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Summary

If you2re a network professional responsible for deploying, supporting, and maintaining Windows 2000, you understand how Windows 2000 Server promises a quantum leap in network performance. In addition, you appreciate hands-on knowledge and support that extends far beyond what2s available from Microsoft sources.As the shift from traditional LAN and desktop computing continues its shift to the Internet, you need a guide like Secrets Windows 2000 Server to master the intricacies of Windows 2000. The book is full of little-known tips and tricks for saving time and increasing productivity. Author Harry Brelsford writes with 10+ years of real-world experience; follow his lead and implement Windows 2000 in ways that weren2t even anticipated by the developers at Microsoft.Included in this book are the secrets that enable you to make the most of Windows 2000 Server Implementing, installing, configuring, and troubleshooting TCP/IP Analysis of the most common real-world, Windows NT-related tasks you perform each day Planning and implementation of Active Directory Explanations of related networking solutions offered by Microsoft to accompany Windows 2000, including Professional, Advanced, Datacenter and Small Business Server Improving the performance of your Windows 2000 Server network via basic quantitative analysis, Performance Monitor, and the advanced use of Network Monitor Troubleshooting hands-on approaches, methodologies, tools, and resources The enclosed CD-ROM contains valuable utilities, including diagnostic tools, system enhancements, and a fully searchable electronic version of the book.

Author Biography

About the Author Harry M. Brelsford, MCSE, MCT, CNE, CLSE, CNP, MBA, is an independent network consultant in Seattle, Washington. He is also a lead instructor for the online MCSE ATTP program at Seattle Pacific University. A contributing editor at Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine, Brelsford is the author of Microsoft® Windows NT® Secrets®, Option Pack Edition. He is a founding member of the BackOffice Professionals Association (BOPA) of Redmond, Washington.

Foreword.

Preface.

Acknowledgments.

PART I: Introduction, Planning, Setup, and Implementation.

Chapter 1: Windows 2000 Server Planning.

Chapter 2: Installation and Implementation.

PART II: TCP/IP.

Chapter 3: Implementing TCP/IP.

Chapter 4: Installing and Configuring TCP/IP.

Chapter 5: Troubleshooting TCP/IP.

Chapter 6: DNS, DHCP, WINS.

Chapter 7: Subnetting via TCP/IP.

Chapter 8: Internet Secrets.

PART III: Windows 2000 Server Administration.

Chapter 9: The Daily Dozen.

Chapter 10: Monthly and Annual Windows 2000 Activities.

PART IV: Active Directory and Security.

Chapter 11: Active Directory, Part I.

Chapter 12: Active Directory, Part II.

Chapter 13: Windows 2000 Server Security.

PART V: All In the Family.

Chapter 14: Windows 2000 Professional.

Chapter 15: Windows 2000 Advanced Server and Datacenter Server.

Chapter 16; Small Business Server 4.5.

PART VI: Optimizing Windows 2000 Server.

Chapter 17: Analyzing and Boosting Performance.

Chapter 18: Performance Monitor.

Chapter 19: Network Monitor Secrets.

Chapter 20: Task Manager and Other Neat Tricks.

Chapter 21: Troubleshooting Secrets.

Appendix A.

Appendix B.

Appendix C.

Appendix D.

Index.

End-User License Agreement.

CD-ROM Installation Instructions.

Supplemental Materials

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