List of Figures

Chapter 3: Windows Server Virtualization

Figure 3-1: Architecture of Type 2 VMM

Figure 3-2: Architecture of Hybrid VMM

Figure 3-3: Architecture of Type 1 VMM

Figure 3-4: Monolithic hypervisor

Figure 3-5: Microkernelized hypervisor

Figure 3-6: Detailed architecture of Windows Server virtualization

Figure 3-7: Windows Virtualization Management console

Chapter 4: Managing Windows Server 2008

Figure 4-1: The Initial Configuration Tasks screen

Figure 4-2: Main page of Server Manager

Figure 4-3: Roles page of Server Manager

Figure 4-4: Main page for File Server role

Figure 4-5: File Server role showing hosted snap-ins for File Server Resource Manager and Shared Folders

Figure 4-6: Installing a management tool using the RSAT feature

Chapter 7: Active Directory Enhancements

Figure 7-1: You can now stop and start the Domain Controller (NTDS) service without rebooting your domain controller and logging on in Directory Services Restore Mode

Chapter 8: Terminal Services Enhancements

Figure 8-1: Main page of Terminal Services role in Server Manager

Figure 8-2: Main page of Terminal Services Configuration snap-in

Figure 8-3: Local and RemoteApp programs running simultaneously on a user’s desktop

Figure 8-4: How TS Gateway works

Chapter 9: Clustering Enhancements

Figure 9-1: Majority quorum model using a file share witness

Figure 9-2: Initial screen of Validate A Configuration Wizard

Figure 9-3: Managing a cluster using the Failover Cluster Management snap-in

Figure 9-4: How NLB works

Chapter 10: Network Access Protection

Figure 10-1: Overall architecture of NAP showing various components

Figure 10-2: A VPN scenario showing NAP at work

Chapter 11: Internet Information Services 7.0

Figure 11-1: Creating a new Web site also creates a new application pool by default

Chapter 12: Other Features and Enhancements

Figure 12-1: Windows Server Backup MMC snap-in

Figure 12-2: iSCSI protocols stack layers

Figure 12-3: Code 10 error for VGA running on display device

Chapter 13: Deploying Windows Server 2008

Figure 13-1: KMS auto-discovery algorithm