Learning Windows Server 2003 / Jonathan Hassell

By:

Hassell, Jonathan

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Mumbai: Shroff Publishers and Distributors, 2004.Edition: 1st edDescription: 654 p. Soft-Bound, 24 cmISBN:

9788173669422

DDC classification:

23 005.4469 HAS

Contents:

1. Introduction windows server 2003; 2. Installation and deployment; 3. File and print services; 4. Domain name system; 5. Active directory; 6. Group policy and intellimirror; 7. Windows security and patch management; 8. Internet information services; 9. NET framework; 10. Windows terminal services; 11. Communications and networking; 12. Clustering technologies; 13. Other windows server 2003 services;

Summary: Windows server 2003 is a complex operating system that works well in large enterprises and small business alike. But in order to take advantage of all that windows server 2003 has to offer, administrators must be well-versed in its many services, from such legacy services as the domain name system (DNS) and file and print services to the more recently added active directory, IIS, group policy, and patch management services.

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1. Introduction windows server 2003;
2. Installation and deployment;
3. File and print services;
4. Domain name system;
5. Active directory;
6. Group policy and intellimirror;
7. Windows security and patch management;
8. Internet information services;
9. NET framework;
10. Windows terminal services;
11. Communications and networking;
12. Clustering technologies;
13. Other windows server 2003 services;

Windows server 2003 is a complex operating system that works well in large enterprises and small business alike. But in order to take advantage of all that windows server 2003 has to offer, administrators must be well-versed in its many services, from such legacy services as the domain name system (DNS) and file and print services to the more recently added active directory, IIS, group policy, and patch management services.

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