Microsoft fail-over cluster and network load HA for
112
balancing
Hyper-V
113
Making
virtual machines available
114
Making
virtual machine services available
115
Defining
Things
to consider
116 116
Summary CHAPTER 7
Creating virtual machines Creating What is
Creating Using
and
119
templates
your first virtual machine
Connecting a
119
to a virtual machine and basic
virtual machine
your first
template Summary CHAPTER 8
61
Introduction to virtual machine manager
a
Hyper-V commands
136
virtual machine template
136
to create a new virtual machine
139 141
Performing physical-to-virtual
and virtual-to-virtual
migrations...
Hyper-V migrations Microsoft
exchange
Microsoft
SQL
147
technologies
147
scenarios to
149 virtual
Physical to virtual—System Center Manager 2008 (VMM2008) Migrating virtual to virtual Summary
145
Server
Migrating physical
143 143
server
Microsoft SharePoint
Migration
131
template?
150 Virtual Machine
150 173
173
CHAPTER 9
Securing, monitoring, and managing Securing
the
Hyper-V
a
virtual infrastructure
Server Core installation considerations
176 177
the virtual machines
Bitlocker drive
encryption
177 179
179
Syskey.exe Windows Firewall
'80
Auditing
180
Designing
your virtual network
Monitoring
and other considerations
Creating
180 181 181
Summary a
dynamic data
center with Microsoft
System Center... 183
Data center workload
185
Hardware
187
optimization
Legacy applications
189
Isolated environments
192
Hardware consolidation
194
Approach
#1:
Approach
#2:
Software
CHAPTER 11
175
Network and domain considerations
Securing
CHAPTER 10
....
175
Host
Clustering Clustering
195 with virtualization
migration
195 196
Easier test environments
199
Summary
200
Application virtualization (App-V)
201
What is
201
application Application Virtualization Management Server virtualization?
Application App-V
Virtualization
Streaming Server
modes
Stand-alone mode
Streaming
mode
202 202 203 203 203
System requirements
203
Installation
204
Installing the .NET framework Installing SQL 2008 Configuring IIS 7 Installing the App-V Management Server Installing the App-V Streaming Server Summary
205 214 234 238 261 275
CHAPTER 12
277
Deploying App-V packages What is
277
App-V package?
an
Application
Virtualization
Application
Virtualization Client
278
Sequencer
279 279
System requirements Client
App-V Installing
the
Installing
the
Creating
an
Streaming
App-V Desktop App-V package
the
Publishing
279
requirements
280
App-V Sequencer
the
282
Client
287 308
App-V package
314
App-V package with
Application streaming App-V 4.5 AutoLoad packages
Management
Servers
314
New features in
314 314
Application streaming with Streaming
315
Servers
Application streaming with File Servers Application streaming
315
with IIS
315
Stand-alone mode with MSI
Streaming
315
mode with MSI
316 316
Summary CHAPTER 13 Presentation virtualization Introduction to
presentation
(Terminal Services)
317
virtualization
317
The five Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services role services
319 319
TS
319
Licensing
TS Session Broker
319
TS
Gateway
320
TS Web Access
320
Installing
the Terminal Services Terminal Server role
Connecting
to a
Windows
remote
321 334
desktop
Summary CHAPTER 14
....
Terminal Server
336
Integrating application
and
presentation virtualization
(Terminal Services)
339
Configuring TS RemoteApp Distributing RemoteApp Program Files
339 347
Creating
and
distributing
a
Windows Installer package
347
Creating
and
distributing
a
Remote
355
Installing
Desktop
the TS Web Access role service
Protocol File
363
Access
Web
a
published
remote
371
application
375
Summary CHAPTER 15
Desktop
virilization
377
Virtual PC and XP mode and
Installing
Creating Installing
a
377
using Microsoft Virtual
379
PC 2007 SP1
virtual machine in Virtual PC 2007
381
Windows Virtual PC and XP mode
402
Installation and configuration of XP mode Introduction MED-V
408
to MED-V
server
413
415
installation
MED-V Client and Management Application Installation
422
Creating
a
Virtual Machine
426
Creating
a
MED-V
Image
434
image
441
Summary APPENDIX A
Migrating virtual machines
from Virtual Server 2005
APPENDIX B Case studies The
case
445
of the unexpected upgrade
The case of
migrating
legacy
a
445
hardware
platform
to
App-V 446
orHyper-V The
case
443
of
supporting
a
large application
in
a
widespread 447
organization The
case
of
The
case
of limited
managing a growing Data capacity
APPENDIX C Windows Server 2008 R2 Delta
Center
Changes
Introduction
448 448 451 452 453
Networking changes DirectAccess
453
BranchCache
453
VPN Reconnect
453
DNS cache locking
454
DNS Security Extensions
455
Firewall
455
Active AD
profiles per network connection
Directory changes Recycle
Bin
455 456
Offline Domain Join
456
AD Best Practices
458
Analyzer
AD Web services
Managed
Service Accounts
460 461
AD Administrative Center
4(31
AD Module for PowerShell
462
Read-Only
SYSVOL for services
File and print
Read-Only
DFSR
Read-Only Domain Controllers
463 463
changes
463
Replicas
File Classification Infrastructure
463
Print driver isolation
463
Network Scanner
464
Management Information Server (IIS) Changes
Internet
Request Filtering Best Practices
464 464
Module
464
Analyzer
464
PowerShell module for
Support
Managed
464
Service Accounts
465
Hostable Web Core .NET support
on server core
465
installs
Hyper-V Changes
465
Live
465
Migration
467
Processor Enhancements
Remote
467
Enhancements
Storage
Desktop
Services
(formerly
known
as
Terminal
Services) 467
changes Session Host
Remote
Desktop
Remote
Desktop Virtualization Host
RemoteApp
and
Desktop
Connection
468 469 469
Remote
Desktop Connection Broker
469
Remote
Desktop Gateway Desktop Web Access
470
Remote Remote
Desktop
Client
Desktop
Services PowerShell Module and Best
Remote
experience
Practice
Analyzer (BPA) High availability and recovery changes Fail-over cluster PowerShell
Support
471 472 472 472 472
Cluster Shared Volumes
473
Improved Cluster Validation
473
Support for Additional
473
Ability
to Back
Cluster Aware Services
up Individual Files and Folders
Security Changes
474
DNSSEC
Support AppLocker Changes to Network Access
473 474 474
Protection
474
475
Managed Service Accounts New Security Auditing Features