coverpage
Title Page
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Why subscribe?
Customer Feedback
Preface
What this book covers
What you need for this book
Who this book is for
Conventions
Reader feedback
Customer support
Downloading the example code
Downloading the color images of this book
Errata
Piracy
Questions
Introduction to Nano Server
The story behind Nano Server
Business impact
Infrastructure impact
Security impact
The journey to Nano Server
Server Core
Cloud journey
Nano Server - management
What makes Nano Server unique?
Nano Server improvements
Servicing improvements
Security improvements
Resource utilization improvements
Deployment improvements
Summary
Getting Started with Nano Server
Getting started with Nano Server
Nano Server quick start
Nano Server customizations
Nano Server roles and features
Building and customizing a Nano Server image using Windows PowerShell
Advanced settings
Adding packages
Building and customizing a Nano Server image using Nano Server image builder
Customizing a Nano Server image using DISM
Customizing a Nano image using unattend.xml file
Injecting unattend.xml into VHD(X)
Optional customizations
Set computer name
Run commands on first boot
Domain join
Emergency management services
Installing agents and tools
Summary
Deploying Nano Server in a Virtual Machine and on Physical Hardware
Nano Server roles and features
Deploying Nano Server in a VM
Required parameters
Optional parameters
Deploying Nano Server VM in Hyper-V
Hyper-V Manager
PowerShell
Deploying Nano Server on a physical machine
Dual-boot a Nano Server VHD or VHD(X)
PxE-boot a bare-metal machine and install Nano Server from WDS using a VHD VHD(X) or WIM file
Preparing the environment
Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS DNS DHCP)
Creating a custom Nano Server VHD(X) image
Creating a custom Nano Server WIM image
Installing and Configuring the WDS Role
Booting a bare-metal machine into WinPE and deploying Nano Server using a .wim file
Prerequisites
Setting up the WinPE environment
Deployment from WinPE with network and without WDS
Creating a custom WinPE boot image that has PowerShell enabled
Creating a WinPE ISO image
Creating a WinPE bootable USB thumb drive
Deploying Nano Server in Microsoft Azure
Requirements
Creating Nano Server in Azure
Summary
Deploying Hyper-V Cluster on Nano Server
Nano Server as a compute cluster
Deploying a Nano Server as a Hyper-V cluster
Deploying a Nano Server as compute host
Acquiring the ISO image of Windows Server 2016 Datacenter edition
Creating the new Nano Server images
Copying the new Nano Server images to the host machines
Rebooting into the new Nano Server image
Connecting and managing Nano Servers from a management machine
Configuring the network
Creating and configuring a Hyper-V cluster
Nano Server as a storage cluster
Deploying storage spaces direct on top of Nano Server
Creating and deploying Nano Server images
Configuring the network
Creating and configuring Storage Spaces Direct
Summary
Deploying Managing and Monitoring Nano Server with System Center 2016
Deploying Nano Server with system center virtual machine manager 2016
VMM bare-metal deployment
Preparing a Nano Server VHD(X) for a physical machine
VMM VM template deployment
Preparing a Nano Server VHD for a virtual machine
Managing Nano Server with system center virtual machine manager 2016
Installing the virtual machine manager agent on Nano Server
Managing network teaming on Nano Server
Monitoring Nano Server with System Center operations manager 2016
Installing the operations manager agent on Nano Server
Uninstalling the operations manager agent from Nano Server
Summary
Managing Nano Server with Windows PowerShell and Windows PowerShell DSC
Remote server graphical tools
Server Manager
Hyper-V Manager
Microsoft Management Console
Managing Nano Server with PowerShell
Managing Nano Server with PowerShell DSC
Creating a Nano Server image for PowerShell DSC
Creating Nano virtual machines
Importing the DSC xNetworking module
Push DSC configuration
Managing Nano Server Security Settings with PowerShell DSC
Summary
Managing Nano Server with Third-Party Tools
Nano Server administration using 5nine Manager
Creating and managing Nano Server failover clusters with 5nine Manager
Creating a cluster
Validating a cluster
Configuring live migration settings
Viewing the cluster summary
Managing cluster nodes
Managing clustered VMs
Host Load Balancing
Clustered virtual machine security
Summary
Running Windows Server Containers and Hyper-V Containers on Nano Server
Container overview
Container benefits
What is a container?
Containers versus virtual machines
Windows Server containers and Hyper-V containers
What is Docker?
Running Windows containers on Nano Server
Creating a Nano Server image for Windows Server containers
Creating a Nano Server VM for Windows Server containers
Creating a remote PowerShell session
Installing Docker
Installing base container images
Managing container networking
Managing container storage
Managing Docker on Nano Server
Creating a Windows Server container
Creating a Nano Server image for Hyper-V containers
Creating a Nano Server VM for Hyper-V containers
Creating a Hyper-V container
Converting a Windows Server container to a Hyper-V container
Summary
Troubleshooting Nano Server
Nano recovery console
Setting network configurations using the Nano Server recovery console
Emergency management services
Enabling EMS
Enabling EMS using PowerShell
Enabling EMS using DISM
Windows EMS in a virtual machine
Troubleshooting Nano Server VM using EMS
Windows EMS on a physical machine
Enabling a virtual serial port
Enabling the EMS Port in ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU)
Enabling Windows EMS in the bootloader of the Nano Server OS
Using PuTTY to establish an SSH connection to the iLO IP address
Using Windows EMS functionality to perform basic support administrative tasks
Kernel debugging
Installing WinDbg from Windows SDK
Debugging Nano Server using WinDbg
Setup and boot event collection (SBEC)
SBEC requirements
Installing the collector computer
Creating the Active.xml configuration file
Configuring the target and collector computer
Configuring Nano Server as a target computer
Configuring the collector computer
Analyzing and reading diagnostic messages
Enabling access to Nano Server event logs
Summary
Running Other Workloads on the Nano Server
Running DNS on Nano Server
Running IIS on Nano Server
Installing and managing Windows Defender on Nano Server
Managing the Local Administrator's Passwords on Nano Server
Prerequisites
Installation
Using MPIO on Nano Server
Using Windows Update on Nano Server
Update Out of Box (OOB) drivers for Nano Server
The future of Nano Server
Summary
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