
Managing Windows 2000 Network Services
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- Front Cover
- Managing Windows 2000 Network Services
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1. What Is New in Windows 2000
- Introduction
- New Features of Windows 2000
- Active Directory
- Product Line
- What Has Not Changed
- Considerations Before Upgrading
- Developing an Upgrade Plan
- The Upgrade Team
- Summary
- FAQs
- Chapter 2. Microsoft TCP/IP 2000
- Introduction
- TCP/IP-A Quick Overview
- The TCP/IP Protocol Suite
- Windows TCP/IP
- New TCP/IP Features in Windows 2000
- TCP/IP Utilities
- Summary
- FAQs
- Chapter 3. DHCP Server Management
- Introduction
- DHCP Overview
- Operating without a DHCP Server
- Design of a DHCP Configuration
- Configuring a DHCP Server
- Managing DHCP Servers
- Best Practices
- Router Support Required
- Walkthrough
- Summary
- FAQs
- Chapter 4. Windows 2000 DNS
- Introduction
- Understanding DNS
- Understanding Name Resolution
- Active Directory and DNS Integration
- Installing DNS Server Service
- Configuring DNS Services
- Configuring DNS Client
- Walkthrough
- Summary
- FAQs
- Chapter 5. Developing a WINS Strategy
- Introduction
- WINS Functional Description
- WINS Configuration
- New Features of Windows 2000 WINS
- Walkthrough
- Summary
- FAQs
- Chapter 6. Secure TCP/IP Connections
- Introduction
- SSL
- Secure Communications over Virtual Private Networks
- IPSec
- Walkthrough
- Summary
- FAQs
- Chapter 7. External Network Connections
- Introduction
- Remote Connection Options
- Connecting to the Internet
- Establishing VPNs Over the Internet
- Dial-Up Access
- Outsourcing Dial-up Access
- Security for Internet-Connected Networks
- Summary
- FAQs
- Chapter 8. Connecting Small Offices and Home Offices to the Internet
- Introduction
- Connecting a Workgroup to the Internet
- Network Address Translation (NAT)
- What Is a Private Network Address?
- Accessing Other Computers' Printers and Network Drives
- Comparison of ICS, NAT and Windows Routing
- Walkthrough
- Summary
- FAQs
- Chapter 9. Creating a Routable Network Using Windows 2000
- Introduction
- Routing Overview
- Unicast Routing
- Routing over a VPN Connection
- Administration and Management Tools
- Role of IP Routing Services in a Network
- Implementing RIP
- Implementing OSPF
- What Is Multicast?
- Demand-Dial Networking
- Walkthrough
- Summary
- FAQs
- Chapter 10. Administration and Ease of Use
- Introduction
- Network and Dial-up Connections
- Connection Manager Administration Kit
- Connection Point Services
- Enabling Remote Access with Active Directory
- Plug and Play
- Summary
- FAQs
- Chapter 11. Managing Windows 2000 Network Services Fast Track
- What is a Managing Windows 2000 Network Services Fast Track?
- Managing Windows 2000 TCP/IP
- Managing Windows 2000 DHCP
- Managing Windows 2000 DNS Service
- Managing Windows 2000 WINS Service
- Managing Windows 2000 TCP/IP Security
- Managing Windows 2000 External Network Connections
- Managing Windows 2000 Internet Access for Small and Home Offices
- Managing Windows 2000 Routing
- Managing Windows 2000 Administrative Tools
- Summary
- Appendix A Secrets
- Lesser Known Functions
- Under-documented Functions and Procedures
- Undocumented Features
- For Experts Only
- Troubleshooting Tips
- Optimization Tips
- Index
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