Small Business Server Part 1

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1 Small Business Server Part 1 Presented by : Robert Crane BE MBA MCP director@ciaops.com Computer Information Agency

2 Agenda Week 1 What is SBS / Setup Week 2 Using & configuring SBS Week 3 Troubleshooting 2

3 Week 1 Agenda SBS fit in Microsoft product line. History of SBS. SBS versions and contents. Considerations & limitations. Hardware recommendations. Installing the product. 3

4 Simplifying The Power Of Microsoft Windows Server for Small and Medium Businesses Level III Level IV Level I Level II Windows XP Professional Peer-to-Peer Windows Small Business Server 2003 SBS Windows Server 2003 Multi-Server Specialization Extend PC Value for Your Business The Networking Solution for Small Business Grow Your Windows Network to Meet Expanding Business Needs Integrate Servers for Maximum Performance and Flexibility 4

5 History Version 4.0 ( 1997 ) Version 4.5 ( 1998 ) Version 2000 Version 2003 Version 2003 R2 ( 2006 ) Version 2008 (Nov 2008) SBS V4.0 SBS V4.5 SBS 2000 SBS 2003 SBS 2003 R2 5

6 SBS2003 Sales Windows Small Business Server 2003 Windows Small Business Server 2000 It's hard to beat the value and powerful out-of-the-box functionality of SBS 2003 PC Magazine 6

7 Why use SBS? Value for money. Use high end applications like Exchange and SQL. Remote access. Centralized information storage and management. Improved security. Get Outlook 2003 included. (not SBS 2008) Fax server. Get ready made intranet ( Sharepoint ). 7

8 Top Ten Reasons To Use Windows Small Business Server 2003 Create a central and secure place to store critical business information. Guard against data loss. Ensure network security, thoroughly and easily. Keep your business up and running. Access information from anywhere, anytime and any device. Improve team performance through enhanced collaboration. Increase sales and reduce costs by analyzing and managing your business with line-of-business applications. Reach more customers and serve them better, all day, every day. Get up and running quickly and easily. Get a platform that is easy to grow with today and tomorrow. 8

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10 Automatically Protect and Secure Your Critical Business Information 10

11 Automatically Protect and Secure Your Critical Business Information 11

12 Get More Done with Less 12

13 Get More Done with Less 13

14 Reach More Customers and Serve Them Better, 24x7 14

15 Reach More Customers and Serve Them Better, 24x7 15

16 Windows Small Business Server 2003 Pricing and Packaging Product Components License Type SBS 2003 R2 Standard Edition SBS 2003 R2 Premium Edition Windows Server 2003 Exchange Server 2003 Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 SQL Server 2005 ISA Server 2004 SBS Server + 5 CALs $ 1,050 $ 2,560 Version Upgrade (from SBS 2000 to SBS 2003) Product Upgrade (Standard to Premium) 5-CAL Pack 20-CAL Pack NA $ 999 $ 1,576 NA $ 799 $ 3,189 $ 799 $ 3,189 Transition Pack $ 2,189 $ 6,496 5-CAL Transition Pack $ 261 $ CAL Transition Pack $ 1,108 $ 1,108

17 Outlook 2003 Exchange Server 2003 Update Services Windows SharePoint Services Windows Server , schedules, contacts, and other personal and team information Streamlined, professional system including OMA/OWA Easy software updates for desktops and servers Internal team Web site for sharing documents, calendars, and tasks Reliable operating system and easy-to-use network tools 17

18 ISA Server 2004 SQL Server 2005 Workgroup Edition Outlook 2003 Exchange Server 2003 Update Services Windows SharePoint Services Network security and system performance tools Professional database system for Line-of-Business applications A unified place to manage and organize , schedules, contacts, and other personal and team information Streamlined, professional system including OMA/OWA Easy software updates for desktops and servers Internal team Web site for sharing documents, calendars, and tasks Windows Server 2003 Reliable operating system and easy-to-use network tools 18

19 Requirements ( Microsoft ) Minimum Processor : 300Mhz Memory : 256MB Disk : 5GB Recommended Processor : 500Mhz Memory : 512MB Disk : 10 GB 19

20 Windows Small Business Server System Requirements Standard and Premium Editions: 550 MHz or faster processor clock speed recommended; 300 MHz minimum Intel Pentium/Celeron family, or AMD K6/Athlon/Duron family, or compatible processor CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive Super VGA (800 x 600) or higher-resolution monitor recommended; VGA or hardware that supports console redirection required Keyboard and Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device, or hardware that supports console redirection Ethernet network interface card from the Windows Server 2003 Hardware Compatibility List Standard Edition 384 MB of RAM or higher recommended (256 MB minimum: 4 GB maximum) 4 GB of available hard-disk space* Premium Edition 512 MB of RAM or higher recommended (256 MB minimum; 4 GB maximum) 5 GB of available hard-disk space* (2 GB required if upgrading from SBS 2000) 20 * Actual requirements will vary based on system configuration and the applications and features selected for install.

21 Recommendations SBS2003 Minimum 2GB RAM ( 4GB better ). Dual processor. RAID disk. 80 GB Hard disk space. 2 x network cards. External tape drive. Dual power supply. Uninterruptible Power Supply. 21

22 Limitations 75 license limit. 4GB Server RAM. (SBS2003 only) All server software on single server. SBS Server must be root of active directory ( i.e. first server in domain ). 1 Exchange organization. 16GB total private storage. ( With Exchange SP2 now up to 75GB, SBS2003 only ) 22

23 Windows Small Business Server 2003 Licensing Server/CAL Model: Cost-effective Scalable Flexible New Options: User or Device CALs External Connectors User CAL Allows a named user to access the server from multiple devices Example: A sales person who accesses their through a laptop, phone, and web browser. Only 1 user CAL is used Device CAL Allows multiple users to access the server from a single device Example: A call-center terminal is used by 3 different people throughout a day. Only 1 device CAL is used 23

24 Automated, network-wide patch and update management for all Microsoft Update supported products, lowering the costs of managing a Microsoft-based network and helping to maintain a more secure infrastructure. Increased mailbox limits from 16 GB to 75 GB, enabling improved productivity for employees. Inclusion of SQL Server 2005 Workgroup Edition technology in SBS 2003 R2 Premium Edition. Expanded client access license (CAL) rights, including access to additional Exchange Server 2003 and SQL Server 2005 Workgroup Edition servers in the SBS 2003 R2 network, allowing customers more flexibility in growth. 24

25 Misconceptions dispelled Can have multiple servers in SBS domain. Can have multiple domains and SBS on same cabling. Applications like Exchange, SQL, ISA, etc are the same as enterprise editions just limited to operate on the SB server. Things work better using wizards. 25

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27 Server Essential Nov

28 SBS 2008 differences 64 bit hardware No support for tape drive backups Easier to set up and migrate Premium supports 2 server environment Only support for 1 network card configuration No inbuilt firewall 28

29 SBS 2008 differences Based on Windows Server 2008 Includes Exchange 2007 Does not include Outlook client Includes SharePoint v3 SBS more expensive, Cals cheaper Can add 1 Cal at a time (SBS 2003 = min 5 cals) Add memory > 4GB ( 8-10 GB recommended. 29

30 Planning Hardware. Disk space / partitioning. Internet connection. Migration. Licensing. IP addressing. Management. 30

31 Hardware Name brand bundles offer best value. Warranty, ensure 3 5 years. Use disk redundancy = RAID. Aim for 3-5 year time frame. Memory is cheap, so use as much as you can. Install an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS). Consider redundant power supplies in server. Ensure that all firmware is up to date prior to install. Recommend CAT6 cabling to support gigabit Ethernet. Recommend external tape drive for off site backups. 31

32 Hardware RAID Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks Non - RAID RAID 1 RAID 5 X X X Disk Disk Disk Disk Disk Disk Data Data Data Data loss No Data loss No Data loss With hot swap technology Downtime No Downtime No Downtime 32

33 Hardware RAID Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks RAID 5 ( 4 Disk set : 3 + Spare ) X Disk Disk Disk Disk Disk Data Spare Spare Automatic fail over No Data loss No Downtime 33

34 Hardware RAID Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks RAID 5 ( 4 Disk set : 34 + Spare No Spare ) ) Disk Disk Disk Disk Data Spare Free space Data growth No Data loss No Downtime 34

35 Hardware UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply Non - UPS Non - UPS X Power Data loss X X Power loss Power UPS No Data loss Downtime No Downtime 35

36 Hardware UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply Non - UPS UPS UPS Power Power Power surge Data loss Downtime No Data loss No Downtime 36

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38 Disk partitioning SBS 2003 Spilt disk into 3 partitions C:, D:, E: C: = 1/6 th total disk Windows (up to 25GB) D: = 2/6 th total disk Programs (up to 30GB) E: = 3/6 th total disk Data F: = CD-ROM Recommend that backup device can store 38 all data on one media ( ie tape ).

39 Disk partitioning SBS 2008 Minimum C: during setup = 65 GB All software is installed to C: by default Data can be relocated later via wizards Recommended that at least 1 additional drive be created for data storage. 39

40 Internet connection Can use dial up but don t! Broadband with static ( set ) IP address. Use server to host s but not web sites. Static IP address allows easier remote access and management. Broadband packages are cheap, so get one with a big download limit. 40

41 Migration SBS 2003 Clean installs to new hardware always best. Can only upgrade from SBS 2000 or Windows 2000 ( or better ) installations. Can upgrade from SBS 2003 Standard to Premium if needed. Can upgrade from SBS 2003 Demo to Retail if needed. Can upgrade SBS 2003 to Enterprise editions of Windows Server, Exchange, etc via a transition pack. 41

42 IP addressing Default = X Can make anything you like. Choose reserved addressing ( usually 10.X.X.X ) 42

43 Management Networks require continued maintenance to perform optimally. Software needs regular updating and patching. User requirements constantly change. Security is always a challenge. Consider who is going to do this? Do you want to do it? SBS is Microsoft s MOST COMPLEX product. 43

44 New Certification Microsoft Small Business Specialists are specially trained to understand small business needs. They can help you choose and implement the right business solution more quickly and easily, saving time and money. 44

45 The plan SBS 2003 Workstation ` Tape Drive Remote User Switch ADSL Router SB Server Internet Fax Modem ` 45

46 The plan SBS 2008 Workstation Remote User ` Switch ADSL Router Internet Fax Modem ` SB Server 46

47 The plan SBS 2003 Small Business Server Intranet Server s Internet Sharepoint Exchange Fax server ISA Proxy Firewall Internet File & Print Database Server Windows 2003 SQL 47

48 Installing SBS Blue screen / DOS part. 2. Graphical Windows 2003 setup. 3. Applications setup. 4. User and computer setup. 5. Client computer setup. 48

49 Installing Blue screen 1. Install disk drivers. 2. Create C: partition only. 3. Format partition and install Windows Server 2003 files. 49

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51 Installing Blue screen Demo Stage 1 51

52 Installing Windows 1. Set server name. 2. Set administrator password. 3. Enter license key. 52

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54 Installing Windows Demo Stage 2 54

55 Configuring Networking After Windows 2003 install returned to Windows. Add additional drivers. Partition and format remaining hard disk. Select server and domain names. Commence SBS application install. 55

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58 SBS Domain names By default have.local extension. Are meant for internal use only. Don t use.com or.com.au extensions. If using Macintoshes in domain use.loc or.lan domain extension. Avoid using domain names with spaces or special characters ( eg!@#$% etc ). 58

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62 SBS server IP address by default. Can be changed to any valid IP address. Use private IP address range if possible. This IP range is what all internal devices will need to connect on. 62

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66 Installing Applications Demo Stage 3 66

67 Installing Applications After Windows 2003 install returned to Windows. Add additional drivers. Partition and format remaining hard disk. Select server and domain names. Commence SBS application install. 67

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73 Installing Applications Demo Stage 4 73

74 Premium installation Install Premium components ( SQL & ISA ) after standard install complete. Install SQL 2005 first. Install ISA Install Exchange + Sharepoint patches. Install 2003 R2 Technologies. 74

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77 Installing Applications Demo Stage 5 77

78 Installing Reboot when complete. Install Critical updates. 78

79 SBS 2003 Service Pack 1 ( if you have prior versions of SBS 2003) Available as a download or CD from Microsoft Includes : Exchange 2003 Service Pack 1 ( SP2 now available ) Sharepoint Service Pack 1 (SP3 now available ) SQL Service Pack 4 ( SBS Premium only ) ISA 2004 ( SBS Premium only ) Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 (SP2 now available) SBS Service Pack 1 Don t install Windows Server 2003 SP2 or ISA 2004 individually! ( Things break ) 79

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81 Installing User setup Follow To Do list. Connect to Internet. Adding multiple users. Adding computers & applications. 81

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83 Installing To Do list Demo 83

84 Installing Workstations Physically connect workstation to network. Open browser. Type in Follow prompts. 84

85 Installing Workstations Demo 85

86 Other installations Anti-virus Anti-spyware Backup software Line of business applications ( ie accounting, production, etc ) Ensure that are compatible with SBS! 86

87 References - Microsoft SBS Site - SBS R2 - SBS Features - RAID information - Microsoft Small Business entry page - SBS Server 2008 Essential 87