Small Business Server 2008 Installation, Migration, and Configuration : Installation, Migration, and Configuration.
Set up and run Microsoft Small Business Server 2008 making it deliver a big business impact with this book and eBook.
Saved in:
| Author / Creator: | |
|---|---|
| Format: | eBook Electronic |
| Language: | English |
| Edition: | 1st ed. |
| Imprint: | Olton : Packt Publishing, Limited, 2009. |
| Subjects: | |
| Local Note: | Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2022. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries. |
| Online Access: | Click to View |
Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Small Business Server 2008 Installation, Migration, and Configuration
- Table of Contents
- Small Business Server 2008 Installation, Migration, and Configuration
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- Preface
- What this book covers
- What you need for this book
- Who this book is for
- Conventions
- Reader feedback
- Customer support
- Errata
- Piracy
- Questions
- 1. Introduction
- Who should read this book...and do the work?
- Why are you installing a server?
- How to get the return on your server investment
- Book goals
- Navigation route through book
- How to ask more questions
- Summary
- 2. Introduction to SBS 2008
- SBS 2008
- Windows Server 2008
- Exchange Server 2007
- Windows SharePoint Services
- Windows Software Update Services
- Windows SBS Console
- Premium Server technologies
- Solution Checklist
- Support
- Summary
- 3. Preparing to Migrate from SBS 2003
- When to migrate and when to perform a clean installation
- Only migrating a part of a system
- Why do you have to migrate to SBS 2008?
- Fourteen steps of migration
- Doing two things at once
- Migrating from SBS 2003 to SBS 2008 on the same server
- Migration with Hyper-V running SBS 2003 and SBS 2008 on the same system
- Process to migrate on one system
- Migration by moving SBS 2003 to a temporary virtual environment
- Process for installing SBS 2008 on the same box as 2003
- Planning the migration and communicating the plan
- Informing the users
- Checking the health of the SBS 2003
- Checking Active Directory
- Backing up the existing server
- Doing the backup
- Changing network configuration to match SBS 2008 design requirements
- Installing your firewall and router and ensuring DHCP is turned off on these devices
- Physically re-configuring SBS 2003 to use a single NIC.
- Re-configuring SBS 2003 network settings
- Checking that the router has the correct firewall settings
- Checking if network settings are correct
- Updating software on SBS 2003
- Installing Updates
- Checking Versions
- Checking SBS 2003 is at Service Pack 1 or greater
- Checking Windows Server is at Service Pack 2 or greater
- Checking Exchange 2003 Service Pack 2 is installed
- Checking that .NET Framework 2.0 is installed
- Checking the version for Microsoft Core XML Services
- Checking Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 Service Pack 3 is installed and used
- Changing Active Directory functionality level
- Raising the functional level for the domain and Forest
- Confirming SBS 2003 is currently configured at best practice levels
- Removing unnecessary email from Exchange
- Checking that the permissions are set to allow a migration
- Preparing SBS 2003 Time Synchronisation
- Running the migration tool on SBS 2003
- Preparing to migrate line-of-business applications
- Completing the answer file for SBS 2008 setup
- What is not covered
- ISA configuration
- Other Security &
- Firewall software
- Summary
- 4. Installing SBS 2008 and Connecting to the Internet
- SBS 2008 installation
- Operating system installation
- SBS 2008 installation continued
- Time Verification
- Network settings for migrating systems
- Getting installation updates
- Confirming Company information
- Creating an administrator account for new installations
- Naming your server and domain for new installations
- Installing OneCare and Forefront Trials
- Installation finished, possibly with errors
- Resolving errors and installing SBS 2008 updates
- Setting up IP addresses for clean installations
- Summary
- 5. Migrating Systems and Settings from SBS 2003
- Assumptions
- 21-day time limit
- User Access Control.
- Preparing to run the Migration Wizard
- Changing folder redirection
- Creating a new administrator account
- Working through the Migration Wizard
- The Migration Wizard
- Changing where to store data on the SBS 2008 server
- Initially configuring the SBS 2008 network
- Configuring Internet Access
- Choosing SBS 2008 to manage your DNS
- Choosing to manage your DNS settings yourself
- Finishing the Configure the Internet section
- Migrating the SBS 2003 network settings across
- Cleaning up the group policy settings
- Removing old logon scripts
- Removing old group policy objects
- Removing WMI filters
- Summary
- 6. Migrating Email from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007
- Migrating email from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007
- Starting Migration on SBS 2008
- Backing up and validating Exchange database on SBS 2003 server
- Removing Internet connectors from SBS 2003
- Migrating POP3 connectors from SBS 2003
- Moving the Offline Address Book from SBS 2003 to SBS 2008
- Moving mailboxes from SBS 2003 to SBS 2008
- Moving Exchange Server public folders from SBS 2003 to SBS 2008
- Finishing the Exchange Migration task
- Finishing the Exchange 2007 migration and checking systems
- Updating additional settings
- Network checks
- Configuring Outlook for the SBS 2008
- Working around a known bug with Outlook Anywhere
- Summary
- 7. Migrating the CompanyWeb SharePoint Site
- Extracting data from SBS 2003 server
- Running WSS v3 Pre-scan tool
- Adding extra users to CompanyWeb
- Adding users by script
- Adding users via the web administration pages
- Re-run the Pre-scan tool
- Stopping the web site
- Backing up the database
- Backing up via script
- Backing up using the user interface
- Detaching the database before moving
- Detaching the database by script
- Detaching the database using the user interface.
- Copying the database files
- Adding OldCompanyWeb to SBS 2008
- Configuring the DNS for the migrated site
- Updating DNS via the command line
- Updating DNS information through the user interfaces
- Importing the data
- Re-attaching the database by command line
- Re-attaching the database through the user interface
- Creating the new site to host the SBS 2003 data
- Creating a new IIS site to host the site
- Creating the web site using scripting
- Creating the web site using the user interface
- Creating and configuring a WSS v3 site for OldCompanyWeb
- Changing the Administrator settings for the site
- Restarting IIS
- Tidying up
- Ensuring all graphics files are copied across
- Changing web site names
- Completing the task
- Summary
- 8. Migrating Users and Data from SBS 2003
- Migrating file shares
- Instructions for migration
- Preparing on the SBS 2003 system
- Completing migration on the SBS 2008 system
- Migrating the fax data
- Installing the modem
- Installing and starting the Fax Service
- Migrating the fax data
- Configuring the Fax Service
- Migrating users and groups
- Modifying SBS 2003 groups so they work with SBS 2008
- Creating new account roles
- Migrating users by role
- Enabling remote access to the computer
- Removing unwanted users
- Migrating Line of Business (LOB) applications
- Platform compatibility
- Common file and data locations
- Naming dependencies
- Finishing the migration
- Making your SBS 2008 appear to also be the SBS 2003 server on the network
- Making changes to the DNS and NetBIOS settings
- Updating the registry
- Summary
- 9. Configuring your Services
- Assumptions
- Accepting the customer feedback option
- Configuring your Internet domain name for remote access and email
- Do you wish to buy a new Internet domain name?.
- Should SBS 2008 manage your DNS settings?
- Buying a domain name or configuring Internet domain name information
- Fixing issues with the Internet Address Management
- Enabling email routing via your smart hosts
- Configuring Office Live for Small Business for SBS 2008
- Signing up for a new Office Live for Small Business account
- Providing your Live ID for Office Live to SBS 2008
- Configuring a VPN for external access
- Summary
- 10. Securing the Server
- Assumptions
- Network security configuration
- Configuring the firewall ports
- Loading a third-party security certificate
- Importing a certificate
- Importing the certificate
- Assigning the certificate
- Purchasing a certificate using the wizard
- Configuring backups and running a test backup
- Configuring backups in SBS 2008
- Performing a test backup
- Configuring OneCare for servers or other anti-malware solution
- Summary
- 11. Managing Users and their Computers
- Managing users
- Managing roles
- Adding new roles
- Adding users
- Adding multiple users at once
- Adding individual users
- Managing users' storage
- Email storage settings
- Shared and redirected folder storage settings
- Managing computers
- Adding computers to the network
- Ensuring computers are up to date with updates
- Summary
- 12. Working with SBS Services as a User
- E-mail, Calendar, and Contacts
- Outlook 2003 and 2007 connection configuration
- Calendar management
- Viewing Calendars
- Using Calendars to schedule a meeting
- Telling others when you are unavailable
- Finding information using search
- User email recovery
- Managing files
- Internal Web Site Access
- Uploading documents
- Uploading using email
- Opening documents and Checking Out and In
- Recovering a deleted document in CompanyWeb
- Searching for information
- User file recovery
- Remote access.
- Remote Web Workplace, remote email, and intranet access.