Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Standard Tutorial

Author: Microsoft Corporation
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
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This series of textbooks was meticulously compiled by a team of senior experts appointed by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security and Microsoft Corporation. During the writing process, the author team conducted extensive market research, and the examples in the books are all derived from actual application data from enterprises. The textbooks closely revolve around the training and assessment for the National Vocational Qualification in Information Technology, forming a brand-new teaching philosophy centered on application. At the same time, the development of the textbooks has been fully supported by Microsoft's technical department, ensuring that the content keeps pace with software advancements and comprehensively interprets the latest Microsoft software. This series of textbooks does not emphasize a complete theoretical system, unlike general textbooks that start with theory and basic knowledge. Instead, it introduces the necessary foundational knowledge before explaining each feature, preparing students for learning and mastering the functions. By closely integrating knowledge with application, under the guidance of clear learning objectives, and through concise, step-by-step, and interconnected operational procedures, the textbooks achieve the transformation from knowledge to skills.
This textbook takes the behavior norms of establishing, using, and maintaining networks in daily work as its main thread, striving to guide readers to become professional network administrators. To this end, the textbook uses specific application cases to introduce the functions of Windows 2000 Server while adhering to the rules and workflows of daily network setup and management, highlighting the intrinsic connection between the software's functions and practical applications. The book covers the planning, management, and application of Windows 2000 networks and provides a detailed description of the application of Windows 2000 Server.
From a practical perspective, this textbook links various teaching sections through a series of specific application examples, enabling readers to establish work norms for network environments and cultivate an awareness of following workflows. At the same time, it aligns work methods with the functions of Windows 2000 Server to enhance the targeting of learning and improve self-directed learning ability through the process of applying knowledge to different scenarios.
This textbook is divided into two types: the Standard Textbook and the Self-Study Textbook. The first part of the Standard Textbook introduces the basic knowledge of the software and guides you through planning, establishing, and applying Windows 2000 networks in a step-by-step manner. Chapter 9 focuses on improving application techniques for Windows 2000 networks, helping you gain a deeper understanding of how to better apply Windows 2000 Server to solve practical problems in daily network management, making the work more convenient and effective. The latter part covers advanced applications of Windows 2000 networks, helping readers further master advanced operations of Windows 2000 Server's Active Directory after familiarizing themselves with the basic principles of Windows 2000 networks and the basic operations of Windows 2000 Server, fully leveraging the capabilities of Windows 2000 Server to achieve twice the result with half the effort.
To align with students' learning patterns, the textbook utilizes a three-step learning method through its layout design. Before learning each specific application, students first clarify the work objectives; under the guidance of these objectives, they confirm the relevant tools; and finally, they achieve the work objectives through the specific steps of using the tools.