Windows Server 2003 The Complete Reference

Windows Server 2003 The Complete Reference
by Kathy Ivens

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Understand the architecture of operating systems including Windows NT, Windows 2000, and Windows Server 2003. Configure computers, manage users, and design your Active Directory. Implement group policies, enterprise services, and disaster planning and recovery processes.

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Kathy Ivens, best-selling author of more than 40 computer books, gives the low down on one of the most powerful operating systems available-Windows Server 2003.

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Guide examines the architecture and features of Windows Server 2003. Full of real-world solutions and clearly presented coverage of installation, migration, system maintenance, user management, and more. For network administrators, IT professionals, and other users familiar with basic networking issues and jargon. Softcover.

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Master new features for a more secure, easier to manage, network

The Most Comprehensive Windows Server 2003 Resource Available!

Examine the architecture and understand the features of Windows Server 2003 with help from this thorough resource. Written by respected author Kathy Ivens, Windows Server 2003: The Complete Reference is full of real-world solutions and clearly presented coverage of installation, migration, system maintenance, user management, and more. Configure networking services. Manage server features. Use security and authentication systems. Roll out an effective Active Directory. Whatever your experience level, this expertly written guidebook is your essential one-stop resource for understanding and utilizing Windows Server 2003.

Configure DNS, DHCP, and WINS properly
Deploy software automatically
Apply, analyze, and troubleshoot group policies
Gain increased reliability and scalability
Maintain and troubleshoot performance
Understand and manage server roles throughout the enterprise
Configure and troubleshoot printing, TCP/IP, file encryption, and more
Manage users, groups, and organizational units
Use new security tools

About the Author
Kathy Ivens (Philadelphia, PA) has authored or co-authored over 30 books. She is one of the top-selling NT authors in the marketplace. Kathy is the author of Osborne's Windows NT Troubleshooting. She recently joined the premier NT publication, Windows NT Magazine as contributing editor.

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