دانلود کتاب Mastering Windows Server 2019 - Third Edition: The complete guide for system administrators to install, manage, and deploy new capabilities with Windows Server 2019

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Cover
Copyright
Contributors
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1: Getting Started with Windows Server 2019
The purpose of Windows Server
It\'s getting cloudy out there
The public cloud
The private cloud
Windows Server versions and licensing
Standard versus Datacenter
Three different interfaces
Desktop Experience
Server Core
Nano Server – now only for containers
Licensing models – SAC and LTSC
Semi-Annual Channel (SAC)
Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC)
Overview of new and updated features
The Windows 10 experience continued
Hyper-Converged Infrastructure
Windows Admin Center
Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection
Banned passwords
Soft restart
Integration with Linux
SAC releases are shrinking!
Enhanced shielded virtual machines
Azure Network Adapter
Always On VPN
System Insights
Windows Server 2019 interface
The updated Start menu
The Quick Admin Tasks menu
Using the Search function
Pinning programs to the taskbar
The power of right-clicking
Using the newer Settings screen
Two ways to do the same thing
Creating a new user through Control Panel
Creating a new user through the Settings menu
Task Manager
Task View
Summary
Questions
Chapter 2: Installing and Managing Windows Server 2019
Technical requirements
Installing Windows Server 2019
Burning that ISO
Creating a bootable USB stick
Running the installer
Installing roles and features
Installing a role using the wizard
Installing a feature using PowerShell
Centralized management and monitoring
Server Manager
Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT)
Does this mean RDP is dead?
Remote Desktop Connection Manager
Windows Admin Center (WAC)
Installing Windows Admin Center
Launching Windows Admin Center
Adding more servers to Windows Admin Center
Managing a server with Windows Admin Center
Changes are easy as pie
Azure integrations
Enabling quick server rollouts with Sysprep
Installing Windows Server 2019 onto a new server
Configuring customizations and updates onto your new server
Running Sysprep to prepare and shut down your master server
Creating your master image of the drive
Building new servers using copies of the master image
Summary
Questions
Chapter 3: Active Directory
What is a domain controller?
Active Directory Domain Services
Creating your first domain
Prep your domain controller
Install the AD DS role
Configure the domain
Trees, forests, and…domains?
Multiple domain controllers for redundancy
Active Directory Users and Computers
User accounts
Security groups
Prestaging computer accounts
Active Directory Domains and Trusts
Building a trust
Network connectivity
Conditional DNS forwarding
Configuring the trust
Test it out!
Active Directory Sites and Services
Active Directory Administrative Center
Dynamic Access Control
Fine-Grained Password Policy
Read-only domain controllers
Group Policy
Summary
Questions
Chapter 4: DNS and DHCP
The purpose of DNS
Types of DNS records
Host record (A or AAAA)
Alias record – CNAME
Mail Exchanger (MX) record
TXT record
SPF Record
Enforcement rule -all
Name Server (NS) record
Public name server records
ipconfig /flushdns
Split-brain DNS
Types of DNS zones
Active Directory Integrated Zones
Forward Lookup Zones
Reverse Lookup Zones
Primary Zone
Secondary Zone
Stub Zone
Creating a new zone
IP addressing with DHCP
Creating a DHCP scope
Scope Options
DHCP reservations
DHCP failover
Two DHCP servers
Hot standby mode
Load sharing mode
Configuring DHCP failover
IPAM
Summary
Questions
Chapter 5: Group Policy
Group Policy Object
Group Policy background refresh cycle
Building a GPO
Adding Trusted Sites
Mapping network drives
Installing registry keys
Scoping a GPO
Links
GPRESULT
Continuing with the link
Group Policy processing order
Local Policy
Site-level policies
Domain-level policies
OU-level policies
Security Filtering
WMI Filtering
Item-level targeting
Delegation
Computer settings and user settings
Computer Configuration
User Configuration
Linking GPOs accordingly
Group Policy loopback processing
Policy vs preference
Policies
Preferences
Default Domain Policy
Administrative Templates
Implementing ADMX/ADML files
Central Store
Enable the Central Store
Populate the Central Store
Summary
Questions
Chapter 6: Certificates in Windows Server 2019
Common certificate types
User certificates
Computer certificates
SSL certificates
Single-name certificates
Multi-domain or subject alternative name certificates
Wildcard certificates
Planning your PKI
Role services
Enterprise versus Standalone
Root versus subordinate (issuing)
Naming your CA server
Can I install the CA role onto a domain controller?
Creating a new certificate template
Issuing your new certificates
Publishing the template
Requesting a cert from MMC
Requesting a certificate from the web interface
Creating an auto-enrollment policy
Obtaining a public-authority SSL certificate
Public/private key pair
Creating a certificate signing request
Submitting the certificate request
Downloading and installing your certificate
Exporting and importing certificates
Exporting from MMC
Exporting from IIS
Importing into a second server
Summary
Questions
Chapter 7: Networking with Windows Server 2019
Introduction to IPv6
Understanding IPv6 IP addresses
Your networking toolbox
ping
tracert
pathping
Test-Connection
Telnet
Test-NetConnection
Packet tracing with Wireshark
TCPView
Building a routing table
Multi-homed servers
Only one default gateway
Building a route
Adding a route with the Command Prompt
Deleting a route
Adding a route with PowerShell
NIC Teaming
Software-defined networking
Hyper-V Network Virtualization
Private clouds
Hybrid clouds
How does it work?
System Center Virtual Machine Manager
Network Controller
Generic Routing Encapsulation
Microsoft Azure Virtual Network
RAS Gateway/SDN Gateway
Virtual network encryption
Bridging the gap to Azure
Azure Network Adapter
Summary
Questions
Chapter 8: Remote Access
Always On VPN
Types of AOVPN tunnels
User tunnels
Device tunnels
Device tunnel requirements
AOVPN client requirements
Domain-joined
Rolling out the settings
AOVPN server components
Remote Access server
Certification Authority (CA)
Network Policy Server (NPS)
DirectAccess
The truth about DirectAccess and IPv6
Prerequisites for DirectAccess
Domain-joined
Supported client operating systems
DirectAccess servers – one or two NICs?
To NAT or not to NAT?
Network Location Server
Certificates used with DirectAccess
Do not use the Getting Started Wizard (GSW)!
Remote Access Management Console
Configuration
Dashboard
Operations Status
Remote Client Status
Reporting
Tasks
DA, VPN, or AOVPN? Which is best?
Domain-joined or not?
Auto or manual launch
Software versus built-in
Password and login issues with traditional VPNs
Port-restricted firewalls
Manual disconnect
Native load-balancing capabilities
Distribution of client configurations
Web Application Proxy
WAP as AD FS Proxy
Requirements for WAP
Latest improvements to WAP
Preauthentication for HTTP Basic
HTTP to HTTPS redirection
Client IP addresses forwarded to applications
Publishing Remote Desktop Gateway
Improved administrative console
Summary
Questions
Chapter 9: Hardening and Security
Windows Defender Antivirus
Installing Windows Defender Antivirus
Exploring the user interface
Disabling Windows Defender Antivirus
What is ATP, anyway?
Windows Defender ATP Exploit Guard
Windows Defender Firewall – no laughing matter
Three Windows Firewall administrative consoles
Windows Defender Firewall (Control Panel)
Firewall & network protection (Windows Security Settings)
Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security (WFAS)
Three different firewall profiles
Building a new inbound firewall rule
Creating a rule to allow pings (ICMP)
Managing WFAS with Group Policy
Encryption technologies
BitLocker and the virtual TPM
Shielded VMs
Encrypted virtual networks
Encrypting File System
IPsec
Configuring IPsec
Azure AD Password Protection
Fine-grained password policy
Advanced Threat Analytics – end of support
What is (was) ATA?
Azure ATP
General security best practices
Getting rid of perpetual administrators
Using distinct accounts for administrative access
Using a different computer to accomplish administrative tasks
Never browse the internet from servers
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Just Enough Administration (JEA)
Disable external RDP…NOW
Summary
Questions
Chapter 10: Server Core
Why use Server Core?
No more switching back and forth
Interfacing with Server Core
PowerShell
Using cmdlets to manage IP addresses
Setting the server hostname
Joining your domain
Remote PowerShell
Server Manager
Remote Server Administration Tools
Accidentally closing Command Prompt
Windows Admin Center for managing Server Core
The Sconfig utility
Roles available in Server Core
Building a Server Core domain controller
Install the AD DS role
Promote this server to a domain controller
Verify that it worked
What happened to Nano Server?
Summary
Questions
Chapter 11: PowerShell
Why move to PowerShell?
Cmdlets
PowerShell is the backbone
Scripting
Server Core
Working within PowerShell
Launching PowerShell
Default execution policy
Restricted
AllSigned
RemoteSigned
Unrestricted
Bypass mode
Using the Tab key
Useful cmdlets for daily tasks
Query user or quser
IP addressing cmdlets
Using Get-Help
Formatting the output
Format-Table
Format-List
Using a pipeline
Export to CSV
Pipes can invoke action
PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment
PS1 files
Working with PowerShell ISE
Remotely managing a server
Preparing the remote server
The WinRM service
Enable-PSRemoting
Allowing machines from other domains or workgroups
Connecting to the remote server
Using -ComputerName
Using Enter-PSSession
Desired State Configuration
Summary
Questions
Chapter 12: Redundancy in Windows Server 2019
Network Load Balancing (NLB)
Not the same as round-robin DNS
What roles can use NLB?
Virtual and dedicated IP addresses
NLB modes
Unicast
Multicast
Multicast IGMP
Configuring a load-balanced website
Enabling NLB
Enabling MAC address spoofing on VMs
Configuring NLB
Configuring IIS and DNS
Testing it out
Flushing the ARP cache
Failover clustering
Clustering Hyper-V hosts
Virtual machine load balancing
Clustering for file servers
Scale-out file server
Clustering tiers
Application-layer clustering
Host-layer clustering
A combination of both
How does failover work?
Setting up a failover cluster
Building the servers
Installing the feature
Running Failover Cluster Manager
Running cluster validation
Running the Create Cluster wizard
Clustering improvements in Windows Server 2019
True two-node clusters with USB witnesses
Higher security for clusters
Multi-site clustering
Cross-domain or workgroup clustering
Migrating cross-domain clusters
Cluster operating system rolling upgrades
Virtual machine resiliency
Storage Replica (SR)
Configuring Storage Replica
Initializing disks as GPT
Testing preparedness for Storage Replica
Configuring Storage Replica
Shifting the primary server to FS02
Storage Spaces Direct (S2D)
New in Server 2019
Summary
Questions
Chapter 13: Containers and Nano Server
Understanding application containers
Sharing resources
Isolation
Scalability
Containers and Nano Server
Windows Server containers versus Hyper-V containers
Windows Server containers
Hyper-V containers
Docker and Kubernetes
Linux containers
Docker Hub
Docker Trusted Registry
Kubernetes
Working with containers
Installing the role and feature
Installing Docker for Windows
Docker commands
docker version
docker info
docker --help
docker images
docker search
docker pull
docker run
docker ps -a
Downloading a container image
Running a container
Summary
Questions
Chapter 14: Hyper-V
Designing and implementing your Hyper-V Server
Installing the Hyper-V role
Using virtual switches
External virtual switch
Internal virtual switch
Private virtual switch
Creating a new virtual switch
Implementing a new virtual server
Starting and connecting to the VM
Installing the operating system
Managing a virtual server
Hyper-V Manager
The Settings menu
Checkpoints
Configuring auto stop and start
Expanding a virtual disk
Hyper-V console, Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), or PowerShell
Windows Admin Center (WAC)
Shielded VMs
Encrypting VHDs
Infrastructure requirements for shielded VMs
Guarded hosts
Host Guardian Service (HGS)
Host attestations
TPM-trusted attestations
Host key attestations
Admin-trusted attestation – deprecated in 2019
Integrating with Linux
ReFS deduplication
ReFS
Data deduplication
Why is this important to Hyper-V?
Hyper-V Server 2019
Summary
Questions
Chapter 15: Troubleshooting Windows Server 2019
Backup and Restore
Schedule regular backups
Restoring from Windows
Restoring from the installer disk
Task Manager
Resource Monitor
Performance Monitor
Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
System Insights
Remote toolsets
Event Logs
Filtering event logs
Exporting Windows event logs with PowerShell
Common Event IDs
MMC and MSC shortcuts
Summary
Questions
Appendix
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Index