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1. Install Windows Server in Host and Compute Environments Flashcards

1
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Server 2016 Minimum Requirements

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  • Processor: 1.4GHz
  • Memory:
    • Server Core: 512 MB RAM
    • Desktop Experience: 2GB
  • Disk: 32GB minimum
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Server 2016 Maximum Hardware Limits

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  • Processor:
    • 512 logical processors
    • VM Processors: 240 per VM
  • Virtual Machines:
    • 1024 per host
  • Memory:
    • 24TB per host
    • 12TB per VM
  • Disk
    • VHDX Size: 64TB
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OSE

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Operating System Environment (physical or virtual)

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Windows Server 2016 Datacenter Features

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  • Storage Spaces Direct
  • Storage Replica
  • Shielded virtual machines
  • Unlimited OSEs
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Windows Server 2016 Standard

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Allows two OSEs. Lacks advanced features in Datacenter edition.

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Windows Server 2016 Essentials

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For small businesses with up to 25 users and 50 devices.

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Windows Server 2016 MultiPoint Premium Server

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Enables multiple users to access a single server installation. Available only through academic licensing.

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Windows Storage Server 2016 Server

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Available only through OEM as part of a dedicated storage hardware solution

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Windows Hyper-V Server 2016

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Hypervisor-only download, no GUI, only hosts VMs

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Storage Spaces Direct

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Makes shared clustered storage directly available to clusters using Storage Space-type technology, enabling use of JBOD arrays for highly available storage.

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Storage Replica

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Storage-agnostic data replication between servers or clusters; allows you to synchronously or asynchronously replicate volumes at the block level using SMBv3

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SMB

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Server Message Block

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Shielded virtual machines

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Provides VMs with protection from compromised administrators that have access to the Hyper-V host by encrypting the VM state and its virtual disks

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Network controller

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Provides a central automation point for network infrastructure configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting

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WDS

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Windows Deployment Services

A server-based system for deploying desktop operating systems automatically over the network. PXE is used to connect the computers to WDS.

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PXE

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Preboot Execution Environment

Allows computer to load OS from a server.

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Windows Server Core

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Server installation that does not include a GUI, can only be managed through PowerShell or from another server that does have the full Desktop Experience.

YOU CAN NO LONGER INSTALL/UNINSTALL THE GUI FEATURES POST-INSTALLATION

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Reasons to use Server Core

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  • Reduced resource footprint
  • Fewer updates
  • Reduced attack surface
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Get-NetAdapter

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Cmdlet that gets the basic network adapter properties.

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New-NetIPAddress

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Cmdlet used to configure IP addresses and their properties. This includes creating an IP address, subnet mask and default gateway on the interface.

Example:

New-NetIPAddress -InterfaceIndex 6 -IPAddress 192.168.5.80 -PrefixLength 24 -DefaultGateway 192.168.5.254

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Set-DnsClientServerAddress

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Cmdlet used to configure an interface with a DNS server address. This allows a computer on a network to access resources and other computers based on their DNS name.

Example: Set-DNSClientServerAddress -InterfaceIndex 6 -ServerAddresses ("192.168.5.1","192.168.5.2")

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Add-Computer

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Cmdlet which adds the local computer to a domain or workgroup.

Example: Add-Computer -DomainName example.local -NewName "ServerB" -Credential (Get-Credential) (Joins machine to domain, renames machine, prompts for credentials)

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Rename computer with netdom.exe

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netdom renamecomputer SERVER2 /newname:SERVERB

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Join domain with netdom.exe

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netdom join COMPUTER1 /domain:EXAMPLE.local /userd:USERNAME /passwordd:*

(Joins domain and prompts for password

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New-PSSession

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Cmdlet which creates a remote PowerShell session to another machine

Example: New-PSSession -Computername "SERVERB"

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Enter-PSSession

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Open a remote PowerShell session you previously created with New-PSSession

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Can you manage remote servers with MMC snap-ins?

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Not in default configuration. By default, MMC uses DCOM and the communication settings for DCOM are not enabled by default.

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PowerShell DSC

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Desired State Configuration.

Uses script files to apply, monitor, and maintain a specific system configuration by either pulling scripts from central server or by central server pushing scripts to the client machines.

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DSC Components

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  1. Configurations: PowerShell scripts with node blocks to indicate names of servers to configure and resource blocks specifying properties to change/apply.
  2. Resources: Specify settings or components and the values the configuration script should assign.
  3. LCM: Engine running on client system that receives configurations from DSC server and applies them to the client
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LCM

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Local Configuration Manager

Engine running on client system that receives configurations from DSC server and applies them to the client

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MOF file

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Management Object Format file

Created by PowerShell DSC for each computer specified in a DSC script’s node block. These are the actual scripts distributed to DSC clients.

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DSC Pull

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In a pull architecture, MOF files are stored on an SMB share or IIS web server with an OData interface. LCM on the clients has configuration script that specifies the URL of the Pull Server and creates a scheduled task. LCM polls Pull Server for configurations and checks the local machine for compliance, applying changes as needed.

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DSC Push

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Run Start-DscConfiguration on the Push Server, specifying path of MOF files. Automatically pushes the MOFs to all clients specified in an MOF’s node configuration

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34
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Supported Server 2016 Upgrade Paths

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  • Server 2012 R2 to Server 2016
  • Server 2008 to 2012 to 2016 (two-step)
  • Standard to Standard OR Standard to Datacenter
  • Datacenter to Datacenter
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Unsupported Server 2016 Upgrade Paths

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  • Server 2008 to 2016
  • 32-bit to 64-bit
  • Datacenter to Standard
  • Server Core to GUI or vice-versa
  • One language to another
  • Workstation to Server
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Preparation for Server 2016 Upgrade

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  1. Check hardware compatibility
  2. Remove NIC teaming
  3. Check disk space
  4. Check app compatibility
  5. Verify all drivers/software is signed
  6. Install all windows updates
  7. Perform full backup
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37
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Unsupported Server 2016 Migration Scenarios

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  • Migration from one language to another
  • From Server Core 2008 to 2016 (2008 version of Server Core does not support .NET framework)
38
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Export-SmigServerSetting

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Cmdlet that exports certain Windows features and operating system settings to a migration store.

39
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Get-SmigServerFeature

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Cmdlet to see what features are running to prepare for server migration on another server operating systems.

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Import-SmigServerSetting

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Cmdlet which imports certain Windows features and operating system settings from a migration store and applies them to the local server

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Receive-SmigServerData

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Cmdlet which enables destination server to receive migrated files, folders, permissions, and share properties from a source server. The Send-SmigServerData cmdlet must be running on the source server at the same time.

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Send-SmigServerData

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Cmdlet which migrates files, folders, permissions, and share properties from a source server to a destination server. The Receive-SmigServerData cmdlet must be running on the destination server at the same time.

43
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Generate Server Migration Tool Distribution Folder

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Example: cd C:\Windows\system32\ServerMigrationTools SmigDeploy.exe /package /architecture amd64 /os WS12R2 /path C:\WS12R2

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MAK

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Multiple Activation Key

A product identification key, which is used to activate more than one computer

45
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KMS

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Key Management Service

A role service that allows you to activate systems within a network from a server where a KMS host has been installed

46
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MAK Independent

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Each computer using the MAK must perform an individual activation with Microsoft

47
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MAK Proxy

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Client machines receive a MAK from a system running the Volume Activation Management Tool (VAMT) which caches the installation IDs of the clients and sends a single activation request to Microsoft and forwards (proxies) the response to the client.

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VAMT

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Volume Activation Management Tool

Enables automating and centrally managing the Windows, Microsoft Office, and select other products volume and retail-activation process. VAMT can manage volume activation using MAKs or KMS.

49
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KMS Activation Threshold

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KMS requires a minimum of 25 workstation systems or 5 server systems as clients. The KMS host does not perform any activations until the count reaches the minimum requirement. To prevent the count from dropping below the minimum requirements, Microsoft recommends only using KMS on networks with at least 50 machines.

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KMS Activation Validity Interval

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KMS activations expire every 180 days which is their validity interval. Clients attempt to renew activations every 7 days, if unsuccessful for 180 days the product activation expires.

51
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GVLKs

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Generice Volume Licensince Keys

Provided by Microsoft to convert retail, MAK, or KMS Host license clients to KMS clients

52
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Active Directory-based Activation

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Similar to KMS but uses AD DS to store information instead of KMS host. Machines with GVLKs are activated automatically upon joining the domain and authenticating with AD.

53
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AVMA

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Automatic Virtual Machine Activation

Allows automatic activation for Hyper-V VMs on Datacenter editions.

54
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Physical-to-virtual (P2V) Conversion Classifications

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  1. Low risk
  2. Non-critical
  3. Higher use
  4. Business critical
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MAP Toolkit

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Microsoft Assessment and Planning Toolkit

Inventory, assessment, and reporting tool that enables you to discover and evaluate the hardware and software on servers and workstations.

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DISM.exe

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Deployment Image Servicing and Management

Command-line tool which enables you to modify Windows Imaging files.

57
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DISM.exe Maintenance Tasks

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  • Add/remove device drivers
  • Add/remove language packs
  • Add/remove packaged updates
  • Add/remove files and folders
  • Enable/disable OS features
  • Execute answer files
  • Add/remove app packages
58
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Mount image with DISM.exe

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dism /mount-image /image-file:filename /index:# /name:imagename /mountdir:x:\folderpathname

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Determine image name and index number with DISM.exe

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dism.exe /get-imageinfo /image-file:x:\pathtowimfile

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Add driver to mounted image using DISM.exe

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dism.exe /image:x:\foldername /add-driver:drivername

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What DISM.exe switch do you use to service the currently running OS?

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Substitute the /online switch for the /image switch to modify the currently running OS image.

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DISM.exe driver installation limitations

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Can only manage drivers with Windows Information files (.inf), cannot install driver packaged as executable (.exe) files.

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Types of update files you can install with DISM.exe

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  • Cabinet (CAB) files
  • Windows Update Stand-Alone Installer (MSU) files
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How do you install an update to a mounted image with DISM.exe?

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dism.exe /image:x:\image /add-package /package-path:c:\updates\package.msu

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Display installed updates on an image with DISM.exe

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dism.exe /image:x:\image /get-packages

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How do you commit the changes you’ve made to an image when using DISM.exe?

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dism.exe /unmount-image /mountdir:x:\imagepath /commit

67
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How do you discard the changes you’ve made to an image when using DISM.exe?

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dism.exe /unmount-image /mountdir:x:\imagepath /discard

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How do you determine which roles/features you can install with DISM.exe?

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dism.exe /image:x:\imagepath /get-features

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How do you enable/install roles/features with DISM.exe?

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dism.exe /image:x:\imagepath /enable-feature /featurename:feature

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How do you disable/remove roles/features with DISM.exe?

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Similar to the enable feature:

dism.exe /image:x:\imagepath /disable-feature /featurename:feature

71
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NIC Teaming

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Also known as Load Balancing and Failover. Allows multiple network adapters on a system to be placed into a team.

72
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Slmgr.vbs

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Software License Manager script used with Wscript.exe or Cscript.exe to manage license activation on Windows Server 2016

73
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Restarting the Software Licensing Service

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net stop sppsvc net start sppsvc

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LTSB

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Long Term Servicing Branch

5 years of mainstream support + 5 years of extended support

75
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CBB

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Current Branch for Business

Used for nano server to continually provide new updates and features multiple times per year as they are released

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WDS Server Requirements

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  • Minimum OS of Server 2003
  • Member of domain
  • At least one network adapter
  • At least one NTFS partition
  • WDS installed
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Features On Demand

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Allows administrators to completely remove role or features files.

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MDT

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Microsoft Deployment Toolkit

Provides a unified collection of tools, processes, and guidance for automating desktop and server deployments.

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Windows AIK

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Windows Automated Installation Kit

Helps configure and deploy OS images.

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MDT Minimum Requirements

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  • Windows Server 2008 or Windows 7
  • Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK)
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Unattended Installation

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Allows automatic installation of an operating system and applications by utilizing an answer file named Autounattend.xml

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Sysprep.exe

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System Preparation Tool

Used to prepare a computer for disk imaging, and the image can then be captured using any image capturing software.

83
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Windows ADK

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Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit

Set of utilities and documentation that allows an administrator to configure and deploy Windows OS.

84
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Windows ICD

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Windows Imaging and Configuration Designer

Primarily designed for use by IT departments for business and educational institutions who need to provision bring-your-own-device (BYOD) and business-supplied devices.

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Windows Assessment Toolkit

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Application compatibility toolkit allows an administrator to determine application compatibility between OS versions.

86
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Windows Performance Toolkit

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A utility that will locate computers on a network and then perform a thorough inventory of them.

87
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WDS Image Capture Wizard

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F8 at startup. Works in conjunction with Sysprep.exe to create and manage image files.

88
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Automated Deployment Options

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  • Unattended installations
  • MDT
  • Windows ADK
  • WDS
  • Sysprep and Imaging
89
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Windows SIM

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Windows System Image Manager

Allows you to create answer files to use during unattended installations.

90
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icd.exe

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Imaging and Configuration Designer command-line tool

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