Summary of Windows EBS Installed Components
Applies To: Windows Essential Business Server
When the Installation Wizard is finished on the Messaging Server, you are finished installing Windows EBS. Specifically, you have installed the following servers, applications, and roles on your Management Server, Security Server, and Messaging Server:
| Management Server | Security Server | Messaging Server |
|---|---|---|
Active Directory components Certificate Services Domain Name System (DNS) service DHCP Server service (optional) Exchange Server management tools File-server role Forefront TMG management tools Internet Information Services (IIS) Microsoft SQL Server Express Microsoft System Center Essentials Network Protection Service Print-server role Remote Assistance optional component Terminal Services RemoteApp Windows EBS Administration Console Windows EBS licensing service Windows Server 2008 Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) (Installed as a component of System Center Essentials.) |
Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services Exchange Server Edge Transport role Exchange Server Intelligent Message Filter Forefront TMG Remote Web Workplace Routing and Remote Access service System Center Operations Manager agent SQL Server Express (required for Forefront TMG logging) Windows Server 2008 |
Domain Name System (DNS) Server service Exchange Server 2007 Client Access Server (CAS), Mailbox (MBX), and Hub Transport (HUB) roles Forefront Security for Exchange Server Internet Information Services (IIS) Network Policy Server (NPS) Operations master roles:
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) service System Center Operations Manager agent Terminal Services Gateway Windows EBS licensing service Windows Server 2008 |
Note
If you installed Windows EBS in an environment where DNS is not integrated with Active Directory Domain Services, the DNS Server role is not automatically installed on the Management Server and the Messaging Server. You must manually install the DNS Server role on those computers. For more information, see the technical article on the Microsoft Web site (https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=95814).
Your servers are now functional, but they require additional configuration steps. To continue, log on to the Management Server with an account that has domain administrator privileges, start the Administration Console, and complete the tasks on the Guided Configuration and Migration Tasks page. These tasks must be finished to complete the installation process.