Transcript Windows Small Business Server 2011 Standard Product Features Module 2: Server Installation and Migration Name Title.

Windows Small Business Server
2011 Standard Product Features
Module 2: Server Installation and Migration
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Module 2: Agenda
Lesson 1: Installation
Lesson 2: Migration
Lesson 3: Overview of Post Installation/Migration Tasks
Lesson 4: Using the Getting Started Tasks
Lesson 1
INSTALLATION
Preparing for Installation
 Verify minimum hardware requirements
 Manage pre-installation tasks
 Complete the Microsoft Windows Small Business
Server 2011 Installation Worksheet
 Work with the Answer File Tool
 Define disk partitions
Prepare the SBS network
Upgrade operating systems on the client
• Minimum to: Windows® XP SP2*
Connect computers on your network
Check for updated drivers and application
compatibility
Complete the Windows Server SBS 2011 Installation
Worksheet
* To install SBS client based certificated you need to have at least Windows XP SP3
Sample SBS network design
Connect router and internal devices to the Internet
ISP network
device
SBS 2011
192.168.x.2
Switch
Public
Network
Router/ Firewall
192.168.x.1
Private Network/LAN
Windows SBS 2011 Answer File Tool
 Provides information that is
automatically entered into the
Windows SBS 2011 installation
pages
 Must use an answer file when
migrating to Windows SBS 2011
 Can use an answer file for attended
or an unattended installation
 Helps value-add professionals build
new server before taking them to
the customer site for final
configuration
 The Getting Started tasks must be
completed at the customer site
Configure Answer File
Advanced Mode
• Using the answer file puts setup in advanced mode, which enables:
• Choose installation type: New installation or Migration
• Option to run unattended
• Ability to specify fully qualified internal domain name, network
settings, certificate name
• And more!
Start the installation
OEM:
• Boot the server and enter customer specific information to
complete the configuration of the server
• Move data to another location post-setup if not already
completed by the OEM
Manual: Insert DVD and boot from DVD drive
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Create and select partitions
Load drivers (if needed)
Configure the Windows SBS 2011 operating system
Move data to another location post-setup
Answer File: Can be used with OEM or Manual
Insert USB Key
• Create and select partitions
• Load drivers (if needed)
• Use unattended.xml to fully automate
• Active Directory
Certificate Services
• Active Directory
Domain Services
• DHCP Server
• DNS Server
• File Services
• Network Policy and
Access Service
• Remote Desktop
Gateway
• Web Server (IIS)
Windows Server 2008 R2 Features
• Windows Server 2008
R2 Standard
technologies
• Microsoft Exchange
Server 2010 SP1
Standard Edition
• Microsoft SharePoint
Foundation 2010
• Windows Server
Update Services 3.0
SP2
• Windows Small
Business Server 2011
Windows Server 2008 R2 Roles
Installed Components
Operating System and Applications
• .NET Framework 3.0
Features
• Group Policy
Management
• Remote Assistance
• Remote Server
Administration Tools
• RPC over HTTP Proxy
• Telnet Client
• Windows Internal
Database
• Windows PowerShell
• Windows Process
Activation Service
• Windows Server
Backup Features
Lesson 2
MIGRATION
Preparing the Network for Migration
Migration Highlights
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21-day grace period
Answer file generator
Migrate without taking down servers
Destination server joins the existing domain (replica DC)
Uninterrupted mail flow between both servers
No need to touch client workstations
Preparing the Source Server for Migration
Pre-migration tasks
Perform a virus scan
Configure a full backup of the source server
• Include boot and system partitions
• System state data
Verify successful backup
• Test restore random files
Preparing the Source Server for Migration
Pre-migration tasks
Manage Exchange Server mailboxes
• Verify database integrity
• Delete unnecessary mail
• Archive old mail
Remove junk documents
• Microsoft Office SharePoint® Server 2010
• Shared folders
• Former employees profile folders
Evaluate Source Server Health
Tools
SBS 2003 Best Practice Analyzer (SBS BPA) on
source server checks:
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Exchange Server
Update service
Network configuration
Microsoft® Windows® SharePoint® Services
The Microsoft SQL Server® database software
Windows support tools
• Netdiag.exe - Helps isolate networking and connectivity issues
• Dcdiag.exe - Analyzes the state of domain controllers
• Repadmin.exe - Assists you in diagnosing replication
Install the Latest Service Packs
Verify the latest service packs are installed
on the source server
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Windows Small Business Server 2008
Windows Small Business Server 2003 Service Pack 1
Windows Server® 2003 Service Pack 2
Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 2
Windows SharePoint Services 2.0
Plan LOB Application Migration
Migrating line-of-business applications (LOB)
• Verify LOB is supported on Windows Server 2008 R2
• Check LOB manufacturers site for latest drivers and
patches
• Check LOB manufacturers site for “known issues”
• Test LOB and non-Microsoft applications
• Verify that all x64 Kernel Mode Software is Signed
Verify Network Connection
Reconfigure the existing network
Windows SBS 2011 requires a separate router/firewall
device at the edge of the network
On the router, verify:
• The network uses a private IP address range
(192.168.0.0/24, 172.16.0.0/12, 10.0.0.0/8)
• IP addresses are properly specified in the answer file
Source server to use one (1) network adapter
• If present, remove the NIC connected to the broadband connection from the
server
• Re-run the CEICW and configure the server for single NIC operation
Destination server (SBS 2011)
• Connect one (1) network adapter to DHCP-disabled router
Migration Preparation Tool
Migration Preparation Steps
What does Migration Preparation Tool accomplish?
• Runs Adprep.exe, which extends the Active Directory Domain
Services (AD DS) schema and prepares the forest and domain
• Must be member of Schema Admins group to run Adprep and
upgrade the schema
• Installs a QFE extending the migration time limit
(requires reboot)
• Prepares Source Server to migrate Exchange Server 2003
To run the Migration Preparation Tool, you must be a
member of the Enterprise Admins group, the Schema
Admins group, and the Domain Admins group.
Some Common Questions?
What happens to the e-mail flow while I am
migrating Exchange Server data?
What is a schema update?
What happens if I do not remove old Group Policy
objects and logon settings?
Where do I find my fax data after it is moved?
Automating the Installation
The Migration Answer File
• You must create an answer file for migration
SBSAfg.exe found in
the \tools folder on
the SBS 2011
installation disc
Tasks Performed in Migration Mode
The Migration Wizard
Installs and configures SBS 2011 on the destination server
Joins the destination server to the existing domain
Extends the migration grace period to 21 days
Transfers the FSMO roles to the destination server
Destination server becomes a global catalog server
Destination server becomes the site licensing server
Installs and configures the DHCP service on the destination server
Performing the Migration
Installing Windows SBS 2011
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Insert removable media containing answer file
Start destination server with the SBS2011 DVD
Read and accept license terms
Create and select operating system partition
Setup will copy temporary files
Setup in Migration Mode
• Starts attended/unattended mode
• Unattended – silent install
• Attended – manually answer questions
• Performs permanent changes on Source Server
Lesson 3
OVERVIEW OF POST
INSTALLATION/MIGRATION TASKS
Migrate Settings and Data
Migration tasks
Configure the network (required)
• Run the Connect to the Internet Wizard
• Run the Internet Address Management Wizard
Migrate network settings (optional)
• Migrates DNS forwarders
• Migrates mobile users group
Migrate Exchange Server mailboxes /settings (optional)
• Remove Internet connectors
• Remove POP3 connectors
• Move mailboxes
• Move offline address book
• Move Exchange Server public folders
Migrate Settings and Data
Remove old Group Policy objects and logon scripts
• Modified logon scripts should be renamed
• Logon scripts only apply to accounts added by the Add User
Wizard
• Delete all Small Business Server GPOs
• Remove WMI filters
Migrate users' shared folders and users' folder
redirection settings (optional)
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Identify shared folders on source server
Document share permissions on source server
Create new shares on destination server
Configure permissions
Copy shared folders from source server to destination server
Migrate Settings and Data
Migrate the internal Web site (optional)
Source server tasks:
• Configure CompanyWeb on source server for access from Destination
server
• Run the prescan tool on the source server
• Stop internal website on the sources server
• Backup content database
• Detach database
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Configure forward lookup zone
Attach the content database
Create a new Web site to host the new internal site
Create a CNAME record
Create a new SharePoint Services Web application
Reset IIS
Migrate Settings and Data
Migrate fax data (optional)
• Backup fax data on source server
• Use Migration Fax Wizard on destination server
Migrate groups
• Migrated during initial migration of AD DS
• Run GroupConverter tool
Migrate user accounts
• Create custom user roles on the destination server
• Use the Run the Change User Role Wizard
• Map permitted computers to user accounts
Finish the Migration
Uninstall Exchange Server 2003
• Uninstall Exchange before demoting the Source Server
• Remove references in AD DS
Demote the Source Server
• Run dcpromo
• Remove Source Server from AD DS
What should you do with the Source Server?
• Reformat it
• Install a server operating system
• Set it up for use as an additional server
Lesson 4
USING THE GETTING STARTED
TASKS
Managing with the Windows SBS Console
Home Page
Getting Started
Tasks
Network
Essentials
Summary
Frequent Tasks
and
Community
Links
Connect to the Internet Wizard (CTIW)
The CTIW automates traditional tasks:
• Detect the presence of a DHCP server and requests that
you turn it off
• Detect existing routers
• Configure the network
• Detect an Internet connection
Internet Address Management Wizard
Configures Domain Name settings for the network
• Registers a new domain name or transfers an existing domain
• Automatically configures DNS with the appropriate records
• Keeps these records up to date over time
Automatically configures SBS services
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Outlook Anywhere
Exchange
Remote Web Access
Mobile Device connectivity
Certificates
Automatically configures UPnP enabled routers
Configures Smart Host
Configure Internet Mail Wizard
Configures
• SMTP
• Smart Host
Fix My Network Wizard
Questions
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ISP assigns IP
24.2.133.12
External port 24.2.133.12:25
forwards to
Internal port 192.168.1.2:25
Router External Address
24.2.133.12
Router Internal Address
192.168.1.1
DNS Registrar holds DNS record
A 24.2.133.12 www.adatum.com
MX 24.2.133.12 mail.adatum.com
CNAME 24.2.133.12 remote.adatum.com
Local DNS Server
192.168.1.2