Chapter 1

Chapter 1

1. Chapter One

   • Server Requirment
     • Which installation option should you use?
       • GUI /Core/NANO
         • NANO: Nano Server, which requires an even smaller resource footprint, but this option does not appear in the initial installation wizard; you deploy Nano Server later, using Windows PowerShell
     • Minimum hardware requirements Processor: 1.4-GHz 64-bit RAM: 512 MB ECC for Server Core, 2 GB ECC for Server with Desktop Experience Disk space: 32 GB minimum on a SATA or comparable drive Network adapter: Ethernet, with gigabit throughout
     • Windows Server 2016 does not support the use of the ATA, PATA, IDE, or EIDE interfaces for boot, page, or data drives.
   • Windows server version
     • Windows Server 2016 Datacenter
       • The license allows for an unlimited number of operating system environments (OSEs) or Hyper-V containers.The Datacenter edition also includes additional features not available in the other editions, such as Storage Spaces Direct, Storage Replica, shielded virtual machines, and a new networking stack with additional virtualization options.
       • Storange spaces Direct: JBOD to storage pool
       • Storage Replica to use for distear recovery
     • Windows Server 2016 Standard
       • Two OSEs same features like data center but lack of networking and storage feature.
     • Windows Server 2016 Essentials
       • Near to all feature standard and Datacenter but no core and one One OSEs and 25 user and 50 devices
     • Windows Server 2016 MultiPoint Premium Server
       • Available only through academic licensing, the Multipoint edition enables multiple users to access a single server installation.
     • Windows Storage Server 2016 Server
       • Available only OEM and dedicated storage solution
     • Windows Hyper-V Server 2016
       • Available at no cost, No GUI