As millions of network administrators around the world upgrade to Windows 2000 -- or install it initially -- Windows 2000 Administration For Dummies is sure to help them set up and maintain the best networking environment for their needs. Written in plain English, this indispensable resource for network administrators covers setting up Active Directory, managing users and printers, establishing security, and troubleshooting network problems.
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Höhe: 234 mm
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978-0-7645-0682-6 (9780764506826)
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Michael Bellomo is a veteran systems administrator who has managed both UNIX and Windows NT systems. He is also the author of Linux Administration For Dummies.
PART I: Starting Out with Windows 2000. Chapter 1: Let 2000 Windows Blossom. Chapter 2: Managing Workgroups and Domains. Chapter 3: These Boots Are Made for Windows. Chapter 4: Logging Roads. PART II: Administering Users and Disks. Chapter 5: Accounting 101. Chapter 6: Management 101. Chapter 7: Playing Well with Groups. Chapter 8: Dealing with Disks. Chapter 9: Putting Up Partitions. Chapter 10: To Go Forward, You Must Back Up. Chapter 11: The Age of Restoration. Chapter 12: Meeting Your Quotas. PART III: Configuring Hardware and Software. Chapter 13: Management Console Miracles. Chapter 14: Cut! Print It! PART IV: Administering Windows 2000 Server. Chapter 15: Your Registration, Please. Chapter 16: It's a Control Thing. Chapter 17: Windows 2000 Server TCP/IP Connectivity. Chapter 18: The Domain in Spain Stays Mainly on the Server. PART V: Securing the Environment. Chapter 19: Activating the Active Directory. Chapter 20: Halt, Who Goes There? Chapter 21: Security in the New Millennium. Chapter 22: Not This File, Soldier. PART VI: Troubleshooting. Chapter 23: Nobody Knows the Troubles I've Shot. Chapter 24: An Ounce of Prevention. PART VII: The Part of Tens. Chapter 25: Ten Tips for Other Operating Systems. Chapter 26: Ten Rest Stops on the Information Highway. Chapter 27: Almost Ten Statements Windows Administrators Shouldn't Make. PART VIII: Appendixes. Appendix A: Windows 2000 Glossary. Appendix B: Windows 2000 Licensing. Appendix C: Windows 2000 Boot Disks. Appendix D: Windows 2000 Emergency Repair Disks. Index. Book Registration Information.
