Windows 2000 Network Services

Author: Drew Heywood
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: This book provides an in-depth introduction to the various network services required by network administrators for Windows 2000 support, serving as a reference manual for network administrators. The book is divided into thirteen chapters. Chapters 1 to 6 introduce the fundamentals of Windows 2000 network services, including the installation of Windows 2000 network services, the TCP/IP protocol, the Domain Name System (DNS), Active Directory (AD), DHCP, and NetBIOS name support. Chapters 7 to 8 cover Routing and Remote Access Services, detailing how to implement LAN routing, remote access dial-up, demand-dial routing, and virtual private networks. Chapters 9 to 12 discuss the security aspects of Windows 2000 network services, including the Digital Security Principles, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), and IPSec. Chapter 13 introduces the collaboration of Windows 2000 network services with non-Windows environments. This book is highly suitable for beginners and intermediate-level Windows 2000 network administrators, and advanced Windows 2000 network administrators will also benefit from it.