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| Manage Windows Server 2008: Configure Backups and Perform Restores |
| You need to understand the requirements for recovering your server and data in your organization, most likely dictated by service-level agreements (SLA). SLAs define the amounts of time allowed for the recovery of your servers and what data needs to be available. |
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| Windows Server 2008 : Determine Which Terminal Services Roles to Install |
| Terminal Services is actually a group of five role services that you can install on Windows Server 2008 (see Figure 1). This group of role services allows you to host desktops and applications, manage client access licenses (CALs), load balance multiple terminal servers in a farm, grant access to terminal servers via the Internet, and use web browsers to access terminal servers.
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| Windows Server 2008 : Manage Terminal Services |
| Install software packages on the terminal server and then use the tools in the Terminal Services management snap-in to make applications available to users and manage settings for these installed applications. With these available tools, you can also monitor and manage users, sessions, and processes.
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