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Physical and virtual machines benefit from greater time accuracy due to improvements in the Win32 Time and Hyper-V Time Synchronization Services. Windows Server can now host services that are compliant with upcoming regulations that require a 1ms accuracy regarding UTC.

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Hyper-V network virtualization (HNV) is a fundamental building block of Microsoft's updated Software Defined Networking (SDN) solution and is fully integrated into the SDN stack. Windows Server 2016 includes the following changes for Hyper-V:

Windows Server 2016 now includes a programmable Hyper-V switch. Microsoft's Network Controller pushes HNV policies down to a Host Agent running on each host using the Open vSwitch Database Management Protocol (OVSDB) as the SouthBound Interface (SBI). The Host Agent stores this policy using a customization of the VTEP schema and programs complex flow rules into a performant flow engine in the Hyper-V switch. The flow engine in the Hyper-V switch is the same one that Azure uses. The entire SDN stack up through the Network Controller and Network Resource provider is also consistent with Azure, making its performance comparable to the Azure public cloud. Within Microsoft's flow engine, the Hyper-V switch is equipped to handle both stateless and stateful flow rules through a simple match action mechanism that defines how packets should be processed within the switch.

HNV now supports Virtual eXtensible Local Area Network (VXLAN) protocol encapsulation. HNV uses the VXLAN protocol in MAC distribution mode through the Microsoft Network Controller to map tenant overly network IP addresses to the physical underlay network IP addresses. The NVGRE and VXLAN Task Offloads support third-party drivers for improved performance.

Windows Server 2016 includes a software load balancer (SLB) with full support for virtual network traffic and seamless interaction with HNV. The performant flow engine implements the SLB in the data plane v-Switch, then the Network Controller controls it for Virtual IP (VIP) or Dynamic IP (DIP) mappings.

HNV implements correct L2 Ethernet headers to ensure interoperability with third-party virtual and physical appliances that depend on industry-standard protocols. Microsoft ensures that all transmitted packets have compliant values in all fields to guarantee interoperability. HNV requires support for Jumbo Frames (MTU > 1780) in the physical L2 network to account for packet overhead introduced by encapsulation protocols such as NVGRE and VXLAN. Jumbo Frame support ensures that guest Virtual Machines attached to an HNV Virtual Network maintain a 1514 MTU.

Windows Container support adds performance improvements, simplified network management, and support for Windows containers on Windows 10. For more information, see Containers: Docker, Windows, and Trends.

What's New in Nano Server. Nano Server now has an updated module for building Nano Server images, including more separation of physical host and guest virtual machine functionality and support for different Windows Server editions.

Windows Server 2016 provides a new Hyper-V-based Shielded Virtual Machine to protect any Generation 2 virtual machine from a compromised fabric. Among the features introduced in Windows Server 2016 are the following:

A new Encryption Supported mode that offers more protections than for an ordinary virtual machine, but less than Shielded mode, while still supporting vTPM, disk encryption, Live Migration traffic encryption, and other features, including direct fabric administration conveniences such as virtual machine console connections and PowerShell Direct.

Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager can now view the fabrics upon which a shielded virtual is authorized to run, providing a way for the fabric administrator to open a shielded virtual machine's key protector (KP) and view the fabrics it's permitted to run on.

A recovery environment that offers a means to securely troubleshoot and repair shielded virtual machines within the fabric in which they normally run while offering the same level of protection as the shielded virtual machine itself.

New features in Identity improve the ability for organizations to secure Active Directory environments and help them migrate to cloud-only deployments and hybrid deployments, where some applications and services are hosted in the cloud and others are hosted on premises.

Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) in Windows Server 2016 increases support for TPM key attestation: You can now use Smart Card KSP for key attestation, and devices that aren't joined to the domain can now use NDES enrollment to get certificates that can be attested for keys being in a TPM.

Privileged access management (PAM) helps mitigate security concerns in Active Directory environments caused by credential theft techniques, such as pass-the-hash, spear phishing, and so on. You can configure this new administrative access solution using Microsoft Identity Manager (MIM), and it introduces the following features:

The bastion Active Directory forest, provisioned by MIM, has a special PAM trust with an existing forest. Bastion forests are a new type of Active Directory environment that's free of malicious activity due to being isolated from existing forests and only allowing access to privileged accounts.

New shadow security principals, or groups, provisioned in the bastion forest by MIM in response to administrative privilege requests. The shadow security groups have an attribute that references the SID of an administrative group in an existing forest. This allows the shadow group to access resources in existing forests without changing any access control lists (ACLs).

An expiring links feature, which enables limited time memberships to a shadow group. You can add users to the group for a set amount of time that allows them to perform administrative tasks. The limited time membership is configured by a time-to-live (TTL) value that's propagated to Kerberos ticket lifetime.

Expiring links are available on all linked attributes. However, only the member/memberOF linked attribute relationship between a group and a user comes preconfigured with PAM to use the expiring links feature.

Built-in Kerberos Domain Controller (KDC) enhancements allow Active Directory domain controllers to restrict Kerberos ticket lifetimes to the lowest possible TTL value when users have multiple limited-time memberships to administrative groups. For example, if you're a member of time-bound group A, then when you sign on, the Kerberos ticket-granting ticket (TGT) lifetime is equal to how much time you have left in group A. If you also join time-bound group B, which has a lower TTL than group A, then your TGT lifetime is equal to how much time you have left in group B.

Modern Settings are now available on corporate-owned Windows devices. You no longer need a personal Microsoft account to use core Windows capabilities, and they new run using existing user work accounts to ensure compliance. These services work on PCs joined to an on-premises Windows domain and devices joined to Microsoft Entra. These settings include:

On BYOD devices, add a work account from an on-premises domain or Azure AD to a personally owned device. You can use SSO to access work resources through apps or on the web while remaining compliant with new features such as Conditional Account Control and Device Health attestation.

Windows Hello for Business is a key-based authentication approach for organizations and consumers that goes beyond passwords. This form of authentication relies on credentials that are resistant to breaches, theft, and phishing.

The user signs in to the device with a biometric or PIN linked to a certificate or an asymmetrical key pair. The Identity Providers (IDPs) validate the user by mapping the public key of the user to IDLocker and provides log on information through One Time Password (OTP), by phone, or a different notification mechanism.

Although File Replication Service (FRS) and the Windows Server 2003 functional levels were deprecated in previous versions of Windows Server, we would like to remind you that AD DS no longer supports Windows Server 2003. You should remove any domain controller that runs Windows Server 2003 from the domain. You should also raise the domain and forest functional level to at least Windows Server 2008.

At the Windows Server 2008 and higher domain functional levels, AD DS uses Distributed File Service (DFS) Replication to replicate SYSVOL folder contents between domain controllers. If you create a new domain at the Windows Server 2008 domain functional level or higher, DFS Replication automatically replicates the SYSVOL folder. If you created the domain at a lower functional level, you must migrate from using FRS to DFS replication for the SYSVOL folder. For more detailed migration steps, see Install, upgrade, or migrate to Windows Server.

Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) in Windows Server 2016 includes new features that enable you to configure AD FS to authenticate users stored in Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) directories.

The latest version of Web Application Proxy focuses on new features that enable publishing and pre-authentication for more applications and improved user experience. Check out the full list of new features that includes pre-authentication for rich client apps such as Exchange ActiveSync and wildcard domains for easier publishing of SharePoint apps. For more information, see Web Application Proxy in Windows Server 2016.

Windows PowerShell 5.1 includes significant new features, including support for developing with classes and new security features that extend its use, improve its usability, and allow you to control and manage Windows-based environments more easily and comprehensively. See New Scenarios and Features in WMF 5.1 for details.

New additions for Windows Server 2016 include: the ability to run PowerShell.exe locally on Nano Server (no longer remote only), new Local Users & Groups cmdlets to replace the GUI, added PowerShell debugging support, and added support in Nano Server for security logging & transcription and JEA.