Server Roles on Windows Server 2008
A server; whether member or domain-based server, can play different roles depending upon the requirement in a corporate environment. Servers can be configured as an Active Directory server, DNS, and DHCP server for administration and securing AD structure, or configure it as a Web server for hosting different sites. Windows server 2008 provides a single console from where we can install, configure, or uninstall various server roles.
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Network Access Protection in Windows 2008
Win Server 2008's new characteristics have obtained many press reviews, especially the large-scale, glamorous characteristics like Hyper-V and Windows Power Shell. Still, one of the more unseen new security characteristics, Network Access Protection (NAP), is worth some of your time.
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Task Scheduler in Microsoft Windows 7
It is used to run Windows programs automatically. If the user wants to run a program automatically while working with Windows 7, he can choose its Task Scheduler feature to do so.
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