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RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service)

clients , Feature Enhancements from RAS to RRAS

Network Access Quarantine Control and, Other Enhancements

servers, Other Enhancements

RAID

choosing between hardware and software, Choosing Between Hardware and Software RAID

choosing levels, Choosing the RAID Level

data types and, Evaluating Data Types

using dynamic disks with hardware, Using Dynamic Disks with Hardware RAID

RAM, Evaluate Your Existing Hardware, Plan for Server Capacity

RAM specifications

Windows Server 2003, Determining RAM Specifications

Raster Device Drivers (RASDD), Windows NT 4.0 inbox drivers

ratings, security, Table 6.8: Security Ratings Used by Windows Update and Automatic Updates

Read & Execute permission, Determining the Level of Access That Users Require

read access

IIS 6.0 Migration Tool and, Verifying Connectivity Between the Source Server and the Target Server

Read permission, Determining the Level of Access That Users Require

Read share permission, Determining the Type of Permissions to Use

Read Web site permission, Table 6.6: Web Site Permissions That Are Supported by IIS 6.0

recovery plans, Develop a Recovery Plan, Important

recursive name resolution, No Internal DNS, DNS Provided by an ISP Only

recursive name resolution, DNS, Install Active Directory, Verify DNS Server Recursive Name Resolution, Perform Post-Upgrade Tests

Redircmp.exe tool, Creating and Linking a GPO to a Test OU

Redirusr.exe tool, Creating and Linking a GPO to a Test OU

registering DNS domain names , Select a DNS Domain Name

registry

backing up, Migrating the DHCP Service

changing settings for DHCP, Migrating the DHCP Service

Group Policy and, Group Policy Overview, Comparing Group Policy with System Policy, Administrative Templates

print server data, Backing up Print Server Settings

System Policy and, System Policy and Group Policy, Comparing Group Policy with System Policy, Distinguishing True Policies from Group Policy Preferences

true policies vs. Group Policy preferences, Distinguishing True Policies from Group Policy Preferences

registry.pol file, Administrative Templates

relative parent paths, ASP, Process for Migrating a Web Site from IIS 4.0 to IIS 6.0, Determining Whether ASP Pages Use Relative Parent Paths

remote access

IIS 6.0 Migration Tool and, Verifying Connectivity Between the Source Server and the Target Server

Remote Access Auto Connection Manager service, Table 6.1: Recommended Service Startup Types on a Dedicated Web Server

Remote Access Connection Manager service, Table 6.1: Recommended Service Startup Types on a Dedicated Web Server

remote access migration, Chapter 5: Migrating to Dial-up and VPN Remote Access Servers Running Windows Server 2003, Additional Resources

common tasks in RAS, RRAS, and Routing and Remote Access, Accessing RAS, RRAS, and Routing and Remote Access

configuring dial-up remote access servers, Configuring a Dial-up Remote Access Server, Configuring Encryption for a Dial-up Solution

configuring routing on VPN servers, Configuring Routing on a VPN Server

configuring VPN remote access servers, Configuring a VPN Remote Access Server, Configuring Packet Filters for a VPN Server

feature enhancements from RAS to RRAS, Feature Enhancements from RAS to RRAS

migrating to Routing and Remote Access, Migrating to Routing and Remote Access, Configuring Encryption for a Dial-up Solution

overview, Overview of Remote Access Migration, Accessing RAS, RRAS, and Routing and Remote Access

recording configuration settings, Migrating to Routing and Remote Access

resources, Additional Resources

Routing and Remote Access features, Changes in Features from RRAS to Routing and Remote Access, Feature Limitations

upgrading from RRAS to Routing and Remote Access, Upgrading from RRAS to Routing and Remote Access

remote access policies, Configuring a Dial-up Remote Access Server, Configuring Encryption for a Dial-up Solution

Remote Access Service

documenting, Document Servers and Services in Your Current Environment

migrating, Evaluate Your Existing Hardware, Server Role Assignment if All Windows NT 4.0 Domain Controllers Meet Hardware Requirements

server role, Overview of Planning the Migration

Remote Access Service (RAS), Chapter 5: Migrating to Dial-up and VPN Remote Access Servers Running Windows Server 2003

Active Directory upgrades and, Service Compatibility, Completing Pre-Upgrade Tasks

common tasks with RRAS and Routing and Remote Access, Accessing RAS, RRAS, and Routing and Remote Access

feature enhancements from, to RRAS, Feature Enhancements from RAS to RRAS

remote administration, Table 6.1: Recommended Service Startup Types on a Dedicated Web Server

administrative shares and, Determining Whether to Disable Administrative Shares

printer ports, Standard TCP/IP Port

security and, Ensuring the Physical Security of Each File Server

remote administration tools

shared printer access and, Using Printer Permissions to Control Access to Shared Printers

Remote Desktop for Administration, Install Active Directory, Install Active Directory on the Additional Domain Controllers

Remote Desktop Help Sessions Manager service, Table 6.1: Recommended Service Startup Types on a Dedicated Web Server

Remote Installation Services

Group Policy and, Group Policy Overview, Comparing Group Policy with System Policy

Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locater service, Table 6.1: Recommended Service Startup Types on a Dedicated Web Server

Remotely access Group Policy Results data permission, Using Group Policy Results to Determine Resultant Set of Policy

Removable Storage service, Table 6.1: Recommended Service Startup Types on a Dedicated Web Server

Repadmin.exe tool, Table 1.6: Active Directory Configuration Test Components

replication

Active Directory, Table 1.6: Active Directory Configuration Test Components

new user object, Table 1.7: Active Directory Functionality Test Components

replication, Active Directory, Creating and Linking a GPO to a Test OU

reports , Group Policy, Using Group Policy Results to Determine Resultant Set of Policy

resource access, testing, Table 1.7: Active Directory Functionality Test Components

Resource Kit, Choosing Between Hardware and Software RAID

disk management, Choosing Between Hardware and Software RAID

file and print servers, Additional Resources

Group Policy, Using Group Policy

IIS logs, Enabling IIS Logging

installing Active Directory, Install Active Directory on the Additional Domain Controllers

maintaining Web site security, Enhancing and Maintaining Web Site Security After Migration, Maintaining Web Site Security

security and remote administration, Ensuring the Physical Security of Each File Server

security management, Reviewing Security Policies, Processes, and Procedures

Windows Time Service, Configure the Windows Time Service

Resource Kit tools

DHCPExcim.exe, Exporting DHCP Settings

Permcopy.exe, Migrating Your Data

PrnAdmin tool, Planning a Print Server Deployment

resource records

secure dynamic updates and, Configuring Dynamic Update and Secure Dynamic Update

resource records (RRs), stale, Enable Aging and Scavenging for DNS

resources

Active Directory, Chapter 3: Upgrading and Migrating WINS and DHCP Servers to Windows Server 2003, Overview of WINS and DHCP Migration

file server and print server migration, Additional Resources

Group Policy, Additional Resources

migration planning, Additional Resources, Related Information

remote access migration, Additional Resources

upgrading to Active Directory, Additional Resources

Web site migration, Chapter 6: Migrating Web Sites from IIS 4.0 to IIS 6.0, Additional Resources

WINS and DHCP migration, Additional Resources

restorations

backup and restore migration method, Migrating Your Data

file service upgrades and, Completing Pre-Upgrade Tasks

GPOs, Group Policy Management Console (GPMC)

print server settings, Restoring print server settings

recover plans, Develop a Recovery Plan, Important

sizing volumes and times for, Determining Maximum Volume Size

times, Planning Storage for Each Server Configuration

Web server, from backup files, Backing Up the Target Server

Resultant Set of Policy (RSoP), Group Policy Management Console (GPMC), Verifying That Your GPO Works, Using Group Policy Results to Determine Resultant Set of Policy

risks

data migration, Identifying Migration Risks

roles

file server and print server, Configuring the New File Server

roles, FrontPage, Process for Migrating a Web Site from IIS 4.0 to IIS 6.0, Configuring Additional Web Site Properties, Migrating FrontPage Users and Roles

roles, server., see server roles

rollback servers, Develop a Recovery Plan

backing up, Back Up Domain Data

example, Evaluate Your Existing Hardware

redeploying, Complete the Upgrade

selecting, Develop a Recovery Plan

server role, Domain Controller Roles

root folder, Process for Migrating a Web Site from IIS 4.0 to IIS 6.0

root hints, No Internal DNS, DNS Provided by an ISP Only, Install Active Directory

Routemon command-line tool, Feature Enhancements from RAS to RRAS

router-to-router connections, PPTP support for, Feature Enhancements from RAS to RRAS

routing

configuring, on VPN remote access server, Configuring Routing on a VPN Server

recording settings, Table 5.2: Worksheet to Record Routing Settings_ ( continued )

Routing and RAS Admin program, Feature Enhancements from RAS to RRAS

Routing and Remote Access, Chapter 5: Migrating to Dial-up and VPN Remote Access Servers Running Windows Server 2003

common tasks with RAS and RRAS, Accessing RAS, RRAS, and Routing and Remote Access

configuring VPN remote access server, Configuring a VPN Remote Access Server, Configuring Packet Filters for a VPN Server

feature changes from RRAS to, Changes in Features from RRAS to Routing and Remote Access, Feature Limitations

feature enhancements, Changes in Features from RRAS to Routing and Remote Access, Other Enhancements

feature limitations, Feature Limitations

migrating to, Migrating to Routing and Remote Access, Configuring Encryption for a Dial-up Solution

new features, Changes in Features from RRAS to Routing and Remote Access

recording configuration settings, Migrating to Routing and Remote Access

small business enhancements, Enhancements for Small Businesses

upgrading from RRAS to, Upgrading from RRAS to Routing and Remote Access

Routing and Remote Access Server Setup Wizard, Other Enhancements, Configuring the Server as a VPN Remote Access Server, Configuring Packet Filters for a VPN Server, Configuring a Dial-up Remote Access Server

Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS), Chapter 5: Migrating to Dial-up and VPN Remote Access Servers Running Windows Server 2003

common tasks with RAS and Routing and Remote Access, Accessing RAS, RRAS, and Routing and Remote Access

feature changes from, to Routing and Remote Access, Changes in Features from RRAS to Routing and Remote Access, Feature Limitations

feature enhancements from RAS to, Feature Enhancements from RAS to RRAS

migrating, for Active Directory upgrades, Completing Pre-Upgrade Tasks

upgrading to Routing and Remote Access from, Upgrading from RRAS to Routing and Remote Access

Routing and Remote Access Setup Wizard, Other Enhancements

Routing and Remote Access snap-in, Changes in Features from RRAS to Routing and Remote Access, Configuring the Server as a VPN Remote Access Server, Configuring Packet Filters for a VPN Server, Configuring a Dial-up Remote Access Server, Configuring a Connection to the Intranet

Routing Information Protocol (RIP), Feature Enhancements from RAS to RRAS, Feature Limitations, Configuring Routing on a VPN Server

routing protocols

RRAS, Feature Enhancements from RAS to RRAS

RSoP snap-in, Group Policy Management Console (GPMC)

Run menu, GPO setting to disable, Configuring the Disable the Run menu GPO Setting