1. Tech·Ed North America 2009 4/20/2017 6:06 AM
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2. Windows Server 2008 R2 Streamlined Management
Tech·Ed  North America 2009
4/20/2017 6:06 AM
Windows Server 2008 R2 Streamlined Management
Wassim Fayed
Program Manager
Mir Rosenberg
Program Manager
Microsoft
WSV327
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3. Session Objectives and Takeaways
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Session Objectives and Takeaways
Goals
Discuss the three pillars for Windows manageability in Windows Server 2008 R2 (WS08 R2)
Demonstrate core manageability enhancements in WS08 R2
Key Takeaways
Advancements in the core management technologies streamline common tasks and enable new scenarios
Deep integration between technologies reduces duplication, simplifies the administrative experience, and creates a streamlined management platform
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4. Management Framework UI Toolkits Automation Environment
Right UX
UI Toolkits
M-UX
Server
Manager
ISE
Console
Custom
Rich User Interfaces
Task oriented
User customizable
3rd party extensible
Automation Platform
Automation Environment
PowerShell Engine
Windows PowerShell
Intuitive command shell
Powerful scripting language
Universal execution environment
Services
Management Protocols
BITS
Wsman
WMI
Wsman and WMI
Standards based
Remotable and ubiquitous
OS or bare hardware
Managed Components
OS, Applications and Devices
BITS
Robust content distribution
Asynchronous and scriptable
Optimum network utilization

5. What is WMI The Windows service that implements the CIM model
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What is WMI
The Windows service that implements the CIM model
Common Information Model standardized by DMTF
Defines a model for management objects
Provides a COM API to define and access management objects
Many Windows components and 3rd-party applications supply a WMI provider
PowerShell simplifies discovery and manipulation of WMI objects
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What is WSMan
DMTF standard network protocol “Web Services - Management”
Defines client and server roles
Defines a small set of verbs to access management objects
Extensible
WSMan cmdlets allow access to any device that complies with CIM and WSMan standards
The WinRM service in Windows implements the server role of the WSMan protocol
Microsoft extensions to WSMan enable PowerShell remoting (1-1, 1-many, many-1)
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7. What Is PowerShell The Microsoft Management Automation Environment
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What Is PowerShell
The Microsoft Management Automation Environment
Surfaces a revolutionary Scripting Language
Provides a Platform and Extension API
Ships a set of Interactive Shells and basic Commands
Adapts many different Type and Data systems for admins
Supports a great ecosystem of administrators and partners
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8. Automation Platform Current Customer Pain
Functional gaps in Automation Environment
difficult for non-developers to create PowerShell solutions
no remoting support
difficult to leverage power of WMI – hard to script
no PowerShell support on Server Core
No standards based management
lacking automation for managing systems or devices remotely
Lack of automation support for delegated admin and service scenarios
no secure and scalable way to delegate administration
Enterprises network bandwidth usage not manageable
No simple way to enable secure bidirectional file transfer

9. Wassim Fayed Program Manager Microsoft
demo
Automation Platform
Wassim Fayed
Program Manager
Microsoft
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10. Managing Remotely Using the Automation Platform Automation Platform WS08 R2 Enhancements
Ubiquitous remoting and execution environment
local or remote
On single or multiple machine
as jobs
on events
in delegated and restricted or unrestricted environments
using various Authentication mechanisms
Kerberos, NTLM, Basic, Negotiate, CredSSP
New WMI PowerShell cmdlets for common IT Pro tasks
invoking methods and eventing
recursive search using –Recurse switch
background jobs abilities using the –AsJob switch

11. Managing Remotely Using WSMan
Management System
Managed
Server
PowerShell client calls the WSMan client APIs
WSMan securely sends and receives SOAP messages
WSMan service calls into the PowerShell plugin
Commands are executed in their own host process within the specified PowerShell Session
WSMan Listener Process
(PowerShell Plugin)
WSManHost
Process
PSSession
PowerShell
Client
PowerShell Provider
WSMan
Client
WSMan Provider Proxy
HTTP/HTTPS
(WS-Man)

12. Restricted Admin Environment
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Restricted Admin Environment
Wassim Fayed
Program Manager
Microsoft
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The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

13. Managing Hosted Services Using WSMan
Delegated
Admin
Hosted
Service
PowerShell client calls the WSMan client APIs
WSMan securely sends and receives SOAP messages
WSMan listener is hosted inside the service process
Commands are executed in their own restricted PowerShell Sessions
Hosted Service
Process
PowerShell
Client
WSMan Listener Process
(PowerShell Plugin)
Runpace
PSSessions
WSMan
Client
PowerShell Provider
HTTP/HTTPS
(WS-Man)
WSMan Provider Proxy

14. Managing Hosted Services Automation Platform WS08 R2 Enhancements
Support delegated administration and hosted service scenarios
Ability to control who can run what where
Hosting PowerShell over WSMan in IIS
supports Live ID, custom authorization, and quotas
enables dynamic creation of customized automation environments

15. Managing Hardware With WSMAN
SMASH/DASH profiles define modules to administer
DASH: Power-on, power-off, configure BIOS, upgrade firmware
SMASH: hypervisor, disk volumes
WSMAN’s remote profile discovery lets you see profiles supported by a given host
In-box WSMAN cmdlets enable access to DASH/SMASH capabilities

16. Profile Discovery and DASH
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Profile Discovery and DASH
Wassim Fayed
Program Manager
Microsoft
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17. H/W Management with WSMAN Automation Platform WS08 R2 Enhancements
Improved standards support
Heterogeneous and OOB H/W management (SMASH/DASH) using Ws-Man PowerShell cmdlets
DMTF Profile discovery - supports Interop namespace and cross namespace association traversal
Community scripts to make the most common tasks easy

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What Is BITS?
The Windows service that uploads and downloads large files using HTTP or SMB protocols
Origin: Created for WU/MU downloads (600M+ clients)
Robust: resumes after network errors & reboots
Polite: “background” mode cedes network and CPU to other apps
Polite: basic queuing and priorities
New PowerShell cmdlets
Leveraged by WSUS, SCCM, SCVMM, Zune Catalog, Outlook
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19. Optimized Content Distribution Leveraging BranchCache
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Optimized Content Distribution Leveraging BranchCache
Server-side
Content is chunked into segments (32MB) and segments into blocks (64KB)
Hashes (2000:1 size ratio) computed and sent back to the requesting client
Client-side
Client sends an HTTP request; HTTP adds an accept-encoding header specific to BranchCache
Server authorizes client and sends back hashes associated with the content
Client looks up hashes in the branch; downloads from an R2 hosted cache server or other clients
BranchCache
Enabled WS08 R2 Server
App
App
BITS
BITS
BranchCache
BranchCache
Peer Client1
Peer Client2
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20. Optimized Content Distribution
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demo
Optimized Content Distribution
Wassim Fayed
Program Manager
Microsoft
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21. Content Distribution Automation Platform WS08 R2 Enhancements
Optimized content distribution
Enables authenticated, authorized and secure shared file caching (leveraging BranchCache)
WSUS and SCCM will leverage platform in their solutions
Allows management of bandwidth usage limits based on transfer priority, business calendar and maintenance windows
Added a “BITS Compact Server” to the server SKUs
New BITS cmdlets to replace Bitsadmin.exe functionality

22. Management Solutions Built on top of the automation platform
Scriptable using PowerShell
Remotable using PowerShell remoting
WS08 R2 solutions:
Integrated Scripting Environment
Server Management
server manager
best practices analyzer
server migration
Active Directory Administration Center

23. Integrated Scripting Environment Current Customer Pain
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Integrated Scripting Environment Current Customer Pain
Primitive and disconnected scripting experience
Notepad + console. No syntax coloring
No debugger
No international support at the command line
International Exchange administrators were unable to manage mailboxes from the command line
60% of Microsoft’s customer base is international
Barrier to Entry
Blank black screen
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24. Integrated Scripting Environment WS08 R2 Enhancements
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Integrated Scripting Environment WS08 R2 Enhancements
ISE is an integrated environment for
script authoring, debugging, and execution
empowering IT Pros with full access to the automation platform
Key decisions were driven by
lowering the barrier to entry for IT Pro accustomed to GUI
enabling international support at the command line
providing a rich on-the-box scripting experience
laying the foundation for community effort and future expansion (Object Model)
Core Features
syntax coloring, F1 context-sensitive help, multiple tabbed files, visual debugger, 8 independent sessions, full Unicode and right-to-left language support
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25. Integrated Scripting Environment
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demo
Integrated Scripting Environment
Mir Rosenberg
Program Manager
Microsoft
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26. Server Management Current Customer Pain
Server Manager
server manager provides integrated management solution but local-only
must use individual tools via Remote Server Admin Tools (RSAT)
Best Practice Configuration
limited guidance available to optimize role configuration
no consistent way to analyze current configuration
Server Migration
in-place upgrade is often impractical due to the extended downtime required and inability to roll back if needed
migration documentation and tools are not consistently available or easy to find

27. Server Management WS08 R2 Enhancements
Server Manager Remoting
server manager included in RSAT
from W7 Client or WS08 R2 Server customer can use Server Manager to manage their servers
Best Practices Analyzer
BPA Infrastructure built into Windows, integrated into Server Manager and exposed via PowerShell cmdlets
best Practices compliance coverage for top Server Roles
ADCS, ADDS, DNS, RDS, IIS
new and updated Best Practices guidance available through Windows Update

28. Server Management WS08 R2 Enhancements
Server Migration
TechNet Migration portal – all documentation is in one place
migration guides for AD, DNS, DHCP, File, Print, BranchCache
migration cmdlets to assist with server role, OS settings, data and share migration
supported source servers:
WS03, WS08, WS08 R2

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Right UX: New UI Model
Current customer pain
data-oriented not task-oriented
not scalable for large volume of data
poor query capabilities
10 year old UI experience
WS08 R2 solution
new UX library (M-UX) providing uniform controls, layered on top of the automation platform.
improved object search and query
improved filter / sort capabilities
optimized for common tasks
examples:
WS08 R2 Active Directory Administration Center (replaces ADUC)
streamlined multi-domain OU browser
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30. New UI Model - How It Works
UI is layered on top of the automation platform ensuring it can be automated
Management UI is built on WPF and leverages a new Management UX Library (M-UX)
Investing in a library of controls specific to management UX allows us to:
Innovate – focus on tough UX problems, e.g., interacting with large configuration namespaces
Standardize – increase functional consistency level and richness across solutions, (e.g., lists should be searchable /query-able)
Scale – update more antiquated management tools to improve overall manageability
Management UI
(e.g.: AD Administration Center)
Automation Platform
(e.g. AD cmdlets)
M-UX Library
Domain Object Model
(AD)
Fix arrows (thicker)

31. Active Directory Administration Center
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Active Directory Administration Center
Mir Rosenberg
Program Manager
Microsoft
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32. WS08 R2 Enhancements Summary
Automation platform
automation environment improvements
investment in standards
delegated administration and hosted scenarios
optimized content delivery
Management solutions
integrated scripting environment
server manager remoting
best practice analyzers
server migration

33. question & answer

34. Resources www.microsoft.com/teched www.microsoft.com/learning
Sessions On-Demand & Community
Microsoft Certification & Training Resources
Resources for IT Professionals
Resources for Developers
Microsoft Certification and Training Resources

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Related Content
Breakout Sessions WSV321 - Server Management Improvements in WS08 R2 WSV201 - Best Practices Analyzer in Windows Server 2008 R2 WSV327 - Streamlined Management in WS08 R2 WCL314 - Windows PowerShell for the Windows 7 Enterprise Client WSV325 - Windows PowerShell – Tips from the Experts
Hands-on Labs WSV08-HOL - Introduction to Windows PowerShell Fundamentals WSV03-HOL - Advanced PowerShell Scripting WSV19-HOL - Windows Server 2008 R2: Server Management and PowerShell v2
TLC Pavillion Come visit us at the Windows Management Technologies booth!

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