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*virtualization scenarios will be covered in
the webcast 9/10
Processor*
Memory*
OS Drive Partition
DVD-ROM
Network Adapter
Monitor and Video
adapter
Network Devices
Internet Connection
Firewall
• 2 GHz, 64-bit (4 physical sockets supported, no limit on
cores)
• 4 GB RAM (32 GB Maximum)
• 60 GB Minimum
• Bootable from system BIOS
• 1 x 100 Mb Ethernet adapter
• Super VGA (SVGA) monitor and video adapter with
1024 x 768 or higher resolution
• Router that supports IPv4 NAT
• Required
• External Firewall required
*NOTE: Windows SBS 2008 has the same processor and memory limits as Windows Server 2008 Standard.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/compare-specs.aspx
Backup drive
(USB 2.0 or
faster external
hard disk drive)
Storage
• Minimum of 1 External USB Drive, for
additional redundancy, 2 external USB hard
disk drives are recommended.
• Consider additional storage for your
application data
Processor
• 2GHz (x86 and x 64 processors)
Memory –
Minimum
• 2GB RAM (x64)
• 2GB RAM (x 86)
Memory – Max
OS Partition
• 32GB (x64 )
• 4GB (x86)
• 10 GB Minimum 40GB Recommended
Data Volume
Entry Level
Medium Utilization
High Utilization
System drive
Raid 1 – 100GB
Raid 1 – 100GB
Raid 1 – 100GB
Application data drive
Raid 1 – 100GB
Raid 5 – 100GB
Raid 5 – half of available
space
User drive
Raid 1 – 100GB
Raid 5 – 100GB
Raid 5 – half of available
space
sbsanswerfile.xml
Connect router and internal devices to the Internet
SBS 2008
192.168.x.2
ISP connection
device
Switch
Public Network
Router/ Firewall
192.168.x.1
Private Network/LAN
Upgrade operating systems on the client
• Minimum to: Windows® XP SP2 or
Windows Vista® Business
Connect computers on your network
Check for updated drivers and application compatibility
Complete the Windows Server SBS 2008 Installation Worksheet
Service or
Application
TCP
SMTP
UDP
External
Port Number
Internal
Port Number
TCP
25
25*
192.168.x
.
HTTP
TCP
80
80*
192.168.x
.
HTTPS
TCP
443
443*
192.168.x
.
HTTPS for
SharePoint Services
TCP
987
987
192.168.x
.
VPN
TCP
1723
1723
192.168.x
.
* If SBS configures router, ports are enabled by default
Forward to
IP Address
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!
OEM:
Manual: Insert DVD
and boot from DVD
drive
Answer File: Can be
used with OEM or
Manual
Insert USB Key
• 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
• Enter Product Key
• Create and select partitions
• Load drivers (if needed)
• Configure the Windows SBS 2008 operating system
• Move data to another location post-setup
• Enter Product Key
• Create and select partitions
• Load drivers (if needed)
• Use unattended.xml to fully automate
NOTE: When using the Answer File, if the file isn’t detected, wait until the first page of Windows SBS 2008 phase of installation to power down server and try booting to the answer file again. It is not
necessary to start the OS phase again.
Hard disk drive
number:
• Starts with “0”
Partition Size:
• Minimum 60GB
Partition Number:
• Install SBS 2008 on the first partition of drive 0
This enables us to provide a more
reliable installation
How are routers discovered on the network?
SBS sends an ICMP
discovery message on
multicast 224.0.0.2
SBS sends SSDP
discovery message to
routers not supporting
RFC 1256
Response No
Configure manually
using the Connect to
the Internet Wizard
Response Yes
Attempts to connect
to Internet through
device (verifies NAT
functionality)
Looks for routers at
192.168.x.1 and
192.169.x.254
*Connect
to the Internet wizard
Uses DHCP settings on
router to set up DHCP
on SBS
Requests that DHCP is
turned off on router
Sets up network
almost identical as to
DHCP scope on router
You may need to
manually
configure your
router to:
• Configure port forwarding for additional services and
applications
• Set a static IP address on the external adapter
• Disable the DHCP service
• Open and close ports on the firewall
Default Installation
Windows Server 2008 Standard technologies
Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Standard Edition
Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 SP1
Windows Server Update Services 3.0 SP1
Microsoft® Forefront™ Security for Exchange Server1,2
Windows Live™ OneCare for Server1,2
Windows Small Business Server 2008
1120 day
trial included in product.
Live OneCare for Server and Office Live Small Business are not available in all markets and languages; Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange Server is not available in all languages.
Please see www.microsoft.com/sbs08 or details.
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Default Installation
Active Directory Certificate Services
Active Directory Domain Services
DHCP Server
DNS Server
File Services
Network Policy and Access Service
Terminal Services Gateway
Web Server (IIS)
Default Installation
.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
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
Configures Domain
Name settings for the
network
Automatically
configures SBS services
• 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
• Outlook Anywhere
• Exchange
• Remote Web Workplace
• Mobile Device connectivity
• Certificates
Automatically configures UPnP enabled routers
Configures Smart Host
Configures
• SMTP
• Smart Host
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
Backup and Server Storage page, Server Storage tab
Windows SBS
2008 moveable
data folders
• Microsoft® Exchange Server data
• Microsoft® Windows® SharePoint® Services (WSS)
• 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
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