Windows Small Business Server 2011 Administrator's Pocket Consultant

Description

Portable and precise, this pocket-sized guide delivers ready answers for administering Windows Small Business Server 2011 Standard. Zero in on core support and maintenance tasks using quick-reference tables, instructions, and lists. You'll get the focused information you need to solve problems and get the job done-whether at your desk or in the field.

 Get fast facts to:

* Install Windows Small Business Server 2011 on-premise
* Use Active Directory(R) to manage computers and users
* Handle core administrative tasks with the console
* Use permissions to control access to network resources
* Manage your data storage resources
* Administer email with Microsoft(R) Exchange Server 2010
* Monitor the performance of your servers and workstations
* Build an intranet with Microsoft SharePoint(R) 2010
* Migrate an existing network

CONTENTS:

Introduction; Who This Book Is For; How This Book Is Organized; Conventions Used in This Book; Support and Feedback; Chapter 1: Introducing Windows Small Business Server 2011; 1.1 What’s Included with Windows SBS 2011?; 1.2 Standard or Premium?; 1.3 Why Use Windows SBS 2011?; 1.4 What Can’t Windows SBS 2011 Do?; 1.5 What’s New in Windows SBS 2011?; Chapter 2: A Networking Primer; 2.1 What Is a Computer Network?; 2.2 Networking Hardware; 2.3 Ethernet/IEEE 802.3; 2.4 TCP/IP Basics; 2.5 Understanding Domains; Chapter 3: Installing Windows Small Business Server (SBS) 2011; 3.1 Planning a Windows SBS 2011 Deployment; 3.2 Selecting Network Components; 3.3 Installing Windows SBS 2011; Chapter 4: Getting Started; 4.1 Using the Windows SBS Console; 4.2 Performing Post-Installation Tasks; Chapter 5: Migrating to Windows SBS 2011; 5.1 Understanding the Migration Process; 5.2 Performing Post-Migration Tasks; Chapter 6: Working with Users, Computers, and Groups; 6.1 An Active Directory Primer; 6.2 Working with Users; 6.3 Working with Computers; 6.4 Working with Groups; Chapter 7: Managing Disks; 7.1 Working with Disks During Installation; 7.2 Managing Disk Storage; Chapter 8: Working with Permissions; 8.1 Understanding Windows SBS Security Principles; 8.2 Working with Permissions; Chapter 9: Managing Storage; 9.1 Understanding the Default Windows SBS 2011 Storage Configuration; 9.2 Working with Shares; 9.3 Using Folder Redirection; 9.4 Enforcing Quotas; 9.5 Using File Server Resource Manager; Chapter 10: Sharing Printers; 10.1 Understanding Windows Printing; 10.2 Deploying Network Printers; 10.3 Deploying Printers on Clients; 10.4 Managing Printers Using the Windows SBS Console; Chapter 11: Deploying Updates; 11.1 Understanding the Update Process; 11.2 Configuring WSUS Using the Windows SBS Console; 11.3 Configuring the Windows Update Client Using Group Policy; Chapter 12: Backing Up and Restoring; 12.1 Creating a Backup Strategy; 12.2 Configuring Server Backups; 12.3 Using the Windows Server Backup Console; Chapter 13: Managing Windows SBS 2011; 13.1 Accessing Remote Computers; 13.2 Using Server Manager; 13.3 Using Windows Server 2008 R2 Tools; Chapter 14: Monitoring Windows SBS 2011; 14.1 Using Windows SBS Console Monitoring; 14.2 Using Event Viewer; 14.3 Using Performance Monitor; 14.4 Using the Windows SBS 2011 Best Practices Analyzer; 14.5 Using WSUS Reports; Chapter 15: Administering Email; 15.1 An Email Primer; 15.2 Configuring Email Settings in Windows SBS 2011; Chapter 16: Working with Websites; 16.1 Introducing Internet Information Services 7.0; 16.2 Accessing the Windows SBS Websites; 16.3 Managing the Windows SBS Websites; Chapter 17: Working with SharePoint; 17.1 Working with SharePoint Foundation 2010; Chapter 18: Adding a Second Server; 18.1 Expanding Your Network; 18.2 Deploying a Second Server; 18.3 Deploying a Second Domain Controller; 18.4 Deploying SQL Server 2008 R2 for Small Business;