Windows NET Server 2003 Overview The Next Generation

Windows. NET Server 2003 Overview

The Next Generation of Windows Servers • Windows 2000 is the clear business-value leader among server computing platforms • 2001: more than 60 percent of all servers shipped were shipped with Windows Server-family systems • Feedback of customers, third-party partners, as well as independent testing of thousands of individuals incorporated into the Windows. NET Server Family

Windows. NET Server 2003 Family Creates Value • Dependable • Productive • Connected • Best Economics

Supporting the Demands of Today’s Enterprises • Reliable • Scalable • Manageable • Interoperable • Secure

Windows. NET Server 2003 Family Editions • Windows. NET Server 2003, Standard Edition • Windows. NET Server 2003, Enterprise Edition • Windows. NET Server 2003, Datacenter Edition • Windows. NET Server 2003, Web Edition

Windows. NET Server 2003 Family System Requirements Requirement Web Server Standard Server Enterprise Server Datacenter Server Minimum CPU Speed 133 MHz · 133 MHz for x 86 -based computers · 400 MHz for x 86 -based computers · 733 MHz for Itanium-based computers Recommended CPU Speed 550 MHz 733 MHz Minimum RAM 128 MB 512 MB Recommended Minimum RAM 256 MB 1 GB Disk Space for Setup 1. 5 GB · 1. 5 GB for x 86 -based computers · 2. 0 GB for Itanium-based computers

Windows. NET Server 2003 Family System Capabilities Requirement Web Server Standard Server Enterprise Server Datacenter Server Maximum RAM 2 GB 4 GB · 32 GB for x 86 -based computers · 64 GB for Itanium-based computers · 128 GB for Itanium-based computers Up to 8 · Minimum 8 required Multi-Processor Support 1 or 2 · Maximum 32 Cluster Nodes No No Up to 8

What’s New/Improved in Windows. NET Server 2003, Part 1 • Internet Information Server 6. 0 • Windows Media Services • Application Services • Enterprise UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery and Integration) • Clustering • Storage

What’s New/Improved in Windows. NET Server 2003, Part 2 • Active Directory • File and Print Services • Security • Networking and Communications • Management • Terminal Services

Certifications: IT Professionals: • Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) • Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) • Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) Developers: • Microsoft Certified Application Developer (MCAD) • Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD)

Training: Microsoft Official Curriculum on Windows. NET Server 2003 • 2270: Updating Support Skills from Microsoft Windows NT 4. 0 to Microsoft Windows. NET Server • 2281: Designing a Microsoft Windows. NET Directory Services Infrastructure (3 Days) • 2283: Migrating from Microsoft Windows NT 4. 0 to Microsoft Windows. NET Directory Services (3 Days) • …and many more to follow…

Demonstration: Upgrading to Windows. NET Server 2003

Lab 1: Joining a Domain