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9780619186098

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Networking

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    9780619186098

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    0619186097

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  • Copyright: 2003-07-10
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Summary

The Hands-on Windows XP Professional and Server 2003 Networking Series is designed for the instructors and students interested in the new Microsoft Windows XP Professional and Server 2003 networking technology, but not immediately interested covering the MCSE/MCSA Exam objectives. These practical books provide complete coverage of Windows XP Professional and Server 2003 networking concepts in a concise manner, and include ample opportunity for students to get practical experience with hands-on exercises and real-world scenarios distributed throughout the chapters.

Author Biography

Byron Wright (B.Comm., MCT, MCNI) is the Program Director for Information Technology Programs at The University of Manitoba Continuing Education Division

Table of Contents

Introductionp. xiii
Windows Server 2003 Networking Overviewp. 1
New Features of Windows Server 2003p. 2
Comparing Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003p. 3
The Windows Server 2003 Familyp. 3
Web Editionp. 3
Standard Editionp. 4
Enterprise Editionp. 5
Datacenter Editionp. 5
View the Current Edition of Windows Server 2003p. 6
View the Features of Datacenter Editionp. 6
Windows Server 2003 Network Architecturep. 7
NDISp. 7
TDIp. 8
Research Networking Architecturep. 8
Network Protocolsp. 8
Viewing Available Protocolsp. 9
Network Servicesp. 9
View Installed Servicesp. 10
View Available Servicesp. 10
Chapter Summaryp. 11
Key Termsp. 11
Review Questionsp. 14
Case Projectsp. 17
Networking Protocolsp. 19
TCP/IPp. 20
Repairing a Network Connectionp. 20
IP Addressesp. 20
Subnet Masksp. 21
Default Gatewayp. 23
View IP Address Configurationp. 24
IP Address Classesp. 25
Classless Inter-domain Routingp. 26
Reserved Addressesp. 26
DNSp. 27
WINSp. 28
DHCPp. 28
Using IPCONFIG to View IP Configurationp. 28
Test APIPAp. 29
Alternative IP Configurationp. 29
Internet Protocol version 6p. 30
IPv6 Addressingp. 31
IPv6 Address Typesp. 31
Interface Identifiersp. 32
Configuring IPv6p. 32
Installing IPv6p. 32
Viewing IPv6 Configurationp. 33
IPX/SPXp. 33
Installing NWLinkp. 34
Service Locationp. 34
Addressingp. 34
Internal Network Addressp. 34
Frame Typep. 35
Configuring NWLinkp. 36
AppleTalkp. 36
Installing AppleTalkp. 37
Obsolete Protocolsp. 37
Bindingsp. 37
Optimizing Binding Orderp. 38
Removing Unnecessary Protocolsp. 39
Chapter Summaryp. 39
Key Termsp. 40
Review Questionsp. 42
Case Projectsp. 45
TCP/IP Architecturep. 47
TCP/IP Architecture Overviewp. 48
Application Layer Protocolsp. 48
HTTPp. 49
FTPp. 49
Using FTP to Download a Filep. 49
Telnetp. 50
SMTPp. 50
Using Telnet to Verify SMTPp. 50
POP3p. 51
IMAP4p. 51
Transport Layer Protocolsp. 51
Using Port Numbersp. 52
TCPp. 52
Installing Network Monitorp. 53
Viewing a TCP Connection in Network Monitorp. 53
UDPp. 55
Capturing UDP Packets in Network Monitorp. 55
TCP versus UDPp. 57
Internet Layer Protocolsp. 57
IPp. 57
RIP and OSPFp. 57
ICMPp. 57
Testing Host Functionalityp. 58
Viewing TTLp. 58
IGMPp. 59
ARPp. 59
Viewing the ARP Cachep. 61
Network Interface Layer Protocolsp. 62
IPv6 Changesp. 63
Chapter Summaryp. 63
Key Termsp. 64
Review Questionsp. 65
Case Projectsp. 68
Subnettingp. 69
Reasons to Subnetp. 70
Reducing Collisionsp. 70
Limiting Broadcastsp. 70
Controlling Trafficp. 70
Binary and TCP/IPp. 71
Decimal Numberingp. 71
Binary Numberingp. 71
Conversion Between Binary and Decimalp. 72
Converting Binary Numbers to Decimal Using Windows Calculatorp. 73
Binary Subnet Masksp. 74
ANDingp. 75
Subnetting a Networkp. 75
Complex Subnettingp. 76
Subnet Hostsp. 77
Finding Valid Hostsp. 77
Supernettingp. 78
Reasons for Supernettingp. 79
Summaryp. 79
Key Termsp. 80
Review Questionsp. 80
Case Projectsp. 83
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocolp. 85
The DHCP Processp. 86
Leasing an IP Addressp. 86
Renewing an IP Addressp. 87
DHCP Relayp. 88
Installing DHCPp. 89
Installing DHCPp. 89
Authorizationp. 90
Starting an Unauthorized DHCP Serverp. 91
Authorizing a DHCP Serverp. 91
Configuring DHCPp. 92
Scopesp. 92
Creating a Scopep. 94
Activating and Testing a Scopep. 94
Superscopesp. 95
Configuring a Superscopep. 96
Deleting a Superscopep. 97
Multicast Scopesp. 97
Creating a Multicast Scopep. 97
Reservationsp. 98
Creating and Testing a Reservationp. 99
Configuring Optionsp. 100
Setting Server Optionsp. 101
Setting Scope Optionsp. 101
Vendor and User Classesp. 102
Managing and Monitoring DHCPp. 104
Back up and Restore DHCP Databasesp. 104
Reconcile Scopesp. 105
View Statisticsp. 105
Enable DHCP Audit Loggingp. 105
Conflict Detectionp. 105
File Pathsp. 106
Bindingsp. 106
View DHCP Events in Event Viewerp. 107
Viewing DHCP Events in Event Viewerp. 107
Remove DHCPp. 107
View DHCP Statistics in the Performance Snap-inp. 107
DHCP Troubleshootingp. 108
Chapter Summaryp. 109
Key Termsp. 109
Review Questionsp. 110
Case Projectsp. 113
Domain Name Systemp. 115
Functions of the Domain Name Systemp. 116
Hostname Resolutionp. 116
Configuring a HOSTS Filep. 117
Forward Lookupp. 118
Registering a Domain Namep. 119
Reverse Lookupp. 119
DNS Record Typesp. 120
DNS and BINDp. 120
Installing DNSp. 121
Installing DNSp. 121
DNS Zonesp. 121
Primary and Secondary Zonesp. 122
Creating a Primary Zonep. 122
Creating a Secondary Zonep. 123
Active Directory Integrated Zonesp. 124
Promoting a Member Server to a Domain Controllerp. 126
Creating an Active Directory Integrated Zonep. 127
Stub Zonesp. 127
Removing Active Directory Integrated Zonesp. 128
Creating a Stub Zonep. 129
Caching-only Serversp. 130
Active Directory and DNSp. 130
Dynamic DNSp. 131
Testing Dynamic DNSp. 131
Managing DNS Serversp. 134
Aging and Scavengingp. 134
Update Server Data Filesp. 135
Clear Cachep. 135
Configure Bindingsp. 135
Forwardingp. 135
Root Hintsp. 136
Creating a Root Serverp. 137
Loggingp. 138
Advanced Optionsp. 139
Securityp. 141
Managing Zonesp. 141
Reload Zone Informationp. 141
Create a New Delegationp. 141
Delegating Authority for a Subdomainp. 141
Changing the Type of Zone and Replicationp. 142
Configure Aging and Scavengingp. 142
Configuring Aging and Scavengingp. 143
Modify the Start of Authority Recordp. 144
Name Serversp. 145
WINS Resolutionp. 145
Zone Transfersp. 145
Securityp. 147
Troubleshooting DNSp. 147
NSLOOKUPp. 147
Verifying DNS Records with NSLOOKUPp. 148
Summaryp. 149
Key Termsp. 149
Review Questionsp. 151
Case Projectsp. 154
Windows Internet Naming Servicep. 155
NetBIOS Name Resolutionp. 156
Creating an LMHOSTS Filep. 156
WINS Functionsp. 157
Name Registrationp. 158
Name Renewalp. 159
Name Releasep. 159
Name Queryp. 160
Installing WINSp. 160
Installing WINSp. 160
Configuring a WINS Clientp. 161
Configuring WINS Replicationp. 161
Configuring Replication Partnersp. 164
Managing WINSp. 165
Viewing Database Recordsp. 167
Viewing WINS Recordsp. 168
Adding Static Recordsp. 168
Adding a Static Mappingp. 169
Backing Up the Databasep. 169
Backing Up and Restoring the WINS Databasep. 170
Removing WINSp. 171
WINS Proxyp. 171
Chapter Summaryp. 172
Key Termsp. 173
Review Questionsp. 174
Case Projectsp. 177
Certificate Servicesp. 179
Cryptographyp. 180
Symmetrical Encryptionp. 180
Asymmetrical Encryptionp. 180
Hash Encryptionp. 180
Uses for Cryptographyp. 181
Encrypting E-mailp. 181
Digital Signaturesp. 182
Secure Sockets Layerp. 182
Certificate Services Componentsp. 183
Certificatesp. 183
Certification Authorityp. 184
Viewing Trusted Root Certification Authoritiesp. 185
Certificate Revocation Listp. 185
Certificate-enabled Applicationsp. 185
Installing and Managing Certificate Servicesp. 186
Certificate Hierarchyp. 186
Installing Certificate Servicesp. 187
Installing Certificate Servicesp. 189
Backup and Restore Certificate Servicesp. 190
Back up Certificate Servicesp. 190
Restoring the Certificate Services Databasep. 191
Managing Certificatesp. 191
Issuing Certificatesp. 192
Requesting a Certificatep. 192
Renewing Certificatesp. 194
Revoking Certificatesp. 195
Revoking a Certificatep. 195
Importing and Exporting Certificatesp. 196
Moving a Certificatep. 197
Mapping Certificates to User Accountsp. 198
Chapter Summaryp. 198
Key Termsp. 199
Review Questionsp. 200
Case Projectsp. 203
IP Securityp. 205
IPSec Overviewp. 206
IPSec Modesp. 207
AH Modep. 208
ESP Modep. 208
Transport Modep. 208
Tunnel Modep. 209
IPSec Authenticationp. 210
Preshared Keyp. 210
Certificatesp. 210
Kerberosp. 210
Enabling IPSecp. 211
Assigning IPSec Policiesp. 211
Assigning an IPSec Policyp. 211
Verifying an IPSec Security Associationp. 212
Creating an IPSec Policyp. 213
Creating an IPSec Policyp. 214
Creating Rulesp. 215
Creating a New IPSec Filter Rulep. 218
IPSec Filter Listsp. 218
Creating an IPSec Filter Listp. 220
Filter Actionsp. 225
Creating a Filter Actionp. 225
Adding a Customized Filter List and Filter Actionp. 225
Troubleshooting IPSecp. 226
Pingp. 226
IPSec Security Monitorp. 226
Event Viewerp. 227
Resultant Set of Policyp. 227
Netshp. 227
Oakley Logsp. 227
Network Monitorp. 227
Disabling IPSecp. 228
Chapter Summaryp. 228
Key Termsp. 229
Review Questionsp. 229
Case Projectsp. 232
Remote Accessp. 233
Remote Access Overviewp. 234
Dial-up Remote Accessp. 234
VPN Remote Accessp. 234
Enabling and Configuring a Dial-up Serverp. 235
Installing a Modemp. 237
Enabling RRAS for Dial-up Connectionsp. 237
Enabling RRAS as a Dial-up Serverp. 238
Dial-up Protocolsp. 241
Creating a Dial-up Connectionp. 242
Enabling and Configuring a VPN Serverp. 243
Enabling RRAS as a VPN Serverp. 245
VPN Protocolsp. 246
Modifying the Default Number of VPN Portsp. 247
Configuring Remote Access Serversp. 249
Authentication Methodsp. 251
IP Address Managementp. 252
Configuring the DHCP Relay Agentp. 253
Allowing Client Accessp. 254
Allowing a User Remote Access Permissionp. 255
Creating a VPN Client Connectionp. 256
Creating a Client VPN Connectionp. 256
Configuring a VPN Client Connectionp. 258
Remote Access Policiesp. 260
Remote Access Policy Componentsp. 261
Creating a Remote Access Policyp. 264
Remote Access Policy Evaluationp. 266
Testing Remote Policy Evaluationp. 268
Default Remote Access Policiesp. 270
RADIUSp. 270
Outsourcing Dial-up Requirementsp. 271
Configuring IAS as a RADIUS Serverp. 271
Configuring IAS as a RADIUS Serverp. 273
Centralizing Remote Access Policiesp. 273
Configuring IAS as a RADIUS Proxyp. 274
Creating a Remote RADIUS Server Groupp. 275
Creating a Connection Request Policyp. 278
Troubleshooting Remote Accessp. 279
Software Configuration Errorsp. 279
Hardware Errorsp. 279
Loggingp. 280
Modem Loggingp. 280
Troubleshooting Toolsp. 281
Chapter Summaryp. 281
Key Termsp. 282
Review Questionsp. 284
Arctic University Case Projectp. 287
Routingp. 289
Router Installation and Configurationp. 290
Configuring RRAS as a Routerp. 291
Routing Tablesp. 292
Routing Protocolsp. 293
Installing and Using RIPp. 294
Configuring RIPp. 295
Demand-dial Connectionsp. 298
Creating Demand-dial Connectionsp. 299
Creating a Demand-Dial Connectionp. 303
Dial-out Hoursp. 305
Demand-dial Filtersp. 306
Configuring Demand-Dial Filtersp. 307
Network Address Translationp. 308
How NAT Worksp. 308
Installing NATp. 309
Installing and Testing NATp. 311
Configuring NATp. 312
Internet Connection Sharingp. 314
Internet Connection Firewallp. 315
Enabling ICFp. 315
Configuring ICFp. 315
Installing ICFp. 318
Chapter Summaryp. 320
Key Termsp. 321
Review Questionsp. 322
Case Projectsp. 324
Glossaryp. 327
Indexp. 337
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