Summary
Whether you just want to get a handle on what's new in Windows 2000 Server or are responsible for migrating from Windows NT to Windows 2000, this book's got your system administration needs covered. With this guide's extensive coverage of Active Directory, you'll find out how to manage users, groups, servers, and network security. Use this expert advice to optimize and manage your file-sharing effectively and take advantage of this operating system's revolutionary Web-enhanced technologies.
Author Biography
About the Authors Jeffrey R. Shapiro is the author of Computer Telephony Strategies (IDG Books Worldwide) and has authored and contributed to several books on Windows NT, software engineering, networking, and so on. He has written numerous features for magazines such as Call Center, Computer Telephony, and NetworkWorld, and he is also the editor and publisher of the newsletter, CRM Review. A consulting engineer for more than 13 years, Jeffrey has worked with hundreds of companies such as Microsoft, Novell, and IBM, a number of public institutions, and several governments. Jim Boyce is the author or co-author of more than 40 books on computer software, hardware, programming (VB), and system administration. Jim is a former contributing editor and monthly columnist for Windows Magazine, and has also written numerous features for magazines such as Cadence, CADalyst, and PC Magazine. Jim is also the Vice President of Minnesota WebWorks, a Midwest-based Internet development company.
Table of Contents
Preface |
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ix | |
Acknowledgments |
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xiii | |
Part I: Windows 2000 Server Architecture |
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1 | (94) |
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Introducing Windows 2000 Server |
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3 | (22) |
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Introducing Active Directory |
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25 | (40) |
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65 | (30) |
Part II: Planning, Installation, and Configuration |
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95 | (126) |
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Planning for Windows 2000 Server |
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97 | (40) |
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Installing Windows 2000 Server |
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137 | (30) |
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Configuring Windows 2000 Server |
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167 | (54) |
Part III: Active Directory Services |
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221 | (192) |
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223 | (42) |
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Active Directory Physical Structure |
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265 | (26) |
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Active Directory Installation and Deployment |
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291 | (28) |
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Managing Users and Groups |
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319 | (54) |
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Change Control and Policy and Workspace Management |
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373 | (40) |
Part IV: Networking and Communications Services |
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413 | (190) |
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415 | (60) |
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475 | (24) |
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499 | (54) |
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553 | (50) |
Part V: Availability Management |
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603 | (142) |
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605 | (38) |
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Disaster Recovery: Backing Up and Restoring |
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643 | (46) |
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689 | (20) |
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709 | (10) |
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Service Level and Performance Monitoring |
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719 | (26) |
Part VI: File, Print, and Web Services |
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745 | (168) |
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Windows 2000 File Systems |
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747 | (42) |
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Sharing and Securing Files and Folders |
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789 | (40) |
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829 | (42) |
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871 | (42) |
Part VII: Interoperation and Integration Services |
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913 | (28) |
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Terminal Services and Thin Client Integration |
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915 | (26) |
Appendix: What's on the CD-ROM |
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941 | (8) |
Index |
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949 | (43) |
End-User License Agreement |
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992 | (4) |
CD-ROM Installation Instructions |
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996 | |