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Windows Server 2003 R2 Blogcast: Part II: Installed Components

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Hello folks,

As promised here is part 2 of my Windows Server 2003 R2 Blogcast Series.  In part 1 I went through an upgrade from SP1 to R2 and explained what that looks like.  In this session I discuss what components get installed and go through what this looks like in Add/Remove programs.  In the second part of the session I'm going to add the Printer Management capability through the Manage your Server Component and show the change it makes to the Active Directory.

So click on the picture below to view the blogcast!

As a complement to the blogcast please refer to the following table about where components are now located within Add/remove programs in R2.

Top-level Components Sub-level 1 Components Sub-level 2 and 3 Components

Active Directory Services
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Active Directory Application Mode (ADAM)

Not applicable

 
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Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS)
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ADFS Web Services Agents

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Claims-aware Applications
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Windows NT token-based applications
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Federation Service
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Federation Service Proxy

 
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Identity Management for UNIX
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Administration Components
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Password Synchronization
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Server For NIS

Distributed File System
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DFS Management
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DFS Replication Service

Not applicable

Management and Monitoring Tools
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File Server Resource Manager
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Hardware Management
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Print Management Console Component
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Storage Manager for SANs

Not applicable

Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0

Not applicable

Not applicable

Other Network File and Print Services
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Common Log File System

Not applicable

 
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Microsoft Services for NFS
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Client for NFS
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Microsoft Services for NFS Administration
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RPC External Data Representation
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RPC Port Mapper
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Server for NFS
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Server For NFS Authentication
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User Name Mapping

Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications

Not applicable

Not applicable

Windows SharePoint Services

Not applicable

Not applicable

In Part 3 which I will post early next week I'm going to cover the Integrated Branch Office capabilities that are now in R2.  Look out for that one!

Enjoy!
PS: Sorry about the messenger windows popping up. I forgot to logout of messenger before recording and didn't get time to re record!

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    January 01, 2003
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