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What Are the Windows Server 2012 Features? Windows Server 2012 features are independent

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Essentials Experience • Provides the infrastructure and a dashboard to perform tasks such as: o Managing users and groups o Configuring server backups o Monitoring server health o Setting up Anywhere Access o Integrating with Microsoft Online

services Windows Server

Update Services (WSUS)

Provides a method of deploying Microsoft product updates to network computers.

When you deploy a role, Windows Server 2012 automatically configures aspects of the server’s

configuration, such as firewall settings, to support the role. Windows Server 2012 also automatically and simultaneously deploys role dependencies. For example, when you install the WSUS role, the Web Server (IIS) role components that are required to support the WSUS role are installed automatically.

You add and remove roles using the Add Roles and Features Wizard, which is available from the Windows Server 2012 Server Manager console. If you are using Server Core, you can also add and remove roles using the Install-WindowsFeature and Remove-WindowsFeature Windows PowerShell cmdlets.

Question: Which roles are often co-located on the same server?

What Are the Windows Server 2012 Features?

Windows Server 2012 features are independent

components that often support role services or support the server directly. For example, Windows Server Backup is a feature because it only provides backup support for the local server. It is not a resource that other servers on the network can use.

Windows Server 2012 includes the features that are listed in the following table.

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Feature Description Changes in Windows Server 2012 R2

.NET Framework 3.5 Features Installs .NET Framework 3.5 technologies. .NET Framework 4.5 Features Installs .NET Framework 4.5 technologies.

This feature is installed by default. Background Intelligent

Transfer Service (BITS) Allows asynchronous transfer of files to ensure that other network applications are not affected adversely.

Windows BitLocker® Drive

Encryption Supports full-disk and full-volume encryption, and startup environment protection.

BitLocker network unlock Provides a network-based key protector that can unlock locked BitLocker-protected domain-joined operating systems. Windows BranchCache® Allows the server to function as either a

hosted cache server or a BranchCache content server for BranchCache clients. Client for NFS Provides access to files stored on network file

system (NFS) servers.

Data Center Bridging Allows you to enforce bandwidth allocation on Converged Network Adapters.

Enhanced Storage Provides support for additional functionality available in Enhanced Storage Access (IEEE 1667 protocol) device, including data access restrictions.

Failover Clustering A high availability feature that allows Windows Server 2012 to participate in failover clustering.

Group Policy Management An administrative management tool for administering Group Policy across an enterprise.

Ink and Handwriting Services Allows use of Ink Support and Handwriting Recognition.

Internet Printing Client Supports use of Internet Printing Protocol. IP Address Management

(IPAM) Server Centralized management of IP address and namespace infrastructure. Internet SCSI (iSCSI) Target

Storage Provider Provides iSCSI target and disk management services to Windows Server 2012. Internet Storage Name

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Feature Description Changes in Windows Server 2012 R2

Line Printer Remote Port

Monitor Allows computer to send print jobs to printers that are shared using the Line Printer Daemon service.

Deprecated in Windows Server 2012 R2.

Management Open Data

Protocol (OData) IIS Extension Allows you to expose Windows PowerShell cmdlets through an OData-based web service running on the Internet Information Services (IIS) platform.

Media Foundation Supports media file infrastructure. Message Queuing Supports message delivery between

applications.

Multipath input/output (I/O) Supports multiple data paths to storage devices.

Network Load Balancing

(NLB) Allows traffic to be distributed in a load-balanced manner across multiple servers that host the same stateless applications.

Peer Name Resolution

Protocol (PNRP) Name resolution protocol that allows applications to resolve names on the computer.

Quality Windows Audio Video

Experience Supports audio and video streaming applications on IP home networks. Remote Access Server (RAS)

Connection Manager Administration Kit

Allows you to create connection manager profiles that simplify remote access configuration deployment to client computers.

Remote Assistance Allows remote support through invitations. Remote Differential

Compression (RDC) Transfers the differences between files over a network, minimizing bandwidth utilization. Remote Server Administration

Tools Collection of consoles and tools for remotely managing roles and features on other servers.

Remote Procedure Call (RPC)

over HTTP Proxy Relays RPC traffic over HTTP as an alternative to VPN connections. Simple TCP/IP Services Supports basic TCP/IP services, including

Quote of the Day. Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

(SMTP) Server Supports transfer of email messages. Deprecated in Windows Server 2012 R2. Simple Network Management

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Subsystem for UNIX-based

Applications Supports Portable Operating System Interface for UNIX (POSIX)-compliant UNIX-based applications.

Telnet Client Allows outbound connections to Telnet servers and other Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)-based services.

Telnet Server Allows clients to connect to the server using

the Telnet protocol. Deprecated in Windows Server 2012 R2. Trivial File Transfer Protocol

(TFTP) Client Allows you to access TFTP servers. User Interfaces and

Infrastructure Contains the components necessary to support the graphical interface installation option on Windows Server 2012. On

graphical installations, this feature is installed by default.

Windows Biometric

Framework (WBF) Allows use of fingerprint devices for authentication. Windows Feedback Forwarder Supports sending feedback to Microsoft

when users join a Customer Experience Improvement Program.

Windows Identity Foundation

3.5 Set of .NET Framework classes that support implementing claims based identity on .NET applications.

Deprecated in Windows Server 2012 R2.

Windows Internal Database Relational data store that can only be used by Windows roles and features such as WSUS.

Windows PowerShell Task-based command-line shell and scripting language used to administer computers running Windows operating systems. This feature is installed by default.

Version 4.0 is installed in Windows

Server 2012 R2. Windows PowerShell Web

Access Allows remote management of computers by running Windows PowerShell sessions in a web browser.

Windows Process Activation

service (WAS) Allows applications hosting Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) services that do not use HTTP protocols to use IIS features.

Windows Search service Allows fast searches of files hosted on a server for clients compatible with the Windows Search service.

Windows Server Backup Backup and recovery software for Windows Server 2012.

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Feature Description Changes in Windows Server 2012 R2

Windows Server Migration

Tools Collection of Windows PowerShell cmdlets that assist in the migration of server roles, operating system settings, files, and shares from computers running previous versions of Windows Server operating systems to Windows Server 2012.

Windows Standards-Based

Storage Management Set of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) that allow the discovery, management, and monitoring of storage devices that use standards such as Storage Management Initiative Specification (SMI-S).

Windows System Resource

Manager (WSRM) Allows you to control the allocation of CPU and memory resources. Removed in Windows Server 2012 R2. Windows TIFF IFilter Supports Optical Character Recognition on

Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) 6.0-compliant files.

WinRM IIS Extension Windows Remote Management for IIS. Windows Internet Naming

Service (WINS) Server Supports name resolution for NetBIOS names. Wireless local area network

(LAN) Service Allows the server to use a wireless network interface. Windows on Windows (WoW)

64 Support Supports running 32-bit apps on Server Core installations. This feature is installed by default.

XPS Viewer Supports viewing and signing documents in XPS formats.

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