Windows Server 2012 Security from End to Edge and Beyond. by Thomas W. Shinder, Yuri Diogenes and Debra Littlejohn

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17 Menu with options that allows you to manage servers, roles, and features. 18 Initial page of add roles and features wizard. 19 Selecting the installation type. 37 38 CHAPTER 2 Planning Server Role in Windows Server 2012 On the Server Selection page, you have two options: Select a server from the server pool. In Windows Server 2012, you can manage multiple servers using the new Server Manager. You add them to a “pool” of managed servers by using the Add Servers feature in Server Manager. When you select this option, you will see the names of the servers in your pool in the SERVER POOL section.

Kerberos Constrained Delegation across domains ■ Kerberos Constrained Delegation (KCD) is a great feature that enables users to connect to the front-end of a multi-tier application and allows the front-end to impersonate the user when requesting services from the back-end. However, there was a major limitation—the front-end and back-end components needed to be in the same domain and forest. In Windows Server 2012, the front-end and back-end components of the solution can now belong to different domains and forests.

On the Audit Policy Summary page, review the selection of what it is currently enabled on the system and how the system will look like once the template is applied. 13. Once you finish reviewing, click Next. 26. On the Save Security Policy page, click Next. 12 Registry changes. 27. 14. Make sure to use a name that refer to the server role rather than the server name itself since this file will be used as template in other scenarios where a new file server needs to be deployed. Click Next once you finish.

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