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Microsoft has released a preview of the next version of its integrated package for small organizations, Windows Small Business Server 2011. This new edition updates the core Microsoft products in the SBS package, as well as streamlines employee remote access and the deployment process.

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ntThe next step in the Small Business Server 2011 configuration is to start putting system-related details into the wizard. The server name and domain name values are very important, as they cannot be changed after the installation is finished. This inconvenient requirement puts the decision process on the administrator for a relevant nomenclature.

ntAfter a generally uninteresting series of configuration and reboot activities, the server is ready to go! You may have to log in as the username and password configured in the previous step. From here, the Windows Small Business Server 2011 Standard Console is the administrative interface for everything on the server. Small Business Server 2011 introduces a number of changes and is the first Windows Server product so tightly integrated with cloud technologies. If you are a candidate for upgrading Small Business Server to the new version, now is the time to go for the evaluation!

Can you restore SBS 2011 on completely different hardware than the server hardware? The drive space was the same size but the CPU, Motherboard & RAM were completely different from the server and I was not using RAID as on the server.

Great Blog! I setup SBS2011, but could get Backup Config. to recognize my usb drive. Says I have a 7.6 GB drive. Tried serverl diff sizes. Never made backup. Now want to try and leave D: drv RAID 5 alone. Maybe repairs will work? How can I save what I have now, perhaps for a partial restore later?

A very nice and usefull blog.We are running out of disc space. So I have to use new discs and RAID controller for the SBS2011 server. A migration to new hardware is out of scope, because most of the hardware wil be used again.I hope this totturial will help.I will keep you informed.

I have SBS 2011 installet to 2TB drive (its VM in citrix xenserver).Now since I really need only ca 300 GB and turns out that for snapshots etc 2TB is way too much I want to reduce disk size to 300GB.

Thanks for you reply, I think this is a great solution if you run SBS as a Virtual Machine, but there are a lot of people who run SBS 2011 as a physical installation, because to virtualize a single SBS server you need an extra windows server license for the host and adding System Center suite is another additional costs. This is a problem for a lot of SBS customers, so to save money the built in backup solution is a cheap alternative, if you know the limitations.

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GPT or MBR? BIOS or UEFI? What do I pick when setting up my server? This has probably come up quite a bit, especially for those of us in the consulting field installing Small Business Server 2008 or 2011.

A solution to the above scenario would have been to set up the server as a UEFI based system (if supported), and to have formatted the above partitions using GPT. This would have allowed for splitting up the drive as desired, such as the 300GB bootable partition, and a 2.5 TB large data partition. Another solution would be to have installed the operating system on a RAID1 array comprised of a smaller MBR partition, and kept the data on an isolated RAID5 array for data storage purposes.

Windows Server Essentials (formerly Small Business Server or SBS)[2] is an integrated server suite from Microsoft for businesses with no more than 25 users or 50 devices. It includes Windows Server, Exchange Server, Windows SharePoint Services, and Microsoft Outlook. Application server technologies are tightly integrated to provide and offer management benefits such as integrated setup, enhanced monitoring, Remote Web Workplace, a unified management console, and remote access.

Windows Small Business Server 2011 is a version of Windows Server 2008 R2 intended for small businesses. It comes in two editions, Standard and Essentials. With the release of Windows Server 2012, the Small Business Server product line was merged into the Windows Server product line.

Windows Small Business Server is technically not an 'edition' of the Windows Server operating system but rather a customized SKU of server technologies targeted specifically at small businesses. As such, the application servers are not merely bundled with the OS but are tightly integrated into the operating system. Since the release of SBS 2008, the same service packs as those for Windows Server or other server products can be used to update the OS.

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