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Windows Small Business Server
2011 Standard Product Features
Module 3: Server Management, Monitoring,
Health and Security
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Module 3: Agenda
Lesson 1: Managing Backup
Lesson 2: Managing Server Storage
Lesson 3: Monitoring the Server and Client Computers
Lesson 4: Managing Security and Updates
Lesson 1
MANAGING BACKUPS
Managing with the Windows SBS Console
Backup and Server Storage Page
Backup
Server
Storage
SBS 2011 Backup
Overview
• Easy-to-use Backup Wizard
• Uses Windows Server 2008 R2 backup
technologies
• Leverages Volume Shadow Copy Services
• Performs block level backup
• Stores incremental backup, restores as full version
• Application backup/restore for
Exchange and SharePoint
• Restores to dissimilar hardware
Backup Tasks
Simplified backup management tasks
• Choose external storage drives
• Choose to backup full server
or selected drives
• Specify backup schedule
• Backup now
• Review backup success or failure
• Restore data
Backup Media
Supported backup hardware
• External hard disks
• USB 2.0
• IEEE 1394
• Internal hard disks
• Removable media drives
Recommendations:
• Rotate multiple disks
• Use disks with 2.5 times the storage
capacity of backup items
New backup drives will be formatted using NTFS
Restore Options
You can recover:
• Individual files and folders
• Applications
• Volumes
Must be an Admin or member of the Backup Operators group
Initiating Server Recovery
Performing a full server “bare metal” restore
• Insert SBS 2011 installation DVD
• “Repair your Computer”
SBS Server Recovery
Windows Complete PC Restore
• Select location of backup data
• Format and repartition disks
• Exclude disks
• Install Drivers
• Confirm your actions
• Restore is performed
• Server reboots
Windows Storage Server 2008 R2
Essentials
Suitable for
• Small Businesses looking to extend SBS 2011 Standard
solution to included automated client backup, and
provide greater flexibility in storage options under a
single domain model.
Benefits
• Client Automated Backup
• Advanced data protection
• Seamless Administration through
single domain
Lesson 2
MANAGING SERVER STORAGE
Server Storage: Moving Data
Backup and Server Storage page, Server Storage tab
Server Storage: Moving Data
Windows SBS 2011 moveable data folders
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Exchange Server data
SharePoint data
Users' shared data
Users’ redirected documents
Windows update repository data
Best Practices
• Verify disks and partitions are configured correctly
• Back up the data before moving
Lesson 3
MONITORING THE SERVER AND
CLIENT COMPUTERS
Managing with the Windows SBS Console
Reports Page
Reports
Managing Reports
Two default reports
• Summary network report
• Detailed network report
Report tasks
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View report properties
Generate report
Generate and email report
View archives
Add a new report
Report Properties
General
• Name & description
Content
• Security
• Updates
• Backup
• Other Alerts
• E-Mail Usage
• Server Event Logs
E-mail options
• Internal & External recipients
Schedule
• Daily or weekly
Archives
Lesson 4
MANAGING SECURITY AND
UPDATES
Managing with the Windows SBS Console
Security Page
Security
Updates
Updates
Security page, Updates tab
Software Updates
Integration with WSUS 3.0 (SP2)
Critical/Security and Definition Updates are Auto Approved
• Client O/S – Download / Install / Restart if appropriate
• Server O/S – Download and notify – admin to initiate install
Approve options updates from SBS Console
Client Exclusion supported
Important: Initial update activity
• Please set the expectation that once SBS 2011 is installed,
updates will be applied to non compliant systems
• Client computer restarts will occur
Resources
 Product Page
http://www.microsoft.com/sbs
 Official Blog
http://blogs.technet.com/sbs
 Facebook Page
http://www.facebook.com/windowssbs
 Microsoft Partner Network
http://partner.microsoft.com/sbs2011
 OEM Partner Center (for System Builders)
https://www.microsoft.com/oem
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