Windows Server 2003

Description

Presents the architecture of operating systems including Windows NT, Windows 2000, and Windows Server 2003. This title helps to configure computers, manage users, and design Active Directory; and implement group policies, enterprise services, and disaster planning and recovery processes.

Author description

Kathy Ivens (Philadelphia, PA) has authored or co-authored over 30 books. She is one of the top-selling NT authors in the marketplace. Kathy is the author of Osborne's Windows NT Troubleshooting. She recently joined the premier NT publication, Windows NT Magazine as contributing editor.

Table of contents

Ch. 1: Analyzing Windows 2002 Architecture Ch. 2: Planning for Installation Ch. 3: Unattended Installation Ch. 4: Migrating Settings to Windows 2002 Ch. 5: Windows Startup Ch. 6: The User Interface Ch. 7: The Command Prompt and Console Applet Ch. 8: System Maintenance Tools Ch. 9: Printing Ch. 10: MS Management Console (MMC) Ch. 11: Networking with TCP/IP Ch. 12: Understanding DNS Ch. 13: Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) Ch. 14: Configuring Networking Services Ch. 15: Mobile Computing Ch. 16: File Systems Ch. 17: Managing File Services Ch. 18: Security Ch. 19: Domain Controllers Ch. 20: Understanding Active Directory Ch. 21: Managing Users, Groups, and OUs Ch. 22: Managing Users Ch. 23: Implementing Group Policies Ch. 24: Managing User Groups Ch. 25: Enterprise Services Ch. 26: Disaster Planning and Recovery Ch. 27: IIS 6 Ch. 28: Terminal Services