Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Administrator[ap]s Pocket Consultant
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Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Administrator[ap]s Pocket Consultant
ISBN: 735622450
EAN: N/A
EAN: N/A
Year: 2003
Pages: 141
Pages: 141
- Main Page
- Table of content
- Copyright
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Who Is This Book For?
- How Is This Book Organized?
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Support
- Part I: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Administration Fundamentals
- Chapter 1. Overview of Microsoft Windows Server 2003 System Administration
- Microsoft Windows Server 2003
- Using Control Panel Utilities
- Using Graphical Administrative Tools
- Using Command-Line Utilities
- Chapter 2. Managing Servers Running Microsoft Windows Server 2003
- Managing Networked Systems
- Managing System Environments, Profiles, and Properties
- Managing Hardware Devices and Drivers
- Chapter 3. Monitoring Processes, Services, and Events
- Managing Applications, Processes, and Performance
- Managing System Services
- Event Logging and Viewing
- Monitoring Server Performance and Activity
- Viewing and Replaying Performance Logs
- Configuring Alerts for Performance Counters
- Running Scripts as Actions
- Tuning System Performance
- Chapter 4. Automating Administrative Tasks, Policies, and Procedures
- Group Policy Management
- Working with Group Policies
- User and Computer Script Management
- Applying Security Policy Through Templates
- Scheduling Tasks
- Chapter 5. Working with Support Services and Remote Desktop
- Introducing Support Services
- Working with the Automated Help System
- Understanding and Using Automatic Updates
- Managing Remote Access to Servers
- Configuring Windows Time
- Part II: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Directory Service Administration
- Chapter 6. Using Active Directory
- Introducing Active Directory
- Working with Domain Structures
- Working with Active Directory Domains
- Understanding the Directory Structure
- Chapter 7. Core Active Directory Administration
- Tools for Managing Active Directory
- Using the Active Directory Users And Computers Tool
- Managing Domain Controllers, Roles, and Catalogs
- Managing Organizational Units
- Chapter 8. Understanding User and Group Accounts
- The Windows Server 2003 Security Model
- Differences Between User and Group Accounts
- Default User Accounts and Groups
- Account Capabilities
- Using Default Group Accounts
- Chapter 9. Creating User and Group Accounts
- User Account Setup and Organization
- Configuring Account Policies
- Configuring User Rights Policies
- Adding a User Account
- Adding a Group Account
- Handling Global Group Membership
- Chapter 10. Managing Existing User and Group Accounts
- Managing User Contact Information
- Configuring the User s Environment Settings
- Setting Account Options and Restrictions
- Managing User Profiles
- Updating User and Group Accounts
- Managing Multiple User Accounts
- Troubleshooting Logon Problems
- Setting Advanced Active Directory Permissions
- Part III: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Data Administration
- Chapter 11. Managing File Systems and Drives
- Adding Hard Disk Drives
- Working with Basic and Dynamic Disks
- Using Basic Disks and Partitions
- Managing Existing Partitions and Drives
- Chapter 12. Administering Volume Sets and RAID Arrays
- Using Volumes and Volume Sets
- Improved Performance and Fault Tolerance with RAIDs
- Implementing RAID on Windows Server 2003
- Managing RAIDs and Recovering from Failures
- Chapter 13. Managing Files and Folders
- Windows Server 2003 File Structures
- Quick Tips for Managing Files, Folders, and Disk Drives
- Chapter 14. Data Sharing, Security, and Auditing
- Sharing Folders on Local and Remote Systems
- Managing Share Permissions
- Managing Existing Shares
- Using Shadow Copies
- Connecting to Network Drives
- Object Management, Ownership, and Inheritance
- File and Folder Permissions
- Auditing System Resources
- Using, Configuring, and Managing Disk Quotas
- Chapter 15. Data Backup and Recovery
- Creating a Backup and Recovery Plan
- Selecting Backup Devices and Media
- Backing Up Your Data
- Managing Encryption Recovery Policy
- Backing Up and Restoring Encrypted Data and Certificates
- Disaster Recovery and Preparation
- Managing Media Pools
- Managing Work Queues, Requests, and Operators
- Part IV: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Administration
- Chapter 16. Managing TCPIP Networking
- Installing TCPIP Networking
- Configuring TCPIP Networking
- Configuring Additional Networking Components
- Managing Network Connections
- Troubleshooting and Testing Network Settings
- Chapter 17. Administering Network Printers and Print Services
- Troubleshooting Printer Problems
- Installing Printers
- Configuring Printer Properties
- Configuring Print Server Properties
- Managing Print Jobs on Local and Remote Printers
- Chapter 18. Running DHCP Clients and Servers
- Understanding DHCP
- Installing a DHCP Server
- Configuring DHCP Servers
- Managing DHCP Scopes
- Managing the Address Pool, Leases, and Reservations
- Backing Up and Restoring the DHCP Database
- Chapter 19. Maintaining WINS
- Understanding WINS and NetBIOS Over TCPIP
- Using the WINS Console
- Configuring WINS Servers
- Configuring WINS Database Replication
- Managing the WINS Database
- Chapter 20. Optimizing DNS
- Understanding DNS
- Installing DNS Servers
- Managing DNS Servers
- Managing DNS Records
- Updating Zone Properties and the SOA Record
- Managing DNS Server Configuration and Security
- Appendix About the Author
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Administrator[ap]s Pocket Consultant
ISBN: 735622450
EAN: N/A
EAN: N/A
Year: 2003
Pages: 141
Pages: 141
- Chapter III Two Models of Online Patronage: Why Do Consumers Shop on the Internet?
- Chapter V Consumer Complaint Behavior in the Online Environment
- Chapter VII Objective and Perceived Complexity and Their Impacts on Internet Communication
- Chapter XIII Shopping Agent Web Sites: A Comparative Shopping Environment
- Chapter XVI Turning Web Surfers into Loyal Customers: Cognitive Lock-In Through Interface Design and Web Site Usability