The goal of this title is to give you, the system administator everything you might possibly need in a Windows 2000 reference book. As one reviewer of the previous edition stated "If you are looking for a one-stop shop, here it is. After reading through so many NT books, I chose this one for its depth and breadth. Given that they are all the same, this Gold Monster at least gets the details right." It is the benchmark of references available for the Windows 2000 Server. The only book in the industry that provides you with detailed answers to day-to-day administration problems and tasks. Real-world implementations are key in helping system administrators discover the most viable solutions for your environments. This book extends your knowledge base to include Windows 2000, and how it integrates with other Microsoft BackOffice products. It shows administrators how to manage, troubleshoot, and fix problems that are specific heterogeneous Windows networks.
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Karanjit S. Siyan, Ph.D. is a consultant and expert in computer networks, operating systems, programming languages and expert systems. He teaches advanced technology seminars throughout the U.S., Europe, Japan and the Far East. Dr. Siyan is actively involved in the application of many computer science disciplines such as network operating systems, databases, programming languages, expert systems and computer security. Dr. Siyan?s notable experience includes his work on the original TCP/IP specification for the IEEE and his continuing evolvement of networking applications. His many authoring credits include articles in Dr. Dobb's Journal, The C Users Journal and other technical periodicals. He is also the author of numerous books on TCP/IP, operating systems and networking technologies.
1. Understanding Network Operating Systems.
2. Windows 2000 Architecture.
3. Installing Windows 2000.
4. Advanced Windows 2000 Server Installation.
5. Windows 2000 Domains and the Active Directory.
6. Implementing and Managing Windows 2000 Domains.
7. Managing Windows 2000 User and Group Accounts.
8. Managing the user Environment, and Group Policies.
9. Managing Network Files and File Security Systems.
10. Managing the Windows 2000 Registry.
11. Supporting Windows 2000 Server Clients.
12. Integrating Windows 2000 into a NetWare Network.
13. Introduction to TCP/IP Protocol Architecture.
14. Installing and Configuring the TCP/IP Protocol Stack.
15. Windows 2000 Server DHCP Configuration.
16. Windows 2000 Name Resolution.
17. Windows 2000 Printing.
18. Remote Access Service and Routing.
19. Domain Browsing for Mixed Mode Networks.
20. Data Protection in Windows 2000.
21. Performance Optimization of Windows 2000 Based Networks.
22. Network Monitor Performance Analysis.
23. Migrating to Windows 2000.
24. Windows 2000 Domain Name System Service.
25. Understanding COM and DCOM.
26. Internet Information Server 5.
27. Kerberos in Windows 2000.
28. Implementing IPSec in Windows 2000.
