
Microsoft Windows Server Administration Essentials
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- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Chapter 1 Windows Server Overview
- Introducing Servers
- Understanding Server Concepts
- Understanding Client/Server Concepts
- Choosing Server Hardware
- Understanding Server Roles
- Deploying Applications on Your Network
- Providing Internet Access and Collaboration on Your Network
- Managing Files and Printers on Your Network
- Providing Network Access for Remote Users
- Adding More Roles as Needed
- Microsoft Windows Server Features
- Windows Server User Interfaces
- Networking Features
- Management Features
- Windows Server Editions
- The Essentials and Beyond
- Chapter 2 Installing Windows Servers
- Installation Options
- Choosing an Installation Destination
- Performing an Interactive Installation
- Automating an Installation
- Understanding Windows Deployment Services
- Upgrading Servers
- Supported Upgrade Paths
- Upgrades Versus Clean Installations
- Understanding the Upgrade Process
- Using Server Core
- Server Core Features and Limitations
- Performing a Server Core Installation
- Administering a Server Core Installation
- Working with Device Drivers
- Understanding Device Drivers
- Obtaining and Installing Drivers
- Driver Maintenance
- Understanding Hardware Resources
- The Essentials and Beyond
- Chapter 3 Managing Windows Server Storage
- Data Storage Concepts
- Selecting Hard Drives for Your Network
- Choosing a File System
- Understanding Networked Storage
- Using the Distributed File System
- Understanding RAID
- Identifying Storage Technologies
- Networked Storage Solutions
- Understanding Disk Types
- Basic and Dynamic Disks
- Virtual Hard Disks
- Optical Media
- The Essentials and Beyond
- Chapter 4 Administering Services
- Understanding Services
- Applications as Services
- Important Windows Services
- Add-On Services
- Configuring Services
- Service Startup Types
- Service Recovery Options
- Service Privileges
- Managing Services
- Starting Services
- Stopping Services
- Restarting Services
- Troubleshooting Services
- Service Dependencies
- Service Configuration
- Understanding Service Accounts
- The Essentials and Beyond
- Chapter 5 Active Directory Infrastructure
- Understanding Active Directory
- AD Domains
- AD Domain Trees
- AD Forests
- Planning for Active Directory Servers
- Domain Controllers
- Supporting Servers
- Planning a DNS Namespace
- DNS Overview
- Namespace Hierarchies
- Exploring Sites and Replication
- AD Sites
- AD Replication
- The Essentials and Beyond
- Chapter 6 Configuring Active Directory
- Planning an Active Directory Installation
- High-Level Planning
- Detailed Design
- Installing Active Directory
- Preparing to Install DNS
- Adding the DNS Server Role
- Configuring the DNS Zone
- Configuring the IP Settings and Primary DNS Suffix
- Installing the AD DS Role
- Running the DCPROMO Wizard
- The Essentials and Beyond
- Chapter 7 Managing Active Directory
- Exploring AD Management Tools
- Understanding the AD Architecture Management Tools
- Understanding the AD Object Management Tools
- Working with Users and Groups
- User Account Types
- Creating User Accounts
- Group Types and Scopes
- Working with Groups
- Group Management
- Understanding Organizational Units and Containers
- The Essentials and Beyond
- Chapter 8 Group Policy Management
- Understanding Group Policy
- Group Policy Defined
- Group Policy Requirements
- Group Policy Management Tools
- Group Policy Sections and Categories
- Supporting Different Windows Client Versions
- Defining the Group Policy Hierarchy
- Group Policy Processing
- Local Group Policy
- Touring the Group Policy Management Console
- Exploring the GPMC Interface
- Understanding the GPMC Features
- Creating a Group Policy Object
- Determining Policy Settings
- Creating the GPO
- Linking GPOs to Containers
- Modifying Permissions on the GPO
- Configuring a Local Group Policy Setting
- The Essentials and Beyond
- Chapter 9 Application Servers
- Understanding Application Servers
- Database Servers
- Microsoft SQL Server
- Database Application Types
- Mail Servers: Using Microsoft Exchange Server
- Exchange Server Design Goals
- Exchange Server Roles
- Exchange Server Storage Architecture
- Exchange Mailbox Management
- Collaboration Servers
- SharePoint 2010 Defined
- SharePoint Editions
- Monitoring Servers
- Threat Management Servers
- The Essentials and Beyond
- Chapter 10 Internet Information Services (IIS)
- Understanding Web Services
- Internet Information Services
- Understanding How IIS Works
- Adding the Web Server (IIS) Role
- Configuring IIS
- Running an FTP Server
- Configuring Sites and Ports
- Web Server Security
- Planning for Authentication
- Planning for Encryption
- The Essentials and Beyond
- Chapter 11 File and Print Servers
- Exploring File Servers
- Understanding Share Permissions
- Understanding NTFS Permissions
- Auditing Files and Folders
- Understanding DFS
- Understanding How DFS Works
- Planning for DFS Recommended Uses
- Creating a DFS Namespace
- Understanding Print Servers
- Managing Basic Print Server Functionality
- Understanding Printer Pools
- Using Web Printing
- The Essentials and Beyond
- Chapter 12 Remote Access Technologies
- Planning for Remote Administration Tools
- Understanding Remote Access Solutions
- Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
- Understanding Remote Desktop Services
- Remote Desktop Versus Remote Desktop Services
- RDS Licensing
- Remote Desktop Role Services
- The Essentials and Beyond
- Chapter 13 Server Troubleshooting
- Introducing Troubleshooting Processes and Procedures
- REACTing
- Research
- Engage
- Adjust
- Configure
- Take Note
- Stepping Through the OSI Model
- Layer 1
- Layer 2
- Layer 3
- Upper Layers
- Troubleshooting with the Hardware/Software Model
- Hardware Problems
- Software Problems
- Symptom, Diagnosis, and Solution
- Systems Thinking
- Troubleshooting Tools
- Task Manager
- Performance Monitor
- Resource Monitor
- Event Viewer
- The Essentials and Beyond
- Chapter 14 Performance Tuning
- Performance Myths and Truths
- One System Component Is Seldom the Culprit
- Better Code Is Better, But Better Design Is Best
- It Still Has to Travel the Network
- Command Prompt Tools
- Using the TaskList Command
- Using the SC Command
- Using the TaskKill Command
- Using the Shutdown Command
- Using the SystemInfo Command
- Using the TypePerf Command
- Resource Monitor
- Performance Monitor
- Understanding Performance Counters
- Defining a Baseline
- Developing Monitoring Points
- Viewing Live Performance Data
- Capturing and Logging Performance Data
- Viewing DCS Reports
- Virtualization and Performance
- Exploring Virtualization Modes
- Understanding Microsoft Virtualization Solutions
- Migrating Between Physical and Virtual
- The Essentials and Beyond
- Chapter 15 Server Maintenance
- Maintaining the Hardware
- Planning for Server Downtime
- Executing the Planning Actions for Downtime
- Understanding the Windows Server Boot Process
- Understanding Windows Update
- Updating with Windows Update
- Using Windows Server Update Service
- Automating with Logs and Alerts
- Planning for Continuity
- Disaster Recovery
- Clustering
- The Essentials and Beyond
- Appendix A Answers to Review Questions
- Chapter 1
- Chapter 2
- Chapter 3
- Chapter 4
- Chapter 5
- Chapter 6
- Chapter 7
- Chapter 8
- Chapter 9
- Chapter 10
- Chapter 11
- Chapter 12
- Chapter 13
- Chapter 14
- Chapter 15
- Appendix B Microsoft's Certification Program
- Certification Objectives Map
- Index
- EULA
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