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Remote Server Administration. Chapter 14. Remote Server Administration. Remote Administration Remote Desktop Remote Desktop Gateway Remote Assistance Windows Remote Management Service Remote Server Administration Tools. Remote Administration.
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Remote Server Administration Chapter 14
Remote Server Administration • Remote Administration • Remote Desktop • Remote Desktop Gateway • Remote Assistance • Windows Remote Management Service • Remote Server Administration Tools
Remote Administration • Remote Desktop for Administration(RDA) is the default implementation of Remote Desktop Services(RDS) • Terminal Services has been renamed to RDS • Two administrators can be remotely logged in at the same time • No additional licensing is required for this mode
Remote Administration • RDA allows you to do anything in the remote session as if you were logged directly to the console • Access Start menu • Install applications • Install updates • Reboot-Careful!!!
Remote Administration • Configuring your server for remote desktop • Click Start->right-click on Computer->Properties->click Remote Settings (see below)
Remote Administration • Listens on port 3389 (quiz alert!!) • Three options: • Don’t allow connections to this computer • Allow connections running any version of Remote Desktop • Less secure using RDC clients older 6.0 • Allow connections only from computers running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication • Only supports RDC 6.0 or higher. 6.1 can be installed on XP SP2
Remote Desktop • Remote desktop connection
Remote Desktop • Remote desktop connection
Remote Desktop • General—allows you to identify the remote computer and provide a username. These settings can be saved. • Display—allows you to configure display properties • Local Resources Tab—allows you to identify which local resources you want to bring to your remote session • Printers, local drives, etc.
Remote Desktop • Programs—allows you to identify which program will start when the connection is established • Experience—add or remove different features based on your connection speed • Advanced—contains “Server Authentication” and “Connect from Anywhere” sections
Remote Desktop • Can launch remote desktop from the run line using : • Mstsc.exe • Options include: • Mstsc.exe /v:srv1—identify a server • Mstsc.exe c:\data\srv1.rdp—launch rdc using a rdp file • Mstsc.exe /f—full screen mode • Mstsc.exe /span—using multiple monitors
Remote Desktop Gateway • RD Gateway is used to allow connections to an internal network via the internet • Allows users to connect to resources on an internal network from an Internet connected device. • Requires additional role services and features • Web server (IIS) • Network Policy Server Services • RPC over HTTP Proxy feature • Remote Server Administration Tools
Remote Assistance • Primarily used on desktops • Not enabled by default on Windows Server 2008 R2 • Remote Assistance feature must be added before it can be enabled
Windows Remote Management Service • Windows Remote Management Service (WinRm) allows you to issue any command-line command from one computer against another • WinRM—is executed on the remote server and enables the server to listen and respond to WinRS requests • WinRS—is executed from the command line on a desktop or other server accessed by an administrator.
Windows Remote Management Service • Enabling WinRM • Open a command prompt and type: • Answer yes to accept changes • Using WinRS • Open a command prompt and type:
Remote Server Administration Tools • Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) are tools you can use to manage Microsoft Windows Server 2008 (R2) from a desktop • Replaces AdminPak