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22/03/2019 TestOut LabSim

TestOut Server Pro 2016: Install and Storage English 4.0 Actions

1.2 WINDOWS SERVER 2012 INTERFACE OVERVIEW

1.2.3 Explore the Windows Server 2012 User Interface


In this lab, you will explore the Windows Server 2012 user interface. Windows Server 2012 starts in the desktop view
with Server Manager open.

Complete the following:

1. Set a minimum password length as follows:


a. In Server Manager, select Tools to view the available administrative tools.
b. Select Local Security Policy.
c. Expand Account Policies.
d. Select Password Policy.
e. In the center pane, right-click Minimum password length and select Properties.
f. Enter 10 as the minimum password length; then click OK.
g. Close the Local Security Policy console.
2. Set the Application Identity service as follows:
a. Move the mouse to the lower left-hand corner and select Start when it appears.
b. Right-click inside the Start window and select All apps.
c. Select Services.
d. Right-click Application Identity and select Properties.
e. Under Startup type, select Automatic from the drop-down list.
f. Select Start to start the service.
g. Click OK to close the Properties dialog.
h. Close the Services console.
3. Remove Administrative Tools as follows:
a. Move the mouse to the lower left-hand corner and select Start when it appears.
b. Right-click inside the Start window and select All apps.
c. Notice that Administrative Tools is listed on the desktop.
d. Move the mouse to the lower right-hand corner to activate the Charms menu.
e. Select Settings.
f. Select Tiles.
g. Set Show administrative tools to No. What happens to the Start screen?
h. Click outside of the Tiles dialog to close it.
4. Modify the default gateway address as follows:
a. From the top left, select Desktop.
b. In the lower right-hand corner, right-click the Network icon and select Open Network and Sharing Center.
c. On the left, select Change adapter settings.
d. Right-click Ethernet and select Properties.
e. Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).

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1.2.2 Windows Server 2012 User Interface Facts

Windows Server 2012 R2 uses Server Manager to manage the system from a graphical administration console. It also provides the PowerShell command line
environment that can be used to manage the system using a non-graphical user interface. You can configure and manage either the local server or remote servers
using Server Manager or Windows PowerShell.

The following table describes the tools used to administer Windows Server 2012 R2:

Tool Description
After installing Windows Server 2012 R2, use Server Manager to set up the server as follows:

1. Configure this local server.


2. Add roles and features.
3. Create a server group (Optional).

Options available from the Manage menu are:

Add Roles and Features


Remove Roles and Features
Add Servers
Create Server Group
Server Server Manager Properties
Manager
Server management tools are accessed through the Tools menu. Tools are automatically added to the Tools menu when additional server roles and
services are installed.

Roles and Server Groups display the status of each server and role. The status refresh time can be configured in Manage > Server Manager Properties.
A server, server group, or role displayed in red indicates a problem. The following information displays for the local server, all servers, and installed
roles:

Manageability
Events
Services (if applicable)
Performance
BPA results

Windows PowerShell is a command-line shell scripting language that allows you to administer, maintain, and configure the system. Designed
especially for system administration, Windows PowerShell uses cmdlets to control and automate the administration of the Windows operating system
and applications that run on Windows. PowerShell:

Is built on the .NET Framework.


Automates administrative tasks.
Uses PowerShell commands called cmdlets that:
PowerShell Allow you to manage the system from a command line.
Use a verb and a noun separated by a hyphen. For example, Get-Help, Get-Process, and Start-Service.
Can execute single commands or large scripts.
Allow you to string together the actions of two or more cmdlets, known as pipelining or piping. In pipelining, output from one cmdlet is
sent to the input of another cmdlet.

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