Enterprise Deployment Windows 7 Guide (2)

4. BitLockerTM and BitLocker To Go help protect data on computers and removable storage devices with manageable forced encryption and recovery key backup. Microsoft introduced BitLocker Drive Encryption in Windows Vista to help protect sensitive data from unauthorized access after it has been lost, stolen or improperly processed. Windows 7 not only extends BitLocker's protection to USB but also makes the original features easier to use. PS: Hurry up and add a secret to your U disk, BitLocker To Go!

5. AppLockerTM Windows 7 provides a new application control strategy through AppLocker, a flexible, easy-to-use management mechanism that allows IT professionals to clearly indicate which applications are allowed to run on a user's desktop. program. It limits the running of unauthorized software and only allows the applications, installers, and scripts that users need to run. With this capability, IT professionals can achieve security, operability, and compliance, and benefit from application standardization. PS: I am the owner of my site. Go to the group strategy and let it go.

6. Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) Optimization utilizes the virtual machines hosted on the server to provide desktop functionality. This solution called Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is targeted at An emerging model of desktop deployment that allows users to remotely access their desktops, thereby centrally managing data, applications, and operating systems. VDI is a rapidly evolving technology, and Windows 7 brings the latest enhancements to provide a better user experience by supporting multiple monitors and microphones. It also includes the ability to re-use a virtual machine image (VHD) to boot a physical computer. PS: Everyone on Earth knows virtualization. Are you an alien? Yue Lei teacher is working on MDOP's vegetable garden, don't you know? please click here.

7. Multilingual User Interface The language pack in Windows 7 Enterprise supports users in up to 36 different languages ​​through a single Windows image, eliminating the need to create separate languages ​​for each language used within the enterprise. Mirror. The language pack also supports multiple users sharing the same computer, even if they are using different languages. In Windows 7, language packs take up less memory, which reduces the size of the image and makes installation faster than previous versions of Windows. PS: The network management responsible for HOL environment deployment can get off work soon.

The above seven functions are not available in the professional version, but the flagship version will definitely have it.

Second, the flagship version is not designed to be deployed in an enterprise environment. The Ultimate Edition does not offer volume-licensed media, which means that businesses cannot build and deploy customized system images. At the same time, because the target audience for Windows 7 Ultimate is a retail end customer, the volume activation method does not apply to Windows 7 Ultimate, and the Enterprise Edition can be activated in volume. Any computer covered by Software Assurance (SA) for Windows clients can get Windows 7 Enterprise Edition for free when Windows 7 is released. Enterprises only need to have more than 5 computers to purchase Software Assurance, which means almost any Enterprises can get Windows 7 Enterprise Edition. Although the flagship version has the most features, there is reason to believe that the enterprise version is enough to cope with it.

Last PS: Although XP SP3 is really tempting, with virtualization, Windows Server 2008 is becoming more and more widely used, and the value of deploying the latest operating system will be multiplied. .

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