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Windows Server 2008: What to Expect

With every new release of Windows Server, I always see lists of “What’s New” and “What’s Hot,” yet what I’m usually asked is, “Is it worth it?,” or “When should I upgrade?” Therefore, with each passing Beta and Release Candidate toward the Release to Manufacturing (RTM) for Windows Server 2008 (formerly known as Windows code name “Longhorn” Server), I’d like to present a different view of the road ahead for your Windows Server deployments. It’s not focused on the next code name “Vienna,” but simply Windows Server 2008:What to Expect. Rather than a feature-by-feature focus, here’s a look at an Information Technology (IT-y) perspective of WIndows. | Global Knowledge Expert Reference Series ofWhite Papers Windows Server 2008 What to Expect 1-800-COURSES www.globalknowledge.com Windows Server 2008 What to Expect Bradford S. Werner Technical Evangelist MCSE MCT etc. Introduction With every new release of Windows Server I always see lists of What s New and What s Hot yet what I m usually asked is Is it worth it or When should I upgrade Therefore with each passing Beta and Release Candidate toward the Release to Manufacturing RTM for Windows Server 2008 formerly known as Windows code name Longhorn Server I d like to present a different view of the road ahead for your Windows Server deployments. It s not focused on the next code name Vienna but simply Windows Server 2008 What to Expect. Rather than a feature-by-feature focus here s a look at an Information Technology IT-y perspective of WIndows Server 2008 1. Predictability 2. Virtuality 3. Modularity 4. Security 5. Maintainability Predictability Most people and certainly many IT professionals who are dealing with ever changing technology appreciate consistency and predictability. Therefore when people hear that a new version of Windows Server is coming out they often ask How different is it Another hidden aspect of the question is usually Please tell me that there s a lot that s the same as what I already know If you were in a Windows IT support role during the Windows NT 4.0 Server to Windows 2000 Server transition era you may be wondering Is this a quantum leap or more of a small easy upgrade Before getting into some detailed features let s first look at two aspects of how similar and different is Windows Server 2008 compared with previous version of Windows Server. Specifically let s look at the under-the-hood version numbers and then look at the editions. This will give us a big picture of the relationships between various Windows Server versions and editions. Figure 1 Copyright 2008 Global Knowledge Training LLC. All rights reserved. 2 The leap from Windows NT