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Do you want to get up and running with essential administrative tasks in Windows Server 2019?

This second edition of the Windows Server 2019 Cookbook is packed with practical recipes that will help you do just that.

The book starts by taking you through the basics that you need to know to get a Windows Server operating system working, before teaching you how to navigate through daily tasks using the upgraded graphical user interface (GUI). You'll then learn how to compose an optimal Group Policy and perform task automation with PowerShell scripting. As you advance, you'll get to grips with faster app innovation, improved Windows security measures, and hybrid cloud environments. After you've explored the functions available to provide remote network access to your users, you'll cover the new Hyper-V enhancements. Finally, this Windows Server book will guide you through practical recipes relating to Azure integration and important tips for how to manage a Windows Server environment seamlessly.

By the end of this book, you'll be well-versed with Windows Server 2019 essentials and have the skills you need to configure Windows services and implement best practices for securing a Windows Server environment.

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Jordan Krause wielokrotnie otrzymywał tytuł MVP. Zawodowo zajmuje się sieciami Microsoft i technologiami zdalnego dostępu. Specjalizuje się w technologiach Microsoft DirectAccess i Always On VPN i ciągle poszerza swoją wiedzę. Posiada liczne certyfikaty Microsoftu: MCP, MCTS, MCSA i MCITP Enterprise Administrator. Regularnie publikuje artykuły na temat tych technologii. Mieszka w zachodniej części stanu Michigan w USA.

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Tytuł oryginału:: Windows Server 2019 Cookbook - Second Edition
ISBN Ebooka:: 978-18-389-8982-8, 9781838989828
Data wydania ebooka:: 2020-07-22 Data wydania ebooka często jest dniem wprowadzenia tytułu do sprzedaży i może nie być równoznaczna z datą wydania książki papierowej. Dodatkowe informacje możesz znaleźć w darmowym fragmencie. Jeśli masz wątpliwości skontaktuj się z nami sklep@helion.pl.
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Windows Server 2019 Cookbook Second Edition
Why subscribe?
Contributors
About the authors
About the reviewer
Packt is searching for authors like you
Preface
- Who this book is for
- What this book covers
- To get the most out of this book
  - Download the example code files
- Code in Action
- Download the color images
- Conventions used
- Sections
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - Theres more
  - See also
- Get in touch
- Reviews
Chapter 1: Learning the Interface
- Shutting down or restarting the server
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Launching Administrative Tools
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using WinKey + X for quick admin tasks
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using the search function to launch applications quickly
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Managing remote servers from a single pane with Server Manager
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Using PowerShell to accomplish any function in Windows Server
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Installing a role or feature
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Administering Server 2019 from a Windows 10 machine
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Managing your servers through the Windows Admin Center
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Identifying useful keyboard shortcuts in Server 2019
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Setting your PowerShell Execution Policy
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Building and executing your first PowerShell script
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Searching for PowerShell cmdlets with Get-Help
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
Chapter 2: Core Infrastructure Tasks
- Configuring a combination Domain Controller, DNS server, and DHCP server
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - There's more
- Adding a second DC
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Organizing your computers with Organizational Units
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Creating an A or AAAA record in DNS
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Creating and using a CNAME record in DNS
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Creating a DHCP scope to assign addresses to computers
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Creating a DHCP reservation for a specific server or resource
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Pre-staging a computer account in Active Directory
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using PowerShell to create a new Active Directory user
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Using PowerShell to run commands on another server
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
Chapter 3: Networking
- Using Windows Firewall with Advanced Security to block unnecessary traffic
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Multi-homing Windows Server 2019
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Adding a static route to the Windows routing table
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using dynamic BGP routing in your Windows routing table
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also...
- Using Telnet and Test-NetConnection to test a connection and network flow
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using the pathping command to trace network traffic
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Setting up NIC Teaming
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Renaming and domain joining
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
Chapter 4: Working with Certificates
- Setting up the first Certification Authority server in a network
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - There's more
  - See also
- Building a subordinate Certification Authority server
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Creating a certificate template to prepare for issuing machine certificates to your clients
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Publishing a certificate template to allow enrolment
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using MMC to request a new certificate
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using the web interface to request a new certificate
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using PowerShell to request a new certificate
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Configuring Autoenrollment to issue certificates to all domain-joined systems
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Renewing your root certificate
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Revoking a certificate
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
Chapter 5: Internet Information Services
- Installing the Web Server role with PowerShell
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Launching your first website
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Changing the port on which your website runs
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Adding encryption to your website
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using a Certificate Signing Request to acquire your SSL certificate
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Using Let's Encrypt to acquire your SSL certificate
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See Also
- Moving an SSL certificate from one server to another
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Rebinding your renewed certificates automatically
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Hosting multiple websites on your IIS server
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using host headers to manage multiple websites on a single IP address
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
Chapter 6: Remote Access
- DirectAccess planning questions and answers
- Configuring DirectAccess, a VPN, or a combination of the two
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Pre-staging Group Policy Objects to be used by DirectAccess
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Enhancing the security of DirectAccess by requiring certificate authentication
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Building your Network Location Server on its own system
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Enabling Network Load Balancing on your DirectAccess servers
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Adding a VPN to your existing DirectAccess server
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Replacing your expiring IP-HTTPS certificate
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Reporting on DirectAccess and VPN connections
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
Chapter 7: Remote Desktop Services
- Basics of an RDS environment
- Building a single server RDS environment
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Adding an additional RDSH server to your RDS environment
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Installing applications on an RDSH server
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Disabling the redirection of local resources
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Shadowing another session in RDS
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Installing a printer driver to use with redirection
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Removing an RD Session Host server from use for maintenance
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Publishing WordPad with RemoteApp
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Adding support for OpenGL and OpenCL applications
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
Chapter 8: Monitoring and Backup
- Using Server Manager as a quick monitoring tool
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using the new Task Manager to its full potential
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it...
  - How it works
- Configuring a full system backup using Windows Server Backup
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it...
  - How it works
- Recovering data from a Windows backup file
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using IP Address Management to keep track of your used IP addresses
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Checking for viruses and adding ransomware protection
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
Chapter 9: System Insights
- Installing System Insights
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Windows Server System Insights capabilities
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Managing System Insights
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Managing Windows Server System Insights from PowerShell
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Aggregate prediction outcomes
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
Chapter 10: Group Policy
- Creating and assigning a new Group Policy Object
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Mapping network drives with Group Policy
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Redirecting the Documents folder to a network share
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Creating a VPN connection with Group Policy
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Creating a printer connection with Group Policy
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using Group Policy to enforce an internet proxy server
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Viewing the settings currently enabled inside a GPO
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Viewing the GPOs currently assigned to a computer
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Backing up and restoring GPOs
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Working with WMI filters to assign GPOs
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Plugging in ADMX and ADML templates
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
Chapter 11: File Services and Data Control
- Enabling Distributed File System and creating a Namespace
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Configuring Distributed File System Replication
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Creating an iSCSI target on your server
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Configuring an iSCSI initiator connection
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Configuring Storage Spaces
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Turning on data deduplication
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Setting up Windows Server 2019 work folders
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Configuring a Scale-Out File Server
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
Chapter 12: Server Core
- Building your first Server Core instance
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Configuring Server Core from the console
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Switching between Server Core and Desktop Experience?
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Limitations of Server Core
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Managing Server Core with Server Manager
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Managing Server Core using remote MMC tools
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Managing Server Core with PowerShell remoting
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
Chapter 13: Working with Hyper-V
- Creating a Windows Server that runs Hyper-V
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Creating a Hyper-V server
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Networking your VMs
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Building your first VM
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using the VM Settings page
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Editing virtual hard disks
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using checkpoints as rollback points
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using nested resiliency
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
Chapter 14: Containers and Docker
- Configuring your server to run container images
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works...
  - See also
- Running your first container
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Running commands inside a container
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Creating and customizing your own container image
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Upgrading a container
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Productionizing a running container
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Changing the container networking
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Deploying a container to Azure
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
Chapter 15: Desired State Configuration and Automation
- Making your first DSC
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Adding additional roles to DSC
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Using complex resources
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Converting a GPO to DSC
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Pushing a DSC configuration to multiple servers
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Using Azure DSC automation
  - Getting ready
  - How to do it
  - How it works
Chapter 16: Hardening Your Infrastructure
- Using Group Policy to enforce a password policy
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- The Microsoft Security Compliance Toolkit
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using Desired State Configuration to enforce default configurations
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Disabling outdated services and protocols
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Delegating Active Directory permissions
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Enabling the Active Directory Recycle Bin
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Using System Monitor to identify security issues
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
- Windows Server Update Services
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
  - See also
- Using BitLocker for drive encryption
  - Getting started
  - How to do it
  - How it works
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