Which of the following server roles is not available within a Windows Server 2008 Core installation
hi Noman.. Show When you install Windows Server2008, you can choose between Server Core Installation and Server with a GUI. Server Core Installation With this option, the standard user interface (the “Server Graphical Shell”) is not installed; you manage the server using the command line, Windows PowerShell, or by remote methods.
server with the GUI Option With this option, the standard user interface and all tools are installed. Server roles and features are installed with Server Manager or by other methods.
If you initially install with the Server with a GUI option and then use the above command to convert to a Server Core installation, you can later revert to a Server with a GUI installation without specifying a source. This is because the necessary files remain stored on the disk, even though they are no longer installed. For more information, and for instructions to completely remove the Server with a GUI files from disk, see the “Features on Demand” section of this document. If you convert to a Server Core installation, Windows features, server roles, and GUI management tools that require a Server with a GUI installation will be uninstalled automatically. You can specify the -WhatIf option in Windows PowerShell to see exactly which features will be affected by the conversion. A. Windows Server 2008 is designed around certain roles and features. A role is a primary duty that a server performs. For example, you typically would point at a server and say "that's my domain controller (DC) and DNS server." A feature is something that helps a server perform its primary duty (Windows Backup, network load balancing). Certain roles are comprised of sub-elements
called Role Services, which are distinct units of functionality. For example, within the role of Terminal Services, is the TS Gateway and TS Licensing Role Services (among others). Please note that Server 2008 Web Edition has only the Web Server role. Also note that WINS isn't a role in Server 2008, it's a feature (see also, "Control Windows Server 2008 Roles and
Features" and "Windows Server 2008 in Perspective"). The Server 2008 roles are as follows:
I created a screencast outlining these roles, which you can view here. Windows Server 2008: Server Role Features Which role is not available in Server Core installation?Role Services not in Server Core
Note that some Remote Desktop role services are included in Server Core (Connection Broker, Licensing, Virtualization Host), but others are NOT (Gateway, RD Session Host, Web Access).
What are the server roles in Windows Server 2008?The server roles available are: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server. Domain Name System (DNS) server. File server.
Which of the following roles or role services can run on Server Core?The Server Core installation option includes the following server roles.
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Roles included in Server Core.. What roles Cannot be installed on a core installation of server 2012?The following roles are not available in Server Core; Active Directory Federation Services, Application Server, Fax Server, Network Policy and Access Services, Remote Desktop Gateway, Remote Desktop Session Host, Remote Desktop Web Access, Volume Activation Services, Windows Deployment Services.
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