يجعل [ا لوت] الالناس المفتاح من [فيرتثل سرفر] إلى [هبر-ف] حديثا.  [إي]? [ف] يتمّ هو على شبكتي بيتيّة و Thelazyadmin.com نادلات [إين بروغرسّ] من يتحرّك إلى [هبر-ف] أيضا.  بينما أنت يستطيع ببساطة نسخت على ال [فهد] وخلقت [فم] جديدة في [هبر-ف] وقاعدة أنّ [فهد] هناك أداة أنّ يستطيع ساعدت أنت مع هذا مهمة.  [فمك2هف] أداة حرّة أنّ يستطيع كنت استعملت أن يستورد [فيرتثل سرفر] (أو [فيرتثلبك]) يؤسّس [فم] داخل [هبر-ف].  هو أداة جميلة بسيطة أن يستعمل, يعيّن الاسم وورقة اعتماد لنادلتك [هبر-ف], يختار ال [فمك] مبرد من الآلة أنت تريد أن يستورد ويخلق طقطقة آلة فعليّة.

[ا فو] أشياء إلى بطاقة عندما يستعمل هذا أداة?

• ما إن الهجرة يكون كاملة يريد أنت يضطرّ [أونينستلّ] [فمدّيأيشنس] وركّبت الدمج عناصر.
• سيحدث يركّب الدمج عناصر ال [هل] لذلك يذهب [بك تو] [فيرتثل سرفر] [/بك] سيكون يصعب
• لن يمهّد [هبر-ف] من [سكس] فعليّة لذلك أنت ستضطرّ تحرّكت [فمس] جزمة إدارة وحدة دفع إلى ال

يساعد [ا فو] أسابيع نحن عيّن مدخل فوق كيف أن يمهّد من [ويندووس] 7 أو نادلة 2008 [ر2] [فهد]. تمهيد من [فهد] جديدة إلى [ويندووس] 7 ونادلة 2008 [ر2] غير أنّ واحدة من التحذيرات كان أنت احتاج [ا]? نظيفة? [فهد] إلى جزمة من. هناك طريق بسيطة جدّا أن يخلق هذا [فهد] يستعمل مفتوحة مصدر أداة يتوفّر على ال [مسدن] رمز رواق يدعو [ويم2فهد].

[ويم2فهد] [كمّند لين] أداة أنّ يحوّل ال [ويم] صورة داخل [فهد] أنت يستطيع استعملت أن يمهّد باتّجاه آخر. هو يتلقّى [ا فو] متطلبات?

• ال [برب] آلة يضطرّ كنت ركضت [ويندووس] 7, نادلة 2008 [ر2], أحد [أف وهيش] استطاع كنت ركضت في [فم] [هبر-ف]
• [ويندووس] 7 أو نادلة 2008 [ر2] تجهيز أوساط
• ال يركّب [ويندووس] 7 يشغل عدة [بتا]

هناك [ا نومبر وف] مفاتيح أنت سيحتاج أن يعرف أيضا [إين وردر تو] خلقت ال [فهد] مبرد?

• /wim: يعيّن الممر إلى ال [ويم] مبرد
• /sku: which version (ServerStandard, Ultimate etc?) You can also use the SkuIndex if you retrieved that with the ImageX tool
• /vhd: specifies the path and the name of the VHD to be created
• /size: specifies the size

For as long as we have had Active Directory domains, we have been required to to join client to the domain while they were online and connected to AD. Without that the join would fail. Now you always had the ability to join with a script using the NETDOM command but with Windows Server 2008 R2 we can now join a client to our AD domain while offline. The real benefit hear is that there is no need to supply or enter domain admin credentials. As you?ll see below a TXT file is created but just for fun open it up with notepad and see what you can make out :)

It is a simple three step process that requires you to run a new utility called DJOIN from an already joined Server 2008 R2 computer.

1. Create a text file with DJOIN that contains the required information for a computer to join AD
2. Import the text file using DJOIN on the target computer you wish to join AD
3. Once connected to the domain, reboot the computer and it will join AD

For joining a computer to the domain using DJOIN there are some switches you need to know about first.

• /provision ? used when there is

The one thing I missed with Server Core was PowerShell.  While you can run PowerShell cmdlets and scripts remotely, at times it would have been nice to run it locally.  The reason PowerShell was not included was due to the lack of .NET in Server Core.  That changes in R2.

Windows Server Core 2008 R2 includes a subset of .NET which allows PowerShell, as well as other components like ASP.NET.  Specifically Server Core R2 includes:

• .NET 2.0
• .NET 3.0 and 3.5

• Windows Workflow Foundation (WF)
• Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)
• Language Integrated Query (LINQ)

Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) isn?t included but then with no GUI in Server Core it doesn?t really matter much.

There are a few commands you need to know to get it working in R2.

Install .NET 3.0 and 3.5

Start /w ocsetup NetFx3-ServerCore

Enable 32 bit support, run the

Green IT, Green IT, everywhere you turn there is something about Green IT.  With increased power and cooling costs a lot of people are using virtualization to reduce these costs but Windows Server 2008 R2 brings a new feature called Core Parking which helps as well.  It does this by moving all processing to a core (or cores) and putting the other cores to ?sleep?.

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As processing power increases more cores ?wake up? and take on the additional processing.  Considering Windows Server 2008 R2 supports up to 256 cores this feature can really provide some savings while not impacting performance.

Further to Core Parking, Windows Server 2008 R2 can also adjust the ?P-State? to reduce the power consumption of a core.  In a nutshell this is like Intel SpeedStep which can ?slow? down the CPU on your notebook to conserve power when you run on battery.

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All of this can be controlled via Group Policy in an AD domain or

I can?t think of any feature we?ve been asked more in regards to Hyper-V has been around Live Migration, known as VMotion in the VMWare world. Hyper-V R2 now supports Live Migration, partly due to Cluster Shared Volumes.

Live Migration allows a virtual machine to be moved from one node in a cluster, to another node without any downtime.

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In a nutshell Live Migration accomplishes this by?

1. Using SCVMM 2008 (an update will be required) you initiate a Live Migration from the source host to another node in the cluster.
2. Once initiated, a virtual machine is created on the target host. Since the VHD(s) is stored on a CSV there is no copy of a VHD over the network.
3. Once the VM is created on the target host the data stored in the source hosts RAM is copied to the RAM in the target host. In essence Hyper-V is mirroring the contents of memory on both hosts.
4. Up until the memory ?mirror? is complete, clients continue to be connected to the original VM on the source host.
5. Once the memory ?mirror? is complete, clients are redirected to the VM on the target host.

Now one