Learning Windows Server 2003
Learning Windows Server 2003
ISBN: 0596101236
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 171
Pages: 171
Authors: Jonathan Hassell
- Learning Windows Server 2003, 2nd Edition
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Preface
- Audience
- Organization and Structure
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Using Code Examples
- We d Like to Hear from You
- Safari Enabled
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Introducing Windows Server 2003
- Section 1.1. Changes from Windows 2000 Server
- Section 1.2. What Service Pack 1 Adds
- Section 1.3. What R2 Adds
- Section 1.4. Windows Server 2003 Editions
- Section 1.5. Hardware Requirements
- Section 1.6. The Last Word: Assessing the Release
- Chapter 2. Installation and Deployment
- Section 2.1. Preparing to Install Windows Server 2003
- Section 2.2. Installing Windows Server 2003
- Section 2.3. Upgrading Previous and Existing Installations
- Section 2.4. Installing the R2 Components
- Section 2.5. Troubleshooting an Installation
- Section 2.6. Running an Unattended Installation
- Section 2.7. The Last Word
- Chapter 3. File, Print, and User 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. The File Server Resource Manager
- Section 3.6. Using Offline Files and Folders
- Section 3.7. Using Shadow Copies
- Section 3.8. Backing Up Your Machines
- Section 3.9. Using the Encrypting File System
- Section 3.10. The Distributed File System
- Section 3.11. Understanding Print Sharing Services
- Section 3.12. Roaming User Profiles
- Section 3.13. Command Line Utilities
- Section 3.14. The Last Word
- 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. Command-Line Utilities
- Section 4.13. The Last Word
- 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 Federation Services
- Section 5.7. Active Directory Troubleshooting and Maintenance
- Section 5.8. Conclusion
- Chapter 6. Group Policy and IntelliMirror
- Section 6.1. An Introduction to Group Policy
- Section 6.2. Group Policy Implementation
- Section 6.3. Local Group Policy
- Section 6.4. Domain Group Policy
- Section 6.5. Deployment Considerations
- Section 6.6. Troubleshooting Group Policy
- Section 6.7. Other Group Policy Management Tools
- Section 6.8. Command-Line Utilities
- Section 6.9. The Last Word
- Chapter 7. Windows Security and Patch Management
- Section 7.1. Understanding Security Considerations
- Section 7.2. Enhancements to Security in Service Pack 1
- Section 7.3. Creating and Enforcing Security Policies
- Section 7.4. Locking Down Windows
- Section 7.5. Using Auditing and the Event Log
- Section 7.6. Windows Server Update Services
- Section 7.7. Command-Line Utilities
- Section 7.8. The Last Word
- 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. Remote Administration
- Section 8.12. Securing It All
- Section 8.13. Command-Line Utilities
- Section 8.14. The Last Word
- 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
- Section 9.11. The Last Word
- 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 Utilities
- Section 10.10. The Last Word
- Chapter 11. Communications and Networking
- Section 11.1. Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
- Section 11.2. Virtual Private Networks
- Section 11.3. Certificate Services
- Section 11.4. IP Security
- Section 11.5. Network Access Quarantine Control
- Section 11.6. The Last Word
- Chapter 12. Clustering Technologies
- Section 12.1. Network Load-Balancing Clusters
- Section 12.2. Server Clustering
- Section 12.3. Command-Line Utilities
- Section 12.4. The Last Word
- Chapter 13. Other Windows Server 2003 Services
- Section 13.1. The Indexing Service
- Section 13.2. The Microsoft Message Queue
- Section 13.3. Extending Functionality
- Section 13.4. The Last Word
- Appendix A. The Future of Windows Server
- Section A.1. General Notes
- Section A.2. The Feature Roster
- Section A.3. Current Progress
- About the Author
- Colophon
- Index
- A
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- C
- D
- E
- F
- G
- H
- I
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- L
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Learning Windows Server 2003
ISBN: 0596101236
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 171
Pages: 171
Authors: Jonathan Hassell
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