Windows Small Business Server 2011
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Minimum System Requirements:
  1. Windows Vista or later
  2. Internet Explorer 8.0 or later
  3. .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 or later
  4. A screen resolution of 1280x1024 or higher recommended
  5. On Windows XP ensure CredSSP is enabled
For complete details see requirements document

 
Password / Keyboard layout:
The password for the lab is pass@word1 

Note that the labs are configured with a qwerty keyboard (US layout). In order to enter @ sign in the password  use Shift-2.

 
Support:
Support hours are Monday to
Friday, 8AM to 5PM PST, all days except US holidays.

Support email: sbslabs@holsystems.com

Limited support is available for lab content (the steps in the labs).




 
Windows Small Business Server 2011 Standard End-to-End Demonstration    
Objectives: This hands-on lab provides an end-to-end demonstration of Windows Small Business Server (SBS) 2011 Standard which includes the following areas:
  • Adding a user account
  • Connecting the user’s PC to the SBS environment
  • Managing the user’s PC to ensure its health and security
  • Protecting the server and PC’s data
  • Adding server storage capacity
  • Using Remote Web Access
Scenario: Contoso is a growing small business with seven employees. They run Windows 7 Professional on their client computers and have deployed a Windows Small Business Server (SBS) 2011 Standard server to assist with centralization of data storage and management tasks, improved data protection, robust messaging and collaboration, and remote access. Contoso has recently hired a new employee, Jeff Phillips. Jeff comes to the organization with his own laptop, and while he is happy to join his laptop to the network, he does not want to lose any data or personal settings. The administrator for Contoso’s network, Roland Winkler, needs to ensure the company’s data is protected and that there is adequate storage space available. To do this, he wants to ensure Jeff’s data is stored on the SBS server by using folder redirection and also to make sure the server’s backup configuration is set up. Roland also needs to add new storage capacity to the server and move some of the data to the new hard drive. Finally, Jeff Phillips needs to be able to work remotely, so we’ll walk him through the process of using Remote Web Access, which will allow him to access e-mail, the Contoso intranet site, shared folders on the server, and even connect to computers in the SBS environment.
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