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Storage Management and SAN in Microsoft Windows Server 2003

Storage Management & Storage Area Networks (SANs) Storage management also improved in Windows Server 2003. Virtual Disk Service (VDS) gives integrated interface for multivendor devices. VDS find out the devices in network and gives a single place for management. SANs surround a pool of hard drives, optical drives or other storage devices. It devastates less [...]

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Security Improvement in Microsoft Windows Server 2003

Security Improvement In server 2003, CLR (Common Language Run-time) is basic factor of security. So applications can have proper permissions to run and run without errors. EFS encrypts the data of NTFS partitions and that only be decrypted by the person who encrypted that. And that person can give decryption rights to others. Public key [...]

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Networking and Communication Features in Windows Server 2003

Networking and Communication Features in Server 2003 Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Family now can support IPv6 and IPv4/IPv6 coexistence through technologies such as ISATAP and 6to4. PPPoE can works with broadband connections to an ISP without having any application. IPSec can be use over NAT. RADIUS has also been improved, so troubleshooting of authentication problems [...]

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Clustering Services Technology in Windows Server 2003

Improvement in Clustering Technology in Windows Server 2003 Many servers work together in a group like one computer is called a cluster. Clusters used to balance the load across two or more computers (performance reason) or to provide failover if one computer fails (fault tolerance reasons). Server 2003 supports two types of clustering: MS Cluster [...]

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Internet Information Services 6.0 Architecture

Internet Information Services 6.0 (IIS 6.0) Architecture in Windows Server 2003 It is a web server product. Within server 2003, its version of IIS 6.0 included all versions. IIS 6.0 is a great jump over in the field of reliability, availability, management and security. IIS 6.0 can stop and restart Web sites and applications. It [...]

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Improvement in File & Print Services | Windows Server 2003

Windows Server 2003 has improved the file system and printing services with a tool to manage our file system (FS) by making the tool run faster; this done the jobs in less time. The DFS and the FRS have also been improved to manage the printing as faster and easier. File System Features WebDAV is [...]

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Advance Active Directory Features in Windows Server 2003

Advanced Active Directory Features in Windows Server 2003 Server 2003 enhanced the management of AD. Microsoft made AD very easy to deploy. Migration tools improved to make better way for seamless migrations. In this server we can rename domains, NetBIOS & DNS name. It supported forest-level trusts. By setting the trusts at the forest roots, [...]

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New Advanced Features in Microsoft Windows Server 2003

New Advanced Features in Microsoft Windows Server 2003 improved availability, reliability, security, and scalability. It had been able to operate with up to 30 percent greater efficiency in development and administration. Microsoft had enhance most of the features carried over from 2000 Server and added some new features. For example: Active Directory updated to improve [...]

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Domain Concept in Microsoft Windows Server 2003

Domain Concept in Microsoft Windows Server 2003, the domain means is “a centralized territory.” You can control objects within a domain together. According to Microsoft, a domain is a logical group of computers with a common database of accounts. These accounts are managed and secured together under the domain controller. Domains provide authentication and account [...]

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Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Operating System’s Basics

Microsoft Windows Server Operating System’s Basics As networks grew up, Microsoft moved to a client-server networking, in which they introduced domain concept. With peer-to-peer networks, companies started to outgrow their domains. Multidomain environments needed a better way for computers to interact across domains. However, Microsoft introduced a directory service called Active Directory to make it [...]

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