Speed Client Operating System Deployment with WDS
Windows Deployment Service (WDS) is a new Server 2008 feature that allows you to deploy Windows client machines over the network. The new WDS is faster because it uses TFTP. WDS offers client installs performed with either ScheduleCast or AutoCast.
ScheduleCast is a scheduled deployment whereas AutoCast is an “always available” deployment using Multicast. Because AutoCast uses Multicast, you can save on bandwidth by all clients sharing the same streaming data over the network.
Secure your network from unsafe PC clients with Network Access Protection
Microsoft’s Network Access Protection (NAP) is a new policy that can be put into place, requiring clients to meet certain requirements before they can connect to a Windows 2008 server.
If they do not meet the requirements that are set, the client can be quarantined or can be denied access. Even better, if the computer does not meet the requirements, the Windows 2008 Server can deploy the necessary updates that are needed.
By using NAP, you can secure not only local PCs but also home computers or roaming computers that attempt to connect to your network from your LAN or via the Internet with a VPN.
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