Intel SMALL BUSINESS SERVER Manual de usuario

10 to 40 users

Premium set of services

For Unsophisticated and Sophisticated small businesses

that require more advanced server-based services with

higher level of reliability

Solution Deployment Guide:

Mid-Level Small Business Server

with Advanced Reliability

Revision 2.03

2 Oct 2006

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Contents

Introduction to Intel Small Business Server Solution ................................ - 5 -

Objective and Target Audience ..............................................................................- 5 -

Scope..................................................................................................................... - 5 -

Company introductions........................................................................................... - 5 -

User Requirements......................................................................................... - 6 -

Suggested Integrated Configuration............................................................ - 7 -

Overview ................................................................................................................ - 7 -

Main Components ..................................................................................................- 7 -

Software Capabilities.............................................................................................. - 8 -

Hardware Capabilities ............................................................................................- 9 -

Technical Specification of the Integrated Configuration.......................... - 10 -

Server Hardware Specification.............................................................................- 10 -

Required Software................................................................................................- 13 -

Recommended Additional Software ..................................................................... - 13 -

Additional Requirements ...................................................................................... - 14 -

Server Hardware Integration ....................................................................... - 15 -

Preparing Slimline Drive Assembly....................................................................... - 15 -

Preparing Chassis................................................................................................ - 15 -

Installing Mainboard .............................................................................................- 15 -

Making Cable Connections to Mainboard............................................................. - 15 -

Installing Hot Swap Drive Cage............................................................................ - 16 -

Attaching Chassis Fans........................................................................................ - 16 -

Installing RAID Controller ..................................................................................... - 16 -

Making Hot Swap Backplane Connections...........................................................- 18 -

Installing Hard Drives ...........................................................................................- 18 -

Completing Hardware Integration......................................................................... - 18 -

Preparation for the Operating System Installation ................................... - 19 -

Required Materials ...............................................................................................- 19 -

Checking Firmware Versions................................................................................- 20 -

Updating Firmware............................................................................................... - 20 -

Updating Sensor Data Records............................................................................- 21 -

Configuring BIOS Settings.................................................................................... - 21 -

Preparing RAID Array........................................................................................... - 22 -

Setting Boot Device Order.................................................................................... - 25 -

Creating Floppy with RAID Driver.........................................................................- 26 -

Operating System Installation..................................................................... - 27 -

Device Drivers and Utilities Installation..................................................... - 30 -

Video Driver Update............................................................................................. - 30 -

Chipset Drivers Installation................................................................................... - 30 -

Network Drivers Installation.................................................................................. - 30 -

RAID Web Console Installation ............................................................................ - 30 -

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Configure Data Drive............................................................................................ - 31 -

Small Business Server Services Configuration........................................ - 33 -

Initial Setup........................................................................................................... - 33 -

Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 R2 Premium Edition Base Component

Installation ............................................................................................................ - 35 -

Connect to the Internet and configure email services...........................................- 36 -

Configure Strong Passwords Policy ..................................................................... - 39 -

Add premium components, service packs, and upgrade standard

components.................................................................................................. - 40 -

Exchange Service Pack 2 Install .......................................................................... - 40 -

SharePoint Service Pack 2 Install......................................................................... - 40 -

Fix the Windows SharePoint Service error........................................................... - 41 -

Install Windows Small Business Server 2003 R2................................................. - 42 -

SQL Server 2005.................................................................................................. - 43 -

Migrate SharePoint to SQL Server 2005.............................................................. - 48 -

ISA 2004 Install .................................................................................................... - 54 -

Install Microsoft ISA Server 2004 Service Pack 2................................................. - 55 -

Configure Client Remote Access.......................................................................... - 55 -

Configure Server Monitoring................................................................................. - 56 -

Configure Exchange Email Filters ........................................................................ - 57 -

Configure User Email Policy................................................................................. - 57 -

Add a User and Computer to the Domain............................................................. - 60 -

Turn On Full Text Search In SharePoint Company Web...................................... - 61 -

Create emergency recovery media....................................................................... - 61 -

Installing Intel® Active System Console.................................................... - 64 -

Installing Intel® Active System Console............................................................... - 64 -

Configuring Internet Explorer Security Settings.................................................... - 64 -

Configuring Hardware Alerts................................................................................. - 67 -

Acceptance Testing...................................................................................... - 69 -

Checking Hardware for Errors.............................................................................. - 69 -

Functional Testing................................................................................................ - 69 -

Checking OS and Applications for Errors............................................................. - 70 -

Running Hardware Burn-In Test........................................................................... - 70 -

Troubleshooting........................................................................................... - 75 -

Documentation ............................................................................................. - 77 -

Intel® Server Board S5000VSA ........................................................................... - 77 -

Intel® Server Chassis SC5299-E ......................................................................... - 77 -

Intel® RAID Controller SRCSU41L....................................................................... - 77 -

Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003.................................................. - 77 -

PassMark BurnInTest 5.1..................................................................................... - 77 -

Getting Technical Support .......................................................................... - 78 -

Intel....................................................................................................................... - 78 -

Microsoft............................................................................................................... - 78 -

Is This Guide Useful To You? ..................................................................... - 79 -

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Introduction to Intel Small Business Server

Solution

Objective and Target Audience

The objective of this guide is to simplify the task of building small business server solution. The

guide is targeted at Intel® Channel Partner companies providing IT solutions to small businesses.

By providing a single source of validated software and hardware configuration and step-by-step

instructions for their integration, this guide will help to:

Save time on integration and troubleshooting

Reduce risk of running into incompatibility issues

Save time on training new engineers

Scope

The guide contains all information required for successfully building and configuring Small

Business Server hardware, operating system, and main services.

Additional customization of operating system services and software settings may be required to

meet specific client requirements.

The guide does not include details on how to install and configure additional applications, which

are not part of Microsoft Window Small Business Server 2003, such as anti-virus and backup

software. The guide does not include details on how to configure client PCs and network devices.

Company introductions

The guide has been jointly developed by Intel Small Business Solutions Team and the Small

Business Technology Institute.

Intel Corporation

Intel, the world leader in silicon innovation, develops technologies, products and initiatives to

continually advance how people work and live. For decades, the technology developed by Intel

Corporation has enabled the computer and Internet revolution that is changing the world.

Founded in 1968 to build semiconductor memory products, Intel introduced the world's first

microprocessor in 1971. Today, Intel—the world's largest chip maker—is also a leading

manufacturer of computer, networking, and communications products.

SBTI

The Small Business Technology Institute (SBTI) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, public benefit

corporation created to foster the adoption of information technologies among small businesses by:

Providing information technology awareness, education, counseling and support services to

businesses with 1 to 300 employees, with a focus on disadvantaged categories

Providing technology developers and vendors with market intelligence and knowledge to

ensure the development of products more closely meeting the needs of small businesses

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User Requirements

This platform is a mid-level server platform for an unsophisticated or sophisticated small business

making its first server investment or updating its server due to growth of network or functional

requirements. The target network size is between 10 and 40 PCs.

The recipe is designed to meet the following client requirements:

Centralize and improve file and printer sharing

Improve backup practices

Strengthen network / data security

Enhance email use / management

Provide a group collaboration platform

Provide a database management platform for business specific applications

Provide a platform for infrastructure growth and for future functionality

In addition, the following typical concerns have been addressed:

Selecting the right combination of server hardware and software

Quick deployment

Quick return of investment

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Suggested Integrated Configuration

Overview

The Small Business Server Platform Solution specified in this recipe is based on Microsoft*

Windows* Small Business Server 2003 R2 Premium Edition operating system (SBS 2003).

The solution incorporates full messaging and groupware functionality via Microsoft Exchange

2003, which is provided as a component of the SBS 2003 platform. The solution also incorporates

an Intranet component, Microsoft SharePoint* Services, configured out of the box for Web based

collaboration. Additional components provided as part of the Premium version are an enterprise

class database, Microsoft SQL Server* 2000, and software firewall and Web caching components

through Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration* (ISA) Server 2004.

Network configuration is two internal subnets with all client traffic routed externally through the

server which acts as the LAN gateway. This in turn forwards traffic to and from a gateway

firewall/router which is connected directly to the Internet. External access to network resources is

provided both via http and https for Web, Remote Desktop and HTML e-mail access, and PPTP

client VPN connectivity.

Additional anti-virus software is recommended for protecting data and ensuring system health.

Additional data backup and recovery software is recommended for ensuring data protection

against system failures and disasters.

Main Components

Suggested configuration is based on the following major components:

Windows Small Business Server 2003 R2 Premium Edition

Intel® Server Board S5000VSA

Two Dual-Core Intel® Xeon® Processors

Intel® Server Chassis SC5299BRP

Intel® RAID Controller SRCSU41L

Three SCSI hard-drives in a RAID-5 redundant configuration

NOTE: It is strongly recommended that you use the components listed in this recipe, follow all steps exactly

as described, and use the versions of BIOS, drivers and utilities provided on Small Business Server

Hardware Deployment CD. Otherwise the system behavior may be different, and you may need extra time

to set it up correctly. You may need to use newer versions of BIOS, drivers, and utilities, only if you are

facing a specific issue that needs to be fixed.

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Software Capabilities

Features

The main architectural features of the server platform environment are:

A unitary Microsoft Windows Domain environment utilizing a single domain controller

Use of integrated messaging components

Easily configurable, template-driven Web based collaboration

Full remote connectivity utilizing both VPN and Web access

Application and platform OS security via configurable security policies, with anti-virus and

intrusion protection technology

Mobile and handheld synchronization via the Web

Remote management capabilities for ease of support

Monitoring, data backup and restore capabilities

Easy installation, management and operation

The solution specified is designed to be relatively powerful, well featured, and secure. The Return

on Investment for a sub 40 employee small business will be quick, and the platform affords plenty

of opportunity to add users without becoming overloaded. It provides enterprise class

functionality, reliability, security and availability, is a solid base for business expansion, and will

continue to provide acceptable performance for beyond 40 users.

Value

SBS 2003 R2 bundles enterprise class components that cost many times the bundled price when

bought separately and installed on separate servers. SBS 2003 R2 includes an enterprise class

email and messaging system, in addition to remote access capabilities not even featured in

Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard.

Ease of configuration and use

The ease of setup and maintenance dramatically lowers the initial investment and ongoing support

costs for a small business. Wizard based configuration, automatic updates and maintenance, and

remote management capabilities make this an inherently low-cost environment to maintain and

support.

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Hardware Capabilities

Performance

Performance is a critical characteristic of the server as productivity of all employees depends on

how fast the server fulfills the required operations.

Using two Dual-Core Intel® Xeon® processors, which are capable of running 8 independent

application threads in parallel, ensures that users get quick responses to their requests even when

the server is already loaded with many other tasks.

Gigabit Ethernet network link provides enough network bandwidth for large file sharing and

backup operations.

SCSI hard-drives have higher spindle rotation speeds and lower seek times compared to SATA

drives, which translates into higher sustained write/read speeds and more operations per second.

Hardware RAID controller provides storage processing power independent of main processors and

64 Mbytes of battery backed cache for maximum performance without risk of losing data.

Reliability, Availability, and Data Integrity

Designed for server usage SCSI hard drives are generally more reliable than regular SATA drives.

SCSI drives are designed to have better resistance to impacts and vibrations. Also SCSI data

exchange protocol incorporates additional reliability features.

RAID-5 provides protection against data loss in case of a single hard-drive failure. If one hard-

drive fails the system will continue its operation. Once the failed drive is replaced with a new one,

the redundant configuration is automatically rebuilt.

Using memory with Error Correction Code (ECC) ensures that random single bit memory errors

do not result in unexpected system ‘blue screen of death’ or data being corrupted and stored

undetected.

Power supplies are considered to be one of the most frequent reasons for hardware failures. Using

two redundant power supplies protects the system against single power supply failures. Moreover,

when both power supplies are alive, power draw is balanced between them. This helps to increase

the life span of each power supply.

Serviceability

Toolless design of the chassis allows easy and quick replacement or addition of the hardware

components.

Hot-swap drive cage allows replacing or adding hard-drives while system is working – with zero

downtime.

Upgradeability

The mainboard has eight DIMM slots. Thus, when more users or new applications are added to the

server, the memory capacity can be expanded by populating empty DIMM slots in addition to four

(or two) DIMMs in the original configuration. Note that expanding memory capacity beyond 4GB

may be needed if upgrade to 64-bit version of the operating system will be performed in future.

The server chassis supports up to 6 hard-drives. Thus, the storage capacity can be expanded by

installing three hard-drives in addition to the three hard-drives in the original configuration.

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Technical Specification of the Integrated

Configuration

Server Hardware Specification

Chassis Intel® Entry Server Chassis SC5299 (Base Redundant Power)

Intel order codes:

SC5299BRPNA (chassis with North American power cord)

APP4650WPSU (

AXX6SCSIDB (SCSI hot-swap hard drive cage)

APP3HSDBKIT (hot-swap hard drive mounting kit)

Features:

Black color

Pedestal mid-tower ATX form factor

(Can be converted to rack-mountable using APP3RACKIT

conversion kit)

1+1 redundant 650W PFC power supplies

Up to 6 hot-swap 3.5” SCSI hard-drives (when using

AXX6SCSIDB)

Two 5.25” expansion bays

Floppy drive bay

North American power cord

More technical information:

http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/chassis/sc5299-e/

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