You are introduced to general Windows Server concepts like active directory, group policy, security, networking and IIS, access control, and much more. Now that you understand the basic concepts, we will delve a little deeper and look in more detail, by examining the offerings of different versions. This Course Project will be a research report that will cover five of the differences between Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2012 that interest you the most. Be sure to provide a clear and thorough description for each of the five areas that you choose in the report.
Some example topics to be researched include, but are not limited to, the following.
Hyper-V
Active directory (including DS and RMS)
IPAM (IP address management)
ReFS (operating system)
SMB (server message block) 3.0 file storage
Network services (IIS) and support for cloud-based strategies and web applications
Dynamic access control