Damian Leibaschoff Support Escalation Engineer Microsoft Becky Ochs Program Manager Microsoft

Supported Topologies Networking functionality during Setup Networking Wizards Networking Console Demo Q&A Networking goal: Get the server on the Internet, quickly, securely, and with as little networking knowledge, using automation where at all possible

Single NIC only ISA Server is not included in any SBS SKU Many partners have their own FW preferences (small number of customers use ISA) IPv6 is installed but IPv4 cannot be removed One IP per protocol stack Static IPv6 on server. Clients in stateless mode DHCP support for IPv4 and IPv6 IPv6 DHCP only provides DNS server Windows Firewall is enabled Exceptions configured

Automatic discoveryManually defined If networking configuration is not successful, we skip the updates and continue. Connect to the Internet wizard guides them through getting the configuration right.

Connect to the Internet wizard* Internet Address Management wizard* Configure Virtual Private Network wizard Configure Internet Mail wizard Trusted Certificate Installation wizard Fix My Network wizard* * Covered in earlier session – included here for completeness

View Internet Connectivity Manage your domain name over time Install Trusted Certificates Fix My Network wizard VPN wizard

Internet Connection Status is performed by DNS query to root servers Properties General Connection type and status Router information (as returned by UPNP) Port Mappings Automatic via UPnP only

Internet Domain Name Configured by the Set Up Your Internet Address wizard Properties If using a managed partner Status check Checks with registrar if domain is about to expire or bad standing Provider information for dynamic updates Dynamic DNS configuration Checks DNS records to see if they match the current IP Updates the IP address if necessary

Web Server Certificate Configured by either Set Up Your Internet Address Wizard Add a trusted certificate Contextual tasks View Certificate properties Open the certificate installation package Import existing trusted certificate instructions Remove Pending Request Remove Trusted Certificate Recommend the purchase of Trusted Certificates for usability

Other sections Virtual Private Network Configured by the Configure a virtual private network wizard task Properties Modify the list of allowed users and groups Windows SBS POP3 Connector Discussed in the messaging presentation Internet Mail Discussed in the messaging presentation

First place to stop when having a networking issue Detects (and corrects) over 70 network configuration issues Two phases Detection Fixup

Some checks DNS Service is started Server A and AAAA record exists and are accurate CA service is not installed External DHCP server running on the router Check that foreign gateway connector to SharePoint is installed, and pointing to drop directory Check that RPC over http is enabled

Partner Profile Bralin Technology Solutions Saskatchewan, Canada 7 employees 30 active clients SMB focus – 10 to 100 nodes Infrastructure Solutions Microsoft SBSC registered TAP Customer Profile Miwayawin Health Services 75 employees Health Services for First Nations bands Challenge: 50 node peer-to-peer network SBS 2008 wins Central login, policies, and management Remote access Sharepoint Exchange to bring in house

SBS 2008 TAP Experience Solid and complete solution right out of the box, even though beta SBS 2008 TAP program gave access to great Microsoft resources Client was really excited about Exchange, Remote Web Workplace, and Sharepoint Three new values Use the answer file to standardize your deployments Publish applications to Remote Web Workplace using a TS (second server in Premium) Extend the network to mobility with Exchange 2007 Build your skills Get the beta – this is REALLY different than SBS 2003 Explore all of the tools – many partners haven’t fully explored SBS 2003, so take the time to really know SBS 2008 – there’s a lot to it! Build business skills (beyond technical) to become the strategic advisor

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