Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Administrator's Pocket Consultant

by Stanek, William R.

• ISBN13: 9780735613546
• ISBN10: 0735613540
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2003-05-02
• Publisher: Microsoft Pr

Summary

WIN SVR 2003 ADMINSTATORS POCKET CONSULTANT

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments	xxv
Introduction	xxvii
Part I Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Administration Fundamentals
Overview of Microsoft Windows Server 2003 System Administration	3	(14)
Microsoft Windows Server 2003	4	(7)
Domain Controllers and Member Servers	5	(1)
Understanding and Using Server Roles	6	(2)
Other Windows Server 2003 Resources	8	(2)
Frequently Used Tools	10	(1)
Using Control Panel Utilities	11	(1)
Using Graphical Administrative Tools	12	(3)
Key Graphical Administrative Tools	12	(2)
Tools and Configuration	14	(1)
Using Command-Line Utilities	15	(2)
Utilities to Know	15	(1)
Using NET Tools	15	(2)
Managing Servers Running Microsoft Windows Server 2003	17	(28)
Managing Networked Systems	17	(4)
Connecting to Other Computers	18	(1)
Sending Console Messages	19	(1)
Exporting Information Lists	20	(1)
Using Computer Management System Tools	20	(1)
Using Computer Management Storage Tools	21	(1)
Working with Services and Applications	21	(1)
Managing System Environments, Profiles, and Properties	21	(14)
The General Tab	22	(1)
The Computer Name Tab	22	(1)
The Hardware Tab	23	(2)
The Advanced Tab	25	(4)
Configuring System and User Environment Variables	29	(1)
Creating an Environment Variable	29	(1)
Configuring System Startup and Recovery	30	(2)
Enabling and Disabling Error Reporting	32	(2)
The Automatic Updates Tab	34	(1)
The Remote Tab	35	(1)
Managing Hardware Devices and Drivers	35	(9)
Working with Signed and Unsigned Device Drivers	35	(1)
Viewing and Managing Hardware Devices	36	(1)
Configuring Device Drivers	37	(4)
Managing Hardware	41	(3)
Managing Dynamic-Link Libraries	44	(1)
Monitoring Processes, Services, and Events	45	(40)
Managing Applications, Processes, and Performance	45	(9)
Task Manager	45	(1)
Administering Applications	46	(1)
Administering Processes	47	(2)
Viewing and Managing System Performance	49	(3)
Viewing and Managing Networking Performance	52	(1)
Viewing and Managing Remote User Sessions	53	(1)
Managing System Services	54	(6)
Starting, Stopping, and Pausing Services	55	(1)
Configuring Service Startup	56	(1)
Configuring Service Logon	57	(1)
Configuring Service Recovery	58	(1)
Disabling Unnecessary Services	59	(1)
Event Logging and Viewing	60	(6)
Accessing and Using the Event Logs	61	(1)
Setting Event Log Options	62	(2)
Clearing Event Logs	64	(1)
Archiving Event Logs	64	(2)
Monitoring Server Performance and Activity	66	(13)
Why Monitor Your Server?	66	(1)
Getting Ready to Monitor	66	(1)
Using Performance Monitor	67	(1)
Choosing Counters to Monitor	67	(2)
Using Performance Logs	69	(6)
Viewing and Replaying Performance Logs	75	(1)
Configuring Alerts for Performance Counters	75	(3)
Running Scripts as Actions	78	(1)
Tuning System Performance	79	(6)
Monitoring and Tuning Memory Usage	79	(3)
Monitoring and Tuning Processor Usage	82	(1)
Monitoring and Tuning Disk I/O	83	(1)
Monitoring and Tuning Network Bandwidth and Connectivity	83	(2)
Automating Administrative Tasks, Policies, and Procedures	85	(28)
Group Policy Management	85	(9)
Understanding Group Policies	86	(1)
In What Order Are Multiple Policies Applied?	87	(1)
When Are Group Policies Applied?	87	(1)
Group Policy Requirements and Version Compatibility	88	(1)
Managing Local Group Policies	89	(1)
Managing Site, Domain, and Unit Policies	90	(4)
Working with Group Policies	94	(8)
Getting to Know the Group Policy Console	94	(2)
Centrally Managing Special Folders	96	(4)
Using Administrative Templates to Set Policies	100	(2)
User and Computer Script Management	102	(4)
Assigning Computer Startup and Shutdown Scripts	103	(1)
Assigning User Logon and Logoff Scripts	104	(2)
Applying Security Policy Through Templates	106	(2)
Understanding Security Policies and Administration Tools	106	(2)
Applying Security Templates	108	(1)
Scheduling Tasks	108	(5)
Utilities for Scheduling Tasks	109	(1)
Preparing to Schedule Tasks	109	(1)
Scheduling Tasks with the Scheduled Task Wizard	110	(3)
Working with Support Services and Remote Desktop	113	(20)
Introducing Support Services	113	(1)
Working with the Automated Help System	114	(4)
Using the Help and Support Center	114	(2)
Introducing the Application Framework	116	(1)
Monitoring System Health	116	(2)
Understanding and Using Automatic Updates	118	(5)
An Overview of Automatic Updates	118	(1)
Configuring Automatic Updates	119	(2)
Configuring Update Servers	121	(1)
Downloading and Installing Automatic Updates	122	(1)
Removing Automatic Updates to Recover from Problems	123	(1)
Managing Remote Access to Servers	123	(4)
Configuring Remote Assistance	123	(2)
Configuring Remote Desktop Access	125	(1)
Making Remote Desktop Connections	125	(2)
Configuring Windows Time	127	(6)
Windows Time and Windows Server 2003	128	(1)
Enabling and Disabling Windows Time on Stand-alone and Member Servers	129	(4)
Part II Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Directory Service Administration
Using Active Directory	133	(22)
Introducing Active Directory	133	(2)
Active Directory and DNS	133	(1)
Getting Started with Active Directory	134	(1)
Working with Domain Structures	135	(5)
Understanding Domains	135	(1)
Understanding Domain Forests and Domain Trees	136	(1)
Understanding Organizational Units	137	(1)
Understanding Sites and Subnets	138	(2)
Working with Active Directory Domains	140	(8)
Using Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, and Windows 2000 Computers with Active Directory	140	(1)
Using Windows 95 and Windows 98 with Active Directory	141	(2)
Using Windows NT and Windows 2000 Domains with Active Directory	143	(3)
Raising Domain and Forest Functionality	146	(2)
Understanding the Directory Structure	148	(7)
Exploring the Data Store	148	(1)
Exploring Global Catalogs	149	(1)
Universal Group Membership Caching	150	(1)
Replication and Active Directory	151	(1)
Active Directory and LDAP	152	(1)
Understanding Operations Master Roles	152	(3)
Core Active Directory Administration	155	(22)
Tools for Managing Active Directory	155	(3)
Active Directory Administration Tools	155	(1)
Active Directory Command-Line Tools	156	(1)
Active Directory Support Tools	157	(1)
Using the Active Directory Users And Computers Tool	158	(10)
Starting Active Directory Users And Computers	158	(1)
Getting Started with Active Directory Users And Computers	158	(1)
Connecting to a Domain Controller	159	(1)
Connecting to a Domain	160	(1)
Searching for Accounts and Shared Resources	160	(2)
Managing Computer Accounts	162	(1)
Creating Computer Accounts on a Workstation or Server	162	(1)
Creating Computer Accounts in Active Directory Users And Computers	163	(1)
Viewing and Editing Computer Account Properties	164	(1)
Deleting, Disabling, and Enabling Computer Accounts	164	(1)
Resetting Locked Computer Accounts	164	(1)
Moving Computer Accounts	165	(1)
Managing Computers	166	(1)
Joining a Computer to a Domain or Workgroup	166	(2)
Managing Domain Controllers, Roles, and Catalogs	168	(6)
Installing and Demoting Domain Controllers	168	(1)
Viewing and Transferring Domain-Wide Roles	169	(1)
Viewing and Transferring the Domain Naming Master Role	170	(1)
Viewing and Transferring Schema Master Roles	171	(1)
Transferring Roles Using the Command Line	171	(1)
Seizing Roles Using the Command Line	172	(1)
Configuring Global Catalogs	173	(1)
Configuring Universal Group Membership Caching	174	(1)
Managing Organizational Units	174	(3)
Creating Organizational Units	174	(1)
Viewing and Editing Organizational Unit Properties	175	(1)
Renaming and Deleting Organizational Units	175	(1)
Moving Organizational Units	175	(2)
Understanding User and Group Accounts	177	(22)
The Windows Server 2003 Security Model	177	(2)
Authentication Protocols	177	(1)
Access Controls	178	(1)
Differences Between User and Group Accounts	179	(6)
User Accounts	179	(2)
Groups	181	(4)
Default User Accounts and Groups	185	(4)
Built-In User Accounts	185	(1)
Predefined User Accounts	186	(2)
Built-In and Predefined Groups	188	(1)
Implicit Groups and Special Identities	188	(1)
Account Capabilities	189	(7)
Privileges	190	(1)
Logon Rights	191	(1)
Built-In Capabilities for Groups in Active Directory	192	(4)
Using Default Group Accounts	196	(3)
Groups Used by Administrators	196	(1)
Implicit Groups and Identities	197	(2)
Creating User and Group Accounts	199	(24)
User Account Setup and Organization	199	(6)
Account Naming Policies	199	(2)
Password and Account Policies	201	(4)
Configuring Account Policies	205	(5)
Configuring Password Policies	205	(2)
Configuring Account Lockout Policies	207	(2)
Configuring Kerberos Policies	209	(1)
Configuring User Rights Policies	210	(3)
Configuring User Rights Globally	211	(1)
Configuring User Rights Locally	212	(1)
Adding a User Account	213	(4)
Creating Domain User Accounts	213	(2)
Creating Local User Accounts	215	(2)
Adding a Group Account	217	(2)
Creating a Global Group	217	(1)
Creating a Local Group and Assigning Members	218	(1)
Handling Global Group Membership	219	(4)
Managing Individual Membership	219	(1)
Managing Multiple Memberships in a Group	220	(1)
Setting the Primary Group for Users and Computers	220	(3)
Managing Existing User and Group Accounts	223	(32)
Managing User Contact Information	223	(3)
Setting Contact Information	223	(2)
Searching for Users and Creating Address Book Entries	225	(1)
Configuring the User's Environment Settings	226	(4)
System Environment Variables	227	(1)
Logon Scripts	228	(1)
Assigning Home Directories	229	(1)
Setting Account Options and Restrictions	230	(6)
Managing Logon Hours	230	(2)
Setting Permitted Logon Workstations	232	(1)
Setting Dial-In and VPN Privileges	233	(2)
Setting Account Security Options	235	(1)
Managing User Profiles	236	(6)
Local, Roaming, and Mandatory Profiles	236	(2)
Using the System Utility to Manage Local Profiles	238	(4)
Updating User and Group Accounts	242	(5)
Renaming User and Group Accounts	243	(1)
Copying Domain User Accounts	244	(1)
Deleting User and Group Accounts	245	(1)
Changing and Resetting Passwords	245	(1)
Enabling User Accounts	246	(1)
Managing Multiple User Accounts	247	(3)
Setting Profiles for Multiple Accounts	248	(1)
Setting Logon Hours for Multiple Accounts	249	(1)
Setting Permitted Logon Workstations for Multiple Accounts	249	(1)
Setting Logon, Password, and Expiration Properties for Multiple Accounts	250	(1)
Troubleshooting Logon Problems	250	(1)
Setting Advanced Active Directory Permissions	251	(4)
Understanding Advanced User, Group, and Computer Permissions	251	(4)
Part III Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Data Administration
Managing File Systems and Drives	255	(32)
Adding Hard Disk Drives	255	(5)
Physical Drives	256	(1)
Preparing a Drive for Use	257	(2)
Installing and Checking for a New Drive	259	(1)
Understanding Drive Status	259	(1)
Working with Basic and Dynamic Disks	260	(5)
Using Basic and Dynamic Disks	261	(1)
Special Considerations for Basic and Dynamic Disks	262	(1)
Marking an Active Partition	262	(1)
Changing Drive Types	262	(2)
Reactivating Dynamic Disks	264	(1)
Rescanning Disks	264	(1)
Moving a Dynamic Disk to a New System	265	(1)
Using Basic Disks and Partitions	265	(6)
Partitioning Basics	265	(1)
Creating Partitions	266	(3)
Formatting Partitions	269	(1)
Updating the Boot Disk	270	(1)
Managing Existing Partitions and Drives	271	(16)
Assigning Drive Letters and Paths	271	(1)
Changing or Deleting the Volume Label	272	(1)
Deleting Partitions and Drives	273	(1)
Converting a Volume to NTFS	273	(2)
Checking a Drive for Errors and Bad Sectors	275	(1)
Defragmenting Disks	276	(1)
Compressing Drives and Data	277	(2)
Encrypting Drives and Data	279	(1)
Understanding Encryption and the Encrypting File System	280	(2)
Working with Encrypted Files and Folders	282	(1)
Configuring Recovery Policy	283	(2)
Recovering Disk Space	285	(2)
Administering Volume Sets and RAID Arrays	287	(18)
Using Volumes and Volume Sets	287	(8)
Volume Basics	288	(1)
Understanding Volume Sets	289	(1)
Creating Volumes and Volume Sets	290	(3)
Deleting Volumes and Volume Sets	293	(1)
Extending a Simple or Spanned Volume	294	(1)
Managing Volumes	294	(1)
Improved Performance and Fault Tolerance with RAIDs	295	(1)
Implementing RAID on Windows Server 2003	296	(4)
Implementing RAID 0: Disk Striping	296	(1)
Implementing RAID 1: Disk Mirroring	297	(2)
Implementing RAID 5: Disk Striping with Parity	299	(1)
Managing RAIDs and Recovering from Failures	300	(5)
Breaking a Mirrored Set	300	(1)
Resynchronizing and Repairing a Mirrored Set	301	(1)
Repairing a Mirrored System Volume to Enable Boot	302	(1)
Removing a Mirrored Set	303	(1)
Repairing a Striped Set Without Parity	303	(1)
Regenerating a Striped Set with Parity	303	(2)
Managing Files and Folders	305	(10)
Windows Server 2003 File Structures	305	(4)
Major Features of FAT and NTFS	305	(2)
File Naming	307	(1)
Accessing Long File Names Under MS-DOS	308	(1)
Quick Tips for Managing Files, Folders, and Disk Drives	309	(6)
Examining File and Folder Properties	309	(1)
Displaying Hidden and Compressed Files in Windows Explorer	310	(1)
Tips for Selecting Multiple Files and Folders	311	(1)
Tips for Copying and Moving Resources	311	(1)
Tips for Copying Resources to Locations That Aren't Displayed	312	(1)
Tips for Copying and Pasting Files	312	(1)
Moving Files by Cutting and Pasting	313	(1)
Formatting Floppy Disks and Removable Disks	313	(1)
Copying Floppy Disks	313	(2)
Data Sharing, Security, and Auditing	315	(38)
Sharing Folders on Local and Remote Systems	315	(5)
Viewing Existing Shares	315	(1)
Creating Shared Folders	316	(3)
Creating Additional Shares on an Existing Share	319	(1)
Managing Share Permissions	320	(3)
The Different Share Permissions	320	(1)
Viewing Share Permissions	320	(1)
Configuring Share Permissions	321	(1)
Modifying Existing Share Permissions	322	(1)
Removing Share Permissions for Users and Groups	323	(1)
Managing Existing Shares	323	(5)
Understanding Special Shares	323	(1)
Connecting to Special Shares	324	(1)
Viewing User and Computer Sessions	325	(2)
Stopping File and Folder Sharing	327	(1)
Using Shadow Copies	328	(2)
Understanding Shadow Copies	328	(1)
Creating Shadow Copies	329	(1)
Deleting Shadow Copies	329	(1)
Disabling Shadow Copies	329	(1)
Connecting to Network Drives	330	(1)
Mapping a Network Drive	330	(1)
Disconnecting a Network Drive	331	(1)
Object Management, Ownership, and Inheritance	331	(2)
Objects and Object Managers	331	(1)
Object Ownership and Transfer	331	(2)
Object Inheritance	333	(1)
File and Folder Permissions	333	(5)
Understanding File and Folder Permissions	334	(2)
Setting File and Folder Permissions	336	(2)
Auditing System Resources	338	(4)
Setting Auditing Policies	338	(2)
Auditing Files and Folders	340	(2)
Auditing Active Directory Objects	342	(1)
Using, Configuring, and Managing Disk Quotas	342	(11)
Understanding Disk Quotas and How Quotas Are Used	342	(2)
Setting Disk Quota Policies	344	(2)
Enabling Disk Quotas on NTFS Volumes	346	(2)
Viewing Disk Quota Entries	348	(1)
Creating Disk Quota Entries	349	(1)
Deleting Disk Quota Entries	350	(1)
Exporting and Importing Disk Quota Settings	351	(1)
Disabling Disk Quotas	352	(1)
Data Backup and Recovery	353	(42)
Creating a Backup and Recovery Plan	353	(3)
Figuring Out a Backup Plan	353	(1)
The Basic Types of Backup	354	(1)
Differential and Incremental Backups	355	(1)
Selecting Backup Devices and Media	356	(2)
Common Backup Solutions	356	(2)
Buying and Using Tapes	358	(1)
Backing Up Your Data	358	(16)
Getting Started with the Backup Utility	358	(2)
Setting Default Options for Backup	360	(4)
Backing Up Data with the Backup Wizard	364	(2)
Backing Up Files Without the Wizard	366	(3)
Recovering Data Using the Restore Wizard	369	(2)
Recovering Data Without the Wizard	371	(2)
Restoring Active Directory	373	(1)
Backing Up and Restoring Data on Remote Systems	373	(1)
Viewing Backup Logs	374	(1)
Managing Encryption Recovery Policy	374	(3)
Understanding Encryption Certificates and Recovery Policy	374	(2)
Configuring the EFS Recovery Policy	376	(1)
Backing Up and Restoring Encrypted Data and Certificates	377	(2)
Backing Up Encryption Certificates	378	(1)
Restoring Encryption Certificates	378	(1)
Disaster Recovery and Preparation	379	(5)
Creating System Recovery Data	379	(1)
Starting a System in Safe Mode	380	(1)
Using the Recovery Data to Restore a System	381	(1)
Working with the Recovery Console	382	(2)
Managing Media Pools	384	(5)
Understanding Media Pools	384	(1)
Preparing Media for Use in the Free Media Pool	385	(1)
Moving Media to a Different Media Pool	385	(1)
Creating Application Media Pools	385	(1)
Changing the Media Type in a Media Pool	386	(1)
Setting Allocation and Deallocation Policies	386	(1)
Working with Access Permissions for Removable Storage	387	(2)
Deleting Application Media Pools	389	(1)
Managing Work Queues, Requests, and Operators	389	(6)
Using Work Queue	389	(1)
Troubleshooting Waiting Operations	390	(1)
Changing Mount Operations	390	(1)
Controlling When Operations Are Deleted	391	(1)
Using the Operator Requests Queue	392	(3)
Part IV Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Administration
Managing TCP/IP Networking	395	(26)
Installing TCP/IP Networking	395	(2)
Installing Network Interface Cards	396	(1)
Installing the TCP/IP Protocol	396	(1)
Configuring TCP/IP Networking	397	(10)
Configuring Static IP Addresses	398	(2)
Configuring Dynamic IP Addresses	400	(1)
Configuring Alternate Private IP Addresses	400	(2)
Configuring Multiple IP Addresses and Gateways	402	(2)
Configuring DNS Resolution	404	(2)
Configuring WINS Resolution	406	(1)
Configuring Additional Networking Components	407	(3)
Installing and Uninstalling Networking Components	407	(2)
Installing Optional Networking Components	409	(1)
Managing Network Connections	410	(6)
Creating Network Connections	410	(2)
Managing Security for Remote Access Connections	412	(1)
Checking the Status, Speed, and Activity of Local Area Connections	413	(1)
Viewing Network Configuration Information	414	(1)
Duplicating Network Connections	415	(1)
Enabling and Disabling Network Connections	415	(1)
Deleting Network Connections	415	(1)
Renaming Local Area Connections	415	(1)
Repairing Local Area Connections	416	(1)
Troubleshooting and Testing Network Settings	416	(5)
Performing Basic Network Tests	416	(1)
Releasing and Renewing DHCP Settings	417	(1)
Registering and Flushing DNS	417	(2)
Performing Detailed Network Diagnostics	419	(2)
Administering Network Printers and Print Services	421	(22)
Troubleshooting Printer Problems	421	(2)
Installing Printers	423	(9)
Using Local and Network Printers	423	(1)
Installing Physically Attached Print Devices	424	(3)
Installing Network-Attached Print Devices	427	(3)
Connecting to Printers Created on the Network	430	(1)
Solving Spooling Problems	431	(1)
Configuring Printer Properties	432	(6)
Adding Comments and Location Information	432	(1)
Managing Printer Drivers	433	(1)
Setting a Separator Page and Changing Print Device Mode	433	(1)
Changing the Printer Port	434	(1)
Scheduling and Prioritizing Print Jobs	434	(2)
Starting and Stopping Printer Sharing	436	(1)
Setting Printer Access Permissions	436	(1)
Auditing Print Jobs	437	(1)
Setting Document Defaults	437	(1)
Configuring Print Server Properties	438	(1)
Locating the Spool Folder and Enabling Printing on NTFS	438	(1)
Managing High Volume Printing	438	(1)
Logging Printer Events	439	(1)
Removing Print Job Completion and Notification	439	(1)
Managing Print Jobs on Local and Remote Printers	439	(4)
Using the Print Management Window	439	(1)
Pausing the Printer and Resuming Printing	440	(1)
Emptying the Print Queue	440	(1)
Pausing, Resuming, and Restarting Individual Document Printing	440	(1)
Removing a Document and Canceling a Print Job	441	(1)
Checking the Properties of Documents in the Printer	441	(1)
Setting the Priority of Individual Documents	441	(1)
Scheduling the Printing of Individual Documents	441	(2)
Running DHCP Clients and Servers	443	(26)
Understanding DHCP	443	(3)
The DHCP Client and the IP Address	443	(1)
Checking IP Address Assignment	444	(1)
Understanding Scopes	445	(1)
Installing a DHCP Server	446	(3)
Installing DHCP Components	446	(1)
Starting and Using the DHCP Console	446	(1)
Connecting to Remote DHCP Servers	447	(1)
Starting and Stopping a DHCP Server	448	(1)
Authorizing a DHCP Server in Active Directory	448	(1)
Configuring DHCP Servers	449	(5)
Binding a DHCP Server with Multiple Network Interface Cards to a Specific IP Address	449	(1)
Updating DHCP Statistics	450	(1)
DHCP Auditing and Troubleshooting	450	(2)
Integrating DHCP and DNS	452	(1)
Avoiding IP Address Conflicts	453	(1)
Saving and Restoring the DHCP Configuration	453	(1)
Managing DHCP Scopes	454	(8)
Creating and Managing Superscopes	454	(1)
Creating and Managing Scopes	455	(7)
Managing the Address Pool, Leases, and Reservations	462	(3)
Viewing Scope Statistics	462	(1)
Setting a New Exclusion Range	463	(1)
Deleting an Exclusion Range	463	(1)
Reserving DHCP Addresses	463	(1)
Modifying Reservation Properties	464	(1)
Deleting Leases and Reservations	465	(1)
Backing Up and Restoring the DHCP Database	465	(4)
Backing Up the DHCP Database	465	(1)
Restoring the DHCP Database from Backup	466	(1)
Using Backup and Restore to Move the DHCP Database to a New Server	466	(1)
Repairing the DHCP Database	467	(1)
Forcing the DHCP Server Service to Regenerate the DHCP Database	467	(1)
Reconciling Leases and Reservations	468	(1)
Maintaining WINS	469	(18)
Understanding WINS and NetBIOS Over TCP/IP	470	(2)
Configuring WINS Clients and Servers	470	(1)
Name Resolution Methods	471	(1)
Using the WINS Console	472	(2)
Getting to Know the WINS Console	472	(1)
Adding a WINS Server to the WINS Console	472	(1)
Starting and Stopping a WINS Server	473	(1)
Viewing Server Statistics	473	(1)
Configuring WINS Servers	474	(4)
Updating WINS Statistics	475	(1)
Managing Name Registration, Renewal, and Release	475	(1)
Logging WINS Events in the Windows Event Logs	476	(1)
Setting the Version ID for the WINS Database	477	(1)
Configuring Burst Handling of Name Registrations	477	(1)
Saving and Restoring the WINS Configuration	478	(1)
Configuring WINS Database Replication	478	(5)
Setting Default Replication Parameters	479	(2)
Creating Push and Pull Partners	481	(1)
Changing Replication Type and Settings for Partners	482	(1)
Triggering Database Replication	483	(1)
Managing the WINS Database	483	(4)
Examining WINS Database Mappings	483	(1)
Cleaning and Scavenging the WINS Database	484	(1)
Verifying the Consistency of the WINS Database	484	(1)
Backing Up and Restoring the WINS Database	485	(1)
Clearing Out WINS and Starting with a Fresh Database	486	(1)
Optimizing DNS	487	(29)
Understanding DNS	487	(2)
Integrating Active Directory and DNS	488	(1)
Enabling DNS on the Network	488	(1)
Installing DNS Servers	489	(6)
Installing the DNS Server Service	489	(1)
Configuring a Primary DNS Server	490	(3)
Configuring a Secondary DNS Server	493	(1)
Configuring Reverse Lookups	494	(1)
Managing DNS Servers	495	(4)
Adding Remote Servers to the DNS Console	496	(1)
Removing a Server from the DNS Console	497	(1)
Starting and Stopping a DNS Server	497	(1)
Creating Child Domains Within Zones	497	(1)
Creating Child Domains in Separate Zones	498	(1)
Deleting a Domain or Subnet	499	(1)
Managing DNS Records	499	(6)
Adding Address and Pointer Records	500	(2)
Adding DNS Aliases with CNAME	502	(1)
Adding Mail Exchange Servers	502	(2)
Adding Name Servers	504	(1)
Viewing and Updating DNS Records	505	(1)
Updating Zone Properties and the SOA Record	505	(5)
Modifying the SOA Record	505	(2)
Allowing and Restricting Zone Transfers	507	(1)
Notifying Secondaries of Changes	508	(1)
Setting the Zone Type	509	(1)
Enabling and Disabling Dynamic Updates	509	(1)
Managing DNS Server Configuration and Security	510	(6)
Enabling and Disabling IP Addresses for a DNS Server	510	(1)
Controlling Access to DNS Servers Outside the Organization	510	(2)
Enabling and Disabling Event Logging	512	(1)
Using Debug Logging to Track DNS Activity	512	(1)
Monitoring DNS Server	513	(1)
Integrating WINS with DNS	514	(1)
Configuring WINS Lookups in DNS	514	(1)
Configuring Reverse WINS Lookups in DNS	515	(1)
Setting Caching and Time-Out Values for WINS in DNS	515	(1)
Configuring Full Integration with NetBIOS Scopes	516