2003 New Features and Functions

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2003 New

Feat ures andFunct ions

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I n t roduc t ion

uWelcome!

uSo whats up for today?

n What makes this release worth considering.n Why another version at this time?

n What are some of the new and significant

features?uWrap up.


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.NET

uA completely integrated platform for.NET development. This, of course,

would be of interest to those doing suchdevelopment. Many fundamentalchanges to the underlying system toinherently support development efforts

using this new technology


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The 3 Ds

u An operating system release that should

showcase Microsofts trustworthy computing

initiative. Microsoft has spent a lot of money

developing code to stem the tide ofsuccessful hacks of their operating systems.This new initiative is intended to make 2003

comply with the 3-Ds; secure by design,secure by default, and secure in

deployment.


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I IS & Web Edi t ionuTo give Microsoft a separate platform to

deploy their new hacker resistant web

server. IIS has historically been themore unstable and most often hackedpiece of code. With the release of 2003,a new and separate version of the

operating system is available specificallyfor web publishing


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64 b i t c ode

uA new release for the inclusion of thenew 64 bit code. The advanced server

and the datacenter server come in 32and 64 bit versions


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NT4 c onvers ions

u A platform for a few but very large NT4 deployments that have beenreluctant to migrate due to limits ingroup memberships and limitationfound in previous conversion tools.Groups may now have over 5000

accounts and the new ADMT migrationtool is an improvement over previousmethods.


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Wil l t hey run?

u An operating system to tighten therules that application programs mustfollow to operate successfully. Oneestimate, by a Microsoft kerneldeveloper, was that only 60 percent ofthe NT4 application programs would

run on 2003. For example, neitherSQL 7 nor Exchange 2000 will run onwindows server 2003.


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Adver t i sement !

uAnd yes, of course, it is robust andlowers the total cost of ownership, plus

some other yada yada yada .


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! 2003 Vers ions !

uWeb Edition

uStandard Edition

uEnterprise EditionuDatacenter Edition

u 64-bit versions of:

n Enterprise Edition

n Datacenter Edition


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These run under the new NetworkService

account

uDHCP Client

uDistributed Transaction Coordinator

uDNS Clientu License Logging

uPerformance Logs and Alerts

uRemote Procedure Call (RPC)


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These run under the new LocalService

account

u Alerter

u Application Layer Gateway Service

u Remote Registry

u SmartCardu TCP/IP NetBios Helper

u Telnet

u UPS

u Webclientu Windows Image Acquisition

u WinHTTP Web Proxy Auto-Discovery


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Disabled serv ic es in 2003

u Alerter

u Clipbook

u Distributed Link Tracking Server

u License Loggingu NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing

u Messenger

u Network DDE

u Network DDE DSDMu Telnet

u WebClient


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Net Diagnost ic sImprovements

u A new Repair context menu option for

Network Connections. The will perform an

ipconfig /renew as well as an ipconfig

/registerdns command.

u Support tab for Network Connections. Rightclick any connection and select status, and

then select the support tab. This will give youthe ipconfig information including the MAC

address


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More new ne t s t u f f

u Networking tab for the Task Manger: Thisdisplays a graphical line chart of the networkperformance. In addition each adapter is

listed in a lower section along with itsutilization, network speed, and status(enabled/disabled).

u Netdiag Utility transported from the W2K

resource kit to the 2003 support tools. Theversion supplied with windows server 2003 ispurported to be an enhanced version.


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A-more-a

uNetsh c diag: a new helper dllprovides commands in the netsh c diag

context to enable you to view extensivenetwork diagnostics. Try these sampleson for size:

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Netsh c diag ping adapteruNetsh c diag gui


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RRAS

u The routing and remote access wizard, which

has always been extensive, has been

modified to makes the initial configuration

easier to understand.

u RRAS now has a new feature called Netbiosover TCP/IP proxy. This will allow remote

access clients that connect to a sub-nettednetwork to resolve names without the use of

DNS and/or WINS.


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Term ina l Serv ic es

uAdministrative mode (remote desktop) isset using the system applet in control

paneluClient is now remote desktop connection

uMMC for remote desktops

uAbility to connect to the consoleuAbility to have local drives available


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K ey Ring Manager

u The Credential Manager Key Ring is a new

time saving feature which basically

remembers the credentials that you used to

connect to a network. If for example youmapped several drive letters to differentservers and used various user accounts and

password information for each, then this

feature would allow Windows to remember

these credentials should you re-connect.


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Sof t w are Rest r i c t ions Po l ic ies


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Ef fec t ive Perm iss ions t ab


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Ac c oun t Loc k out

u The windows server 2003 resource kit comes

with two modules that enhance the account

and account lockout properties. Acctinfo.dll

and lockoutstatus.exe must be copied to thesystemroot\system32 directory and thenacctinfo.dll must be registered using regsvr32.

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Demo !!


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TCPIP configuration and diagnosis:

uTCP/IP is installed by default and itcannot be removed. The netsh

command has a new sub-command toreset the TCPIP configuration to theinstallation defaults. Syntax for this sub-command is: netsh interface ip reset.

In addition TCP/IP now has an alternateconfiguration tab on the property page


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-o Opt ion

uThe Netstat command has beenupgraded to include a new o switch.

This switch may be used to display theprocess identifier (PID) for eachconnection. The PID of each task maybe viewed by selecting View and then

Select Columns from the task manager.


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Shadow Copies

u Windows server 2003 includes several enhancementsto its file handling capabilities.

u One of the more interesting features is shadow copiesof shared folders.

u When enabled by an administrator, this feature savescopies of documents stored on a server shares atpreset intervals.

u The administrator sets the schedule for theseintervals.

u This allows the individuals user to access thesecopies from a new tab in the file properties dialog of awindows client.


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Shadow Copies


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Shadow Copies


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So w hat s happening t oNT4

u Support ends June 30, 2003

u Hot fixes are not always available

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Upgrade to W2K pro is free to faculty andstaff until June 2003

u Central Services and University Services arenew options for maintaining a domain.


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The End!

uThanks for coming and listening!

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