Configuring DNS Records ................................................................................................. 26
Hoofdstuk 10: Configuring VPN and Routing ........................................................................................ 28
Hoofdstuk 11: Configuring direct access ............................................................................................... 31
Hoofdstuk 12: Configuring a network policy server .............................................................................. 32
Hoofdstuk 14: Configuring Network Access Protection(NAP)............................................................... 38
Hoofdstuk 15: Configuring Server Authentication ................................................................................ 42
Hoofdstuk 16: Configuring Domain Controllers .................................................................................... 45
Hoofdstuk 17: Maintaining Active Directory ......................................................................................... 49
Hoofdstuk 18: configuring account policies .......................................................................................... 53
Hoofdstuk 19: Configuring Group policy processing ............................................................................. 55
Hoofdstuk 20: Configuring Group policy settings ................................................................................. 59
Hoofdstuk 21: Managing Group Policy objects ..................................................................................... 63
Hoofdstuk 22: Configuring Group policy preferences ........................................................................... 64
, Hoofdstuk 1 WDS
WDS(Windows Deployment services): is a software platform and technology that allows you to
perfrom automated network‐based installations based on network‐based boot and installation
media.
An image file is basically a snapshot of a computer’s hard drive taken at a particular moment
in time. The image file is sometimes referred to as an install image and is used to install an
operating system. It contains the following:
• All of the operating system files on the computer
• Any updates and drives that have been applied
• Any applications that have been installed
• Any configuration changes that have been made
For client computers to communicate with a WDS server without an operating system, the
client computer must have support PXE (preboot execution environment).
Windows PE (Windows Preinstallation Environment). Windows PE is a minimal Windows operating
system with limited services.
WDS is a standard server role that can be installed using the Server Manager console and
includes the following two role services:
• Deployment Server: Provides full functionality of WDS. It includes an image repository
(including boot images, install images, and other files necessary for remote installation
over a network), PXE server for remote computers to boot, and a Trivial File Transfer
Protocol (TFTP) server to transfer files over the network.
• Transport Server: While required by the Deployment Server, the Transport Server
role is a subset of WDS functionality, but can also be used for custom solutions. The
Transport Server can also use multicasting, which allows one set of packets to be sent to
multiple computers simultaneously.
WDS is inactive until you perform the initial configuration of the service and add images to
the server. To use WDS, your system must meet the following requirements:
• The server is a member of an Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain, or a
domain controller for an AD DS domain.
• There is an active DHCP server on the network.
• There is an active DNS server on your network.
• The WDS server has an NTFS file system partition to store images.
CONFIGURING THE CUSTOM DHCP OPTION
As previously mentioned, if you have a separate server that is running the DHCP server, you
must configure it manually to include the custom option that provides the WDS clients with
the name of the WDS Server via DHCP. If this option is not performed, the WDS clients
will not be able to find the WDS server to boot from.
Inhoud
Hoofdstuk 1 WDS .................................................................................................................................... 2
Hoofdstuk 2: WSUS ................................................................................................................................. 6
Hoofdstuk 3: Monitoring servers ............................................................................................................ 9
Hoofdstuk 4: Distributed File System (DFS) .......................................................................................... 14
Hoofdstuk 5: Configuring File server resource manager....................................................................... 16
Hoofdstuk 6: Configuring File services and Disk encryption ................................................................. 18
Hoofdstuk 7: Configuring Advanced Audit Policies ............................................................................... 21
Hoofdstuk 8: Configuring DNS zones..................................................................................................... 23
Hoofdstuk 9: Configuring DNS Records ................................................................................................. 26
Hoofdstuk 10: Configuring VPN and Routing ........................................................................................ 28
Hoofdstuk 11: Configuring direct access ............................................................................................... 31
Hoofdstuk 12: Configuring a network policy server .............................................................................. 32
Hoofdstuk 14: Configuring Network Access Protection(NAP)............................................................... 38
Hoofdstuk 15: Configuring Server Authentication ................................................................................ 42
Hoofdstuk 16: Configuring Domain Controllers .................................................................................... 45
Hoofdstuk 17: Maintaining Active Directory ......................................................................................... 49
Hoofdstuk 18: configuring account policies .......................................................................................... 53
Hoofdstuk 19: Configuring Group policy processing ............................................................................. 55
Hoofdstuk 20: Configuring Group policy settings ................................................................................. 59
Hoofdstuk 21: Managing Group Policy objects ..................................................................................... 63
Hoofdstuk 22: Configuring Group policy preferences ........................................................................... 64
, Hoofdstuk 1 WDS
WDS(Windows Deployment services): is a software platform and technology that allows you to
perfrom automated network‐based installations based on network‐based boot and installation
media.
An image file is basically a snapshot of a computer’s hard drive taken at a particular moment
in time. The image file is sometimes referred to as an install image and is used to install an
operating system. It contains the following:
• All of the operating system files on the computer
• Any updates and drives that have been applied
• Any applications that have been installed
• Any configuration changes that have been made
For client computers to communicate with a WDS server without an operating system, the
client computer must have support PXE (preboot execution environment).
Windows PE (Windows Preinstallation Environment). Windows PE is a minimal Windows operating
system with limited services.
WDS is a standard server role that can be installed using the Server Manager console and
includes the following two role services:
• Deployment Server: Provides full functionality of WDS. It includes an image repository
(including boot images, install images, and other files necessary for remote installation
over a network), PXE server for remote computers to boot, and a Trivial File Transfer
Protocol (TFTP) server to transfer files over the network.
• Transport Server: While required by the Deployment Server, the Transport Server
role is a subset of WDS functionality, but can also be used for custom solutions. The
Transport Server can also use multicasting, which allows one set of packets to be sent to
multiple computers simultaneously.
WDS is inactive until you perform the initial configuration of the service and add images to
the server. To use WDS, your system must meet the following requirements:
• The server is a member of an Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain, or a
domain controller for an AD DS domain.
• There is an active DHCP server on the network.
• There is an active DNS server on your network.
• The WDS server has an NTFS file system partition to store images.
CONFIGURING THE CUSTOM DHCP OPTION
As previously mentioned, if you have a separate server that is running the DHCP server, you
must configure it manually to include the custom option that provides the WDS clients with
the name of the WDS Server via DHCP. If this option is not performed, the WDS clients
will not be able to find the WDS server to boot from.
