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Windows Server 2008 is a Microsoft server operating system that was released to the
public on February 27, 2008. It most closely resembles Windows Vista in look and feel.
Multiserver management-
• Server Manager not only gets a face-lift in Windows Server 8, donning the super clean
Metro look, but opens the management horizon to the entire server environment. Pull in
new servers (physical or virtual) to manage through Active Directory or DNS lookup, and
Server Manager will inventory the server and add a new tile to the dashboard displaying
its state.
• Windows Server 8 inherits Windows Server 2008's wizards for installing roles and
features, but combines them in what Microsoft calls "scenario-based deployment."
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IP address management-
• Dynamic Access Control doesn't replace your current file and folder permissions but
allows you to layer global policies and claims-based access controls on top of them.
• Windows Server 8 leaps into VMware territory and beyond with support for as many as
63 hosts and 4,000 VMs per cluster.
Flexible live migration-
• Windows Server 8 introduces live storage migration, the ability to migrate virtual hard
disks or configuration files for a running VM without interruption.
Hyper-V Replica-
• After you choose the virtual disks to replicate and the location for the replicas, you have
the option of syncing immediately, scheduling the sync, or writing the replica to a local
disk -- if you want to bring up the replica on a big USB drive and ship it to the other end
for the initial load.
• The result is an asynchronous, application-consistent snapshot that's no more than five
minutes behind the primary VM. You can even specify the IP settings for the failover
environment within the replica, and failback is supported.
• Windows Server 8 gives a big boost to small businesses and branch offices by extending
support for Hyper-V virtual hard disks and SQL Server database files to SMB2 file
shares.
Learning Competency with Code
Objective No. 1 Install and configure computer systems
Directions/Instructions
Read the following statements/questions then give the answer needed.
Exercises/Activities
1. ENUMERATION
Enumerate at least 5 features of windows server 2008 and discuss each
feature.
2. IDENTIFICATION
3. ESSAY-TYPE
Discuss comprehensively what is windows server 2008.
Reflection
ENUMERATION
IDENTIFICATION
ESSAY-TYPE