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Windows Storage Server 2012 DIGILIANT Windows Storage Server 2012 User’s Guide Copyright © 2012 Digiliant, LLC. All Rights Reserved. This User’s Guide is provided AS‐IS and Digiliant, LLC makes no warranty as to its accuracies or use. Any use of this documentation or the information contained therein is at the risk of the user. Documentation may include technical or other inaccuracies or typographical errors. Digiliant, LLC reserves the right to make changes to this documentation at any time without prior notice. Digiliant and the Digiliant Logo are registered trademarks of Digiliant, LLC and may not be used without writtrn permission. Microsoft, Microsoft Windows Storage Server 2012, the Windows Logo, and all other trademarks are the property of Microsoft Corporation and their respective owners. No part of this documentation may be reproduced, transmited, or translated by any means, electronic, mechanical, optical, other by any other means without the prior written permission of Digiliant, LLC. 1 OVERVIEW OF WINDOWS STORAGE SERVER 2012 ................................................................................................ 1 NEW STORAGE INNOVATIONS IN WINDOWS STORAGE SERVER 2012......................................................................................... 1 The goals for storage were to deliver innovations in four areas: ..................................................................................... 1 New capabilities: ..................................................................................................................................................................... 1 EDITIONS ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 2 2 BASIC CONFIGURATION AND REMOTE ACCESS START UP ................................................................................ 4 WINDOWS STORAGE SERVER 2012 GUI ..................................................................................................................................... 4 SERVER MANAGER ........................................................................................................................................................................ 5 Server Roles, Role Services, and Features for Windows Server 2012 .......................................................................... 6 BASIC CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................................................................. 7 Add Roles ................................................................................................................................................................................ 9 Add Features ......................................................................................................................................................................... 10 CONNECTING WITH THE REMOTE DESKTOP PROTOCOL ............................................................................................................ 11 Remote Desktop Connection Client ................................................................................................................................... 11 3 SETTING UP USER ACCESS .......................................................................................................................................... 12 CREATING NEW USERS AND GROUPS ........................................................................................................................................ 12 Creating New Users ............................................................................................................................................................. 13 Creating User Groups .......................................................................................................................................................... 13 Assigning Users to Groups ................................................................................................................................................. 15 4 DISK, VOLUME, AND SHARE MANAGEMENT ........................................................................................................... 16 DISK MANAGEMENT ..................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Advanced Volume Features ................................................................................................................................................ 16 STORAGE SPOOL AND STORAGE SPACE .................................................................................................................................... 17 Creating Storage Pool .......................................................................................................................................................... 18 Creating Storage Space ...................................................................................................................................................... 18 SHARE AND STORAGE MANAGER ................................................................................................................................................ 19 Creating Shared Folders in Server Manager .................................................................................................................... 19 Changing Shared Folder Setting ........................................................................................................................................ 21 MANAGING SHARE PERMISSIONS ............................................................................................................................................... 22 Various Share Permissions ................................................................................................................................................. 22 Viewing and Configuring Share Permissions ................................................................................................................... 22 VIEWING USER AND COMPUTER SESSIONS ................................................................................................................................ 24 MANAGING SESSIONS AND SHARES ............................................................................................................................................ 24 Ending Individual Sessions ................................................................................................................................................. 25 Ending All Sessions .............................................................................................................................................................. 25 Managing Open Resources ................................................................................................................................................ 25 Closing an Open File ............................................................................................................................................................ 25 Closing All Open Files .......................................................................................................................................................... 26 Stopping File and Folder Sharing ....................................................................................................................................... 26 CONFIGURING NFS SHARING ..................................................................................................................................................... 26 USING SHADOW COPIES ............................................................................................................................................................. 27 Understanding Shadow Copies .......................................................................................................................................... 27 Creating Shadow Copies ..................................................................................................................................................... 27 Restoring a Shadow Copy ................................................................................................................................................... 28 Reverting an Entire Volume to a Previous Shadow Copy .............................................................................................. 28 Deleting Shadow Copies ..................................................................................................................................................... 28 Disabling Shadow Copies ................................................................................................................................................... 29 5 DISTRIBUTED FILE SYSTEM (DFS) AND REPLICATION ........................................................................................ 30 Installing Support for Namespaces and Replication ........................................................................................................ 30 DFS Management ................................................................................................................................................................ 31 CREATING A NEW NAMESPACE ..................................................................................................................................................
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