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Windows Server 2016 Network Installation Guide
Windows Server 2016 Network Installation Guide
The purpose of this guide is to take the reader through a typical installation of a small Windows Server 2016 network and is written for the following
•Someone who is new to Windows Server 2016 and installing it for the first time
•Someone setting up Windows Server 2016 in a small business setting
•Someone wishing to learn the basics of Windows Server 2016 and who wants a succinct, practical guide based on real world scenarios
The approach is very much practical and hands on. It should give you a basic understanding of Windows Server and help you setup a network that should meet the needs of a typical small organization such as a business, non-profit, church, school and so on. However, it is not intended as a detailed description of all Window Server’s many capabilities or as a reference manual, and is not aimed at enterprise installations involving large numbers of servers and techniques such as virtualization. It assumes a reasonable working knowledge of Windows and the basics of networking. It is written in a friendly, “do-it-like-this” style, rather than with undue emphasis on theory and abstract topics, according to the Goldilock's Not too little information, not too much, but just right!
It should give you a good feel for Windows Server 2016 and help you setup a network that meets the needs of a typical small organization. It assumes a reasonable working knowledge of Windows the basics of networking. With over 190 illustrations and screenshots and written in a friendly, no nonsense style, it is the ideal introduction to Windows Server 2016.
1. INTRODUCTION
2. BASIC INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION
3. STORAGE AND SHARED FOLDERS
4. USERS
5. CONNECTING DEVICES TO THE SERVER
6. BACKUPS AND RESTORES
7. PRINTING
8. GROUP POLICY
9. REMOTE ACCESS & VPN
10. HOUSEKEEPING
11. WINDOWS SERVER ESSENTIALS EXPERIENCE
12. MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS
The purpose of this guide is to take the reader through a typical installation of a small Windows Server 2016 network and is written for the following
•Someone who is new to Windows Server 2016 and installing it for the first time
•Someone setting up Windows Server 2016 in a small business setting
•Someone wishing to learn the basics of Windows Server 2016 and who wants a succinct, practical guide based on real world scenarios
The approach is very much practical and hands on. It should give you a basic understanding of Windows Server and help you setup a network that should meet the needs of a typical small organization such as a business, non-profit, church, school and so on. However, it is not intended as a detailed description of all Window Server’s many capabilities or as a reference manual, and is not aimed at enterprise installations involving large numbers of servers and techniques such as virtualization. It assumes a reasonable working knowledge of Windows and the basics of networking. It is written in a friendly, “do-it-like-this” style, rather than with undue emphasis on theory and abstract topics, according to the Goldilock's Not too little information, not too much, but just right!
It should give you a good feel for Windows Server 2016 and help you setup a network that meets the needs of a typical small organization. It assumes a reasonable working knowledge of Windows the basics of networking. With over 190 illustrations and screenshots and written in a friendly, no nonsense style, it is the ideal introduction to Windows Server 2016.
1. INTRODUCTION
2. BASIC INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION
3. STORAGE AND SHARED FOLDERS
4. USERS
5. CONNECTING DEVICES TO THE SERVER
6. BACKUPS AND RESTORES
7. PRINTING
8. GROUP POLICY
9. REMOTE ACCESS & VPN
10. HOUSEKEEPING
11. WINDOWS SERVER ESSENTIALS EXPERIENCE
12. MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS
249 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 2, 2016
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