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9780619217532

Mcse Guide To Managing A Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network, Enhanced

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    9780619217532

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  • Copyright: 2005-04-07
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Summary

This full-color hands-on guide book has been enhanced to make learning even easier by offering more detailed lab setup instructions, expanded chapter summaries, and new practice exams that will reinforce the skills learned.

Table of Contents

Introduction xiii
Networking Overview
1(26)
Defining Networks
2(1)
Windows Server 2003 Editions
2(6)
Web Edition
2(1)
Standard Edition
3(1)
Enterprise Edition
3(1)
Datacenter Edition
4(4)
Network Types and Protocols
8(2)
Network Architecture
10(4)
The OSI Model
11(1)
The Windows Network Architecture
12(2)
Common Network Services
14(4)
Chapter Summary
18(1)
Key Terms
18(3)
Review Questions
21(3)
Case Projects
24(3)
Configuring Network Protocols
27(44)
Overview of TCP/IP
28(1)
Defining TCP/IP Parameters
29(7)
IP Addresses
29(1)
Subnet Masks
30(2)
Default Gateway
32(2)
DNS
34(1)
WINS
35(1)
Configuring TCP/IP Parameters
36(4)
Working with TCP/IP Networks
40(4)
IP Address Classes
40(2)
Classless Inter-domain Routing
42(1)
Reserved Addresses
42(2)
Subnetting TCP/IP Networks
44(7)
Reducing Collisions
44(1)
Limiting Broadcasts
44(1)
Controlling Traffic
45(1)
Conversion between Binary and Decimal
45(1)
Working with Binary IP Addresses and Subnet Masks
46(2)
Creating Subnets
48(3)
Supernetting TCP/IP Networks
51(2)
Reasons for Supernetting
52(1)
Configuring Other Protocols
53(4)
IPX/SPX
53(3)
Appletalk
56(1)
Obsolete Protocols
57(1)
Configuring Protocol Bindings
57(2)
Chapter Summary
59(1)
Key Terms
60(3)
Review Questions
63(5)
Case Projects
68(3)
TCP/IP Architecture
71(28)
TCP/IP Architecture Overview
72(1)
Application Layer Protocols
73(3)
HTTP
73(1)
FTP
74(1)
Telnet
75(1)
SMTP
75(1)
POP3
76(1)
IMAP4
76(1)
Transport Layer Protocols
76(8)
TCP
78(4)
UDP
82(2)
TCP versus UDP
84(1)
Internet Layer Protocols
84(6)
IP
84(1)
RIP and OSPF
84(1)
ICMP
85(2)
IGMP
87(1)
ARP
87(3)
Network Interface Layer Protocols
90(2)
Chapter Summary
92(1)
Key Terms
92(2)
Review Questions
94(4)
Case Projects
98(1)
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
99(36)
DHCP Overview
100(4)
Leasing an IP Address
101(1)
Renewing an IP Address
102(2)
Installing and Authorizing the DHCP Service
104(6)
Installing the DHCP Service
104(1)
Authorizing the DHCP Service
105(5)
Configuring DHCP Scopes
110(7)
Superscopes
113(3)
Multicast Scopes
116(1)
Creating DHCP Reservations
117(3)
Configuring DHCP Options
120(5)
Vendor and User Classes
123(2)
Configuring a DHCP Relay
125(3)
Chapter Summary
128(1)
Key Terms
129(1)
Review Questions
130(3)
Case Projects
133(2)
Managing and Monitoring DHCP
135(22)
Backing Up and Restoring DHCP Databases
136(5)
Maintaining the DHCP Database
141(1)
Reconciling Scopes
141(1)
Repairing the DHCP Database
142(1)
Viewing DHCP Statistics
143(1)
DHCP Audit Logging
144(2)
Conflict Detection
146(2)
Configuring DHCP Bindings
148(1)
Viewing DHCP Events in Event Viewer
149(1)
DHCP Troubleshooting
150(1)
Chapter Summary
151(1)
Key Terms
152(1)
Review Questions
152(3)
Case Projects
155(2)
Name Resolution
157(34)
Name Types
158(7)
Host Name Resolution
165(2)
Configuring a HOSTS File for Name Resolution
165(2)
Managing the DNS Cache
167(1)
Using DNS for Name Resolution
168(6)
Forward Lookup
169(2)
Reverse Lookup
171(1)
DNS Record Types
171(1)
Using NSLOOKUP
172(2)
NetBIOS Name Resolution
174(3)
Using a LMHOSTS File for Name Resolution
175(2)
Using WINS for Name Resolution
177(4)
Name Registration
179(1)
Name Renewal
180(1)
Name Release
180(1)
Name Query
181(1)
Troubleshooting Name Resolution
181(1)
Chapter Summary
182(1)
Key Terms
183(2)
Review Questions
185(3)
Case Projects
188(3)
Domain Name System
191(50)
Features of the DNS Service
192(1)
Installing DNS
193(1)
DNS Zones
194(14)
Primary and Secondary Zones
195(6)
Active Directory-integrated Zones
201(5)
Stub Zones
206(2)
Caching-Only DNS Servers
208(1)
Active Directory and DNS
209(1)
Dynamic DNS
210(3)
Dynamic DNS and DHCP
211(1)
Configuring a Zone for Dynamic DNS
212(1)
Managing DNS Servers
213(10)
Aging and Scavenging
214(1)
Update Server Data Files
215(1)
Clear Cache
215(1)
Configure Bindings
215(1)
Forwarding
216(1)
Root Hints
217(2)
Logging
219(2)
Advanced Options
221(1)
Security
222(1)
Managing Zones
223(7)
Reload Zone Information
223(1)
Create a New Delegation
224(1)
Changing the Type of Zone and Replication
224(1)
Configure Aging and Scavenging
225(1)
Modify the Start of Authority Record
226(1)
Name Servers
227(1)
WINS Resolution
228(1)
Zone Transfers
229(1)
Security
230(1)
Troubleshooting DNS
230(2)
Chapter Summary
232(1)
Key Terms
233(2)
Review Questions
235(3)
Case Projects
238(3)
Windows Internet Naming Service
241(26)
Installing WINS
242(1)
Configuring WINS Replication
243(6)
Managing WINS
249(10)
Viewing Database Records
252(1)
Adding Static Records
253(2)
Backing up the Database
255(2)
Compacting the WINS database
257(1)
Removing WINS Servers
258(1)
WINS Proxy
259(1)
Troubleshooting WINS
260(1)
Chapter Summary
261(1)
Key Terms
261(1)
Review Questions
262(3)
Case Projects
265(2)
Securing Network Traffic Using IPSec
267(44)
IPSec Overview
268(3)
Authentication
268(1)
Cryptography
269(1)
Digital Signatures
270(1)
Using IPSec
271(1)
IPSec Modes
272(3)
AH Mode
273(1)
ESP Mode
273(1)
Transport Mode
273(1)
Tunnel Mode
274(1)
IPSec Authentication
275(2)
Preshared Key
276(1)
Certificates
276(1)
Kerberos
277(1)
Enabling IPSec
277(3)
Assigning IPSec Policies
278(2)
Creating an IPSec Policy
280(18)
Creating Rules
284(4)
IPSec Filter Lists
288(4)
Filter Actions
292(6)
Troubleshooting IPSec
298(4)
Ping
299(1)
IPSec Security Monitor
299(1)
Event Viewer
300(1)
Resultant Set of Policy
301(1)
Netsh
301(1)
Oakley Logs
301(1)
Network Monitor
301(1)
Chapter Summary
302(1)
Key Terms
303(2)
Review Questions
305(3)
Case Projects
308(3)
Remote Access
311(58)
Remote Access Overview
312(1)
Dial-up Remote Access
312(1)
VPN Remote Access
313(1)
Enabling and Configuring A Dial-up Server
313(11)
Enabling RRAS for Dial-up Connections
317(4)
Dial-up Protocols
321(3)
Enabling and Configuring A VPN Server
324(7)
VPN Protocols
328(3)
Configuring Remote Access Servers
331(6)
Authentication Methods
334(2)
IP Address Management
336(1)
Allowing Client Access
337(8)
Creating a VPN Client Connection
340(2)
Configuring a VPN Client Connection
342(3)
Remote Access Policies
345(12)
Remote Access Policy Components
346(5)
Remote Access Policy Evaluation
351(6)
Default Remote Access Policies
357(1)
Troubleshooting Remote Access
357(3)
Software Configuration Errors
358(1)
Hardware Errors
358(1)
Logging
359(1)
Troubleshooting Tools
360(1)
Chapter Summary
360(1)
Key Terms
361(2)
Review Questions
363(3)
Case Projects
366(3)
Internet Authentication Service
369(26)
RADIUS Overview
370(3)
Outsourcing Dial-up Requirements
372(1)
Configuring IAS as a RADIUS Server
373(4)
Configuring RRAS as a RADIUS Client
377(3)
Configuring IAS as a RADIUS Proxy
380(5)
Remote RADIUS Server Groups
380(2)
Connection Request Policies
382(3)
Troubleshooting RADIUS
385(3)
Chapter Summary
388(1)
Key Terms
389(1)
Review Questions
389(3)
Case Projects
392(3)
Routing
395(40)
Configuring Routers
396(3)
Routing Tables
399(4)
Routing Protocols
403(6)
RIP
403(5)
OSPF
408(1)
Filtering Router Traffic
409(5)
Configuring Packet Filters
410(4)
Demand-dial Connections
414(12)
Creating Demand-dial Connections
414(8)
Configuring Demand-dial Settings
422(2)
Demand-dial Filters
424(2)
Troubleshooting Routing
426(1)
Chapter Summary
427(1)
Key Terms
428(1)
Review Questions
429(4)
Case Projects
433(2)
Security Templates
435(26)
Using The Security Configuration Manager Tools
436(2)
Predefined Security Templates
438(3)
The Default Template
439(1)
Incremental Templates
439(2)
Applying Security Templates
441(2)
Creating Security Templates
443(5)
Managing and Troubleshooting Security Templates
448(5)
Analyzing System Security using the Security Configuration and Analysis snap-in
448(4)
Using the Secedit Command-Line Tool
452(1)
Chapter Summary
453(1)
Key Terms
454(1)
Review Questions
455(3)
Case Projects
458(3)
Troubleshooting Windows Server 2003 Networks
461(40)
Troubleshooting Methodology
462(2)
Troubleshooting Tools
464(27)
Network Monitor
464(7)
System Monitor
471(6)
Performance Logs and Alerts
477(4)
Event Viewer
481(3)
Task Manager
484(3)
Services Snap-in
487(4)
Troubleshooting Network Connectivity
491(2)
Chapter Summary
493(1)
Key Terms
494(1)
Review Questions
495(4)
Case Projects
499(2)
APPENDIX A Exam Objectives for MCSE/MCSA Certification
501(6)
Exam # 70-291: Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure
501(6)
Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining IP Addressing
502(1)
Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining Name Resolution
503(1)
Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining Network Security
503(1)
Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining Routing and Remote Access
504(1)
Maintaining a Network Infrastructure
505(2)
APPENDIX B Detailed Lab Setup Guide
507(4)
Hardware
508(1)
Software
508(3)
APPENDIX C Expanded Chapter Summaries
511(32)
Practice Exam 543(10)
Glossary 553(14)
Index 567

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