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Learning Windows Server 2003
By Jonathan Hassell
Publisher	: O'Reilly
Pub Date	: December 2004
ISBN	: 0-596-00624-1
Pages	: 671

		Copyright
		Preface
			Audience
			Organization and Structure
			Conventions Used in This Book
			Using Code Examples
			We'd Like to Hear from You
			Acknowledgments
		Chapter 1.  Introducing Windows Server 2003
			Section 1.1.  Changes in This Release
			Section 1.2.  Windows Server 2003 Editions
			Section 1.3.  Hardware Requirements
			Section 1.4.  Assessing the Release
		Chapter 2.  Installation and Deployment
			Section 2.1.  Preparing to Install Windows Server 2003
			Section 2.2.  Choosing Windows Components
			Section 2.3.  Installing Windows Server 2003
			Section 2.4.  Upgrading Previous and Existing Installations
			Section 2.5.  Troubleshooting an Installation
			Section 2.6.  Running an Unattended Installation
		Chapter 3.  File and Print Services
			Section 3.1.  New File and Print Server Features
			Section 3.2.  Setting Up File Sharing Services
			Section 3.3.  NTFS File and Folder Permissions
			Section 3.4.  Limiting Use of Disk Space with Quotas
			Section 3.5.  Using Offline Files and Folders
			Section 3.6.  Using Shadow Copies
			Section 3.7.  Backing Up Your Machines
			Section 3.8.  Using the Encrypting File System
			Section 3.9.  The Distributed File System
			Section 3.10.  Understanding Print Sharing Services
		Chapter 4.  Domain Name System
			Section 4.1.  Nuts and Bolts
			Section 4.2.  Zones Versus Domains
			Section 4.3.  Resource Records
			Section 4.4.  Using Primary and Secondary Nameservers
			Section 4.5.  Building a Nameserver
			Section 4.6.  Subdomains and Delegation
			Section 4.7.  Dynamic DNS
			Section 4.8.  Active Directory-Integrated Zones
			Section 4.9.  Forwarding
			Section 4.10.  The Split DNS Architecture
			Section 4.11.  Backup and Recovery
			Section 4.12.  Next Steps
		Chapter 5.  Active Directory
			Section 5.1.  Active Directory Objects and Concepts
			Section 5.2.  Building an Active Directory Structure
			Section 5.3.  Understanding Operations Master Roles
			Section 5.4.  Understanding Directory Replication
			Section 5.5.  Migrating to Active Directory in Windows Server 2003
			Section 5.6.  Active Directory Maintenance
			Section 5.7.  Conclusion
		Chapter 6.  Group Policy and IntelliMirror
			Section 6.1.  An Introduction to Group Policy
			Section 6.2.  Group Policy Implementation
			Section 6.3.  Group Policy Management Tools
			Section 6.4.  Local Group Policy
			Section 6.5.  Domain Group Policy
			Section 6.6.  Deployment Considerations
			Section 6.7.  Troubleshooting Group Policy
			Section 6.8.  Conclusion
		Chapter 7.  Windows Security and Patch Management
			Section 7.1.  Understanding Security Considerations
			Section 7.2.  Creating and Enforcing Security Policies
			Section 7.3.  Locking Down Windows
			Section 7.4.  Using Auditing and the Event Log
			Section 7.5.  About Software Update Services
		Chapter 8.  Internet Information Services
			Section 8.1.  IIS Architecture
			Section 8.2.  IIS Components
			Section 8.3.  What's New in IIS 6
			Section 8.4.  Installing IIS
			Section 8.5.  Managing Web Services
			Section 8.6.  File Transfer Protocol Services
			Section 8.7.  SMTP Services
			Section 8.8.  The POP3 Server
			Section 8.9.  Network News Services
			Section 8.10.  Backing Up Your IIS Configuration
			Section 8.11.  Automating IIS Administration
			Section 8.12.  Securing it All
		Chapter 9.  .NET Framework
			Section 9.1.  What Is .NET?
			Section 9.2.  What's New in .NET
			Section 9.3.  Application Types
			Section 9.4.  XML-Based Configuration
			Section 9.5.  Security
			Section 9.6.  Assemblies
			Section 9.7.  Deployment Models
			Section 9.8.  Diagnostics
			Section 9.9.  Management Tools
			Section 9.10.  Reference
		Chapter 10.  Windows Terminal Services
			Section 10.1.  The Remote Desktop Protocol
			Section 10.2.  Requirements for Terminal Services
			Section 10.3.  Adding the Terminal Server Role
			Section 10.4.  Enabling Remote Desktop
			Section 10.5.  On the User's Side
			Section 10.6.  Installing an Application
			Section 10.7.  Configuring Terminal Services Licensing
			Section 10.8.  Terminal Services Administration
			Section 10.9.  Command-Line Management
		Chapter 11.  Communications and Networking
			Section 11.1.  Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
			Section 11.2.  Virtual Private Networks
			Section 11.3.  IP Security
			Section 11.4.  Network Access Quarantine Control
			Section 11.5.  Conclusion
		Chapter 12.  Clustering Technologies
			Section 12.1.  Network Load-Balancing Clusters
			Section 12.2.  True Server Clusters
			Section 12.3.  Conclusion
		Chapter 13.  Other Windows Server 2003 Services
			Section 13.1.  The Indexing Service
			Section 13.2.  The Microsoft Message Queue
			Section 13.3.  Feature Packs and Add-Ons
		Appendix A.  The Future of Windows Server 2003
			Section A.1.  Service Pack 1
			Section A.2.  Windows Server 2003 "R2"
		Colophon
		Index