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Chapter 2: Automating and Customizing Installations

Figure 2-1: Network share folder structure
Figure 2-2: Distribution folder structure

Chapter 3: Multilingual Solutions for Global Business

Figure 3-1: On-Screen Keyboard for French

Chapter 7: Supporting Mobile Users

Figure 7-1: 802.11 architecture
Figure 7-2: 802.11 Media access control frame format
Figure 7-3: 802.1x authentication

Chapter 8: Configuring Remote Desktop

Figure 8-1: How Remote Desktop works
Figure 8-2: Adding users to the Remote Desktop Users group
Figure 8-3: Downloading and using Remote Desktop Web Connection client
Figure 8-4: Remote Desktop Connection interface

Chapter 9: Managing Devices

Figure 9-1: System devices in Device Manager
Figure 9-2: USB tiered topology
Figure 9-3: Components of WIA architecture

Chapter 10: Managing Digital Media

Figure 10-1: Windows XP Professional software DVD decoding architecture
Figure 10-2: Windows XP Professional hardware DVD decoding architecture

Chapter 11: Enabling Printing and Faxing

Figure 11-1: Advanced tab in a printer properties dialog box
Figure 11-2: Printing process
Figure 11-3: Internet printing process
Figure 11-4: Fax (Local) Properties dialog box
Figure 11-5: User Information in the Fax Properties dialog box

Chapter 12: Disk Management

Figure 12-1: How Disk Management displays GPT and MBR disks in an Itanium-based computer
Figure 12-2: How Disk Management identifies separate system, boot, and paging file volumes for an x86-based computer
Figure 12-3: Foreign Disk Volumes dialog box
Figure 12-4: Partition layout on basic and dynamic GPT disks
Figure 12-5: Configuring Run Once in Windows Setup Manager

Chapter 13: File Systems

Figure 13-1: Advanced Security Settings dialog box
Figure 13-2: Effective Permissions tab
Figure 13-3: Quota tab
Figure 13-4: Quota Entries window
Figure 13-5: The Disk Quota dialog box
Figure 13-6: Moving an uncompressed file to a compressed folder
Figure 13-7: Moving a compressed file to an uncompressed folder
Figure 13-8: Copying a compressed file to an uncompressed folder
Figure 13-9: Copying a file to a folder that contains a file of the same name
Figure 13-10: A mounted drive in My Documents
Figure 13-11: Sparse data storage
Figure 13-12: Properties of a sparse file
Figure 13-13: Unnamed and named streams for Streamexample.doc
Figure 13-14: Creating alternate data streams by using the Summary tab
Figure 13-15: Message that confirms loss of named data streams
Figure 13-16: MFT record for a small file or folder
Figure 13-17: Organization of a FAT16 volume
Figure 13-18: Files on a FAT volume
Figure 13-19: Long file name on a FAT volume

Chapter 14: Backup and Restore

Figure 14-1: Removable media with and without Removable Storage

Chapter 15: Logon and Authentication

Figure 15-1: Components involved in interactive logon
Figure 15-2: RunAs dialog box
Figure 15-3: NTLM logon process
Figure 15-4: Logon process using the Kerberos V5 authentication protocol
Figure 15-5: Group Policy snap-in
Figure 15-6: Typical security event message

Chapter 16: Authorization and Access Control

Figure 16-1: Validating a request for access
Figure 16-2: Security Properties page for a Windows folder
Figure 16-3: Advanced Security Settings for a Windows folder
Figure 16-4: Effective Permissions tab
Figure 16-5: ACE for the Windows folder
Figure 16-6: Owner tab
Figure 16-7: Local Security Settings snap-in
Figure 16-8: Security Templates snap-in with the default templates
Figure 16-9: Auditing tab
Figure 16-10: Opening a Security Configuration and Analysis database
Figure 16-11: Progress dialog for Security Configuration and Analysis

Chapter 17: Encrypting File System

Figure 17-1: EFS architecture
Figure 17-2: Structure of an encrypted data file
Figure 17-3: Encrypting a file with EFS
Figure 17-4: Decrypting a file for a user
Figure 17-5: Certificates snap-in and EFS certificate
Figure 17-6: Certificates snap-in
Figure 17-7: Sharing an encrypted file
Figure 17-8: Decrypting a file for a data recovery agent

Chapter 18: Implementing TCP/IP Security

Figure 18-1: Three-way TCP handshake
Figure 18-2: Services tab of ICF
Figure 18-3: AH modifications to an IP packet
Figure 18-4: ESP modifications to an IP packet
Figure 18-5: IPSec filter actions
Figure 18-6: Main mode and quick mode negotiation
Figure 18-7: Using IPSecmon in Windows 2000
Figure 18-8: Using IP Security Monitor MMC snap-in in Windows XP

Chapter 19: Securing Mobile Computers

Figure 19-1: Advanced wireless network connection properties
Figure 19-2: Configuring 802.1x authentication for wireless connections in Windows XP

Chapter 20: Connecting Clients to Windows Networks

Figure 20-1: Peer-to-peer network
Figure 20-2: Domain-based network
Figure 20-3: Windows 2000 domain hierarchy
Figure 20-4: Configure protocol binding order
Figure 20-5: User Configuration in Group Policy
Figure 20-6: Typical event log entry

Chapter 21: Configuring TCP/IP

Figure 21-1: IP packet routing
Figure 21-2: Host using RIP listening
Figure 21-3: Establishing an IPSec session
Figure 21-4: Multihomed Windows XP Professional based computer connected to two separate subnets

Chapter 22: Configuring IP Addressing and Name Resolution

Figure 22-1: The DHCP lease process
Figure 22-2: Advanced TCP/IP Settings dialog box
Figure 22-3: TCP/IP Gateway Address dialog box
Figure 22-4: Overview of name resolution
Figure 22-5: Computer Name tab
Figure 22-6: DNS name resolution, part 1
Figure 22-7: DNS name resolution, part 2
Figure 22-8: Advanced TCP/IP Settings DNS tab
Figure 22-9: Querying the DNS server, part 1
Figure 22-10: Querying the DNS server, part 2
Figure 22-11: Querying the DNS server, part 3
Figure 22-12: Name resolution for a multihomed client
Figure 22-13: Dynamic update for multihomed clients
Figure 22-14: NetBIOS name-resolution flowchart, part 1
Figure 22-15: NetBIOS name-resolution flowchart, part 2
Figure 22-16: WINS tab of the Advanced TCP/IP Settings dialog box

Chapter 23: Connecting Remote Offices

Figure 23-1: Connectivity with Ethernet PVC
Figure 23-2: L2TP tunneling
Figure 23-3: New Connection Wizard
Figure 23-4: Authentication tab on the Local Area Connection Properties sheet
Figure 23-5: Smart Card or other Certificate Properties dialog box
Figure 23-6: Initial configuration of a branch office
Figure 23-7: Internet Connection Sharing using an analog modem or ISDN connection
Figure 23-8: Internet Connection Sharing using a DSL or cable modem connection
Figure 23-9: Connect a remote office client to the corporate network using a PPTP-based VPN connection

Chapter 24: Configuring Telephony and Conferencing

Figure 24-1: H.323 gateway
Figure 24-2: Client/server telephony using PBX
Figure 24-3: TAPI architecture
Figure 24-4: Phone and Modem Options dialog box
Figure 24-5: Edit Location dialog box
Figure 24-6: Client/server TAPI architecture
Figure 24-7: Configure H.323 Service Provider dialog box

Chapter 25: Troubleshooting Concepts and Strategies

Figure 25-1: Troubleshooting Model
Figure 25-2: Motherboard firmware revision in System Information
Figure 25-3: Non-ACPI computer in Device Manager
Figure 25-4: ACPI-compliant computer in Device Manager

Chapter 26: Troubleshooting Disks and File Systems

Figure 26-1: Chkdsk message in the system log in Event Viewer
Figure 26-2: The Disk Defragmenter snap-in
Figure 26-3: Online status and Healthy status
Figure 26-4: Online (Errors) and Healthy (At Risk) error conditions
Figure 26-5: Interpreting data in the partition table
Figure 26-6: Detail of a basic disk with four partitions
Figure 26-7: Detail of an extended partition on a basic disk
Figure 26-8: Partition structures on a GPT disk

Chapter 27: Troubleshooting Startup

Figure 27-1: Startup options when your system cannot start
Figure 27-2: Task Manager
Figure 27-3: Services snap-in
Figure 27-4: Example of a startup menu for multiple-boot systems
Figure 27-5: Using Device Manager to determine ACPI functionality

Appendix C: Common Stop Messages for Troubleshooting

Figure C-1: Stop message
Figure C-2: Error reporting options

Appendix D: Tools for Troubleshooting

Figure D-1: Startup recovery menu
Figure D-2: System Configuration Utility

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