Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Self-Taught Tutorial

Author: Microsoft Corporation
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: The Windows 2000 series operating system has brought a new trend to network and collaborative office work, and Windows 2000 Server is the core part of the Windows 2000 network office environment. Adhering to the principle of exploring patterns and cultivating elites, this book starts from the basics for novice computer network users, enabling readers to easily master the various functions of Windows 2000 Server.
Chapter 1: Experiencing Windows 2000 Server: What new features has Windows 2000 Server added? This chapter guides you through experiencing Windows 2000 Server.
Chapter 2: Installing a Typical Windows 2000 Network: This chapter introduces how to install the Windows 2000 Server operating system in different scenarios for a typical Windows 2000 network environment.
Chapter 3: Simply Configuring Windows 2000 Server: This chapter covers some basic usage methods of the Windows 2000 Server operating system, which is the key focus of the book. It will lead you into the world of Windows 2000 Server.
Chapter 4: Managing Printers: In a Windows 2000 network office environment, reasonably installing and setting up printers can greatly improve your work efficiency.
Chapter 5: Using DHCP to Implement IP Address Automatic Assignment: Setting up IP addresses for a large and complex Windows 2000 network is a very challenging task. The DHCP service will completely replace the history of manual IP address settings.
Chapter 6: Using WINS to Implement Name Resolution: In an advanced Windows 2000 network, how can older operating systems like Windows 98 communicate with it? The WINS service will enable them to perform name resolution in the Windows 2000 network.
Chapter 7: Using DNS Service to Implement Domain Name Resolution: Using the DNS service to communicate with external networks is an essential tool for the Windows 2000 network office environment.
Chapter 8: Windows 2000 Routing and Remote Access: Windows 2000 Routing and Remote Access provides the best solution for remote work and cross-regional networking.
Chapter 9: Windows 2000 Server Practical Tips: Windows 2000 Server has many practical tips that make network management more effortless.
Chapter 10: Installing and Managing Active Directory Services: Active Directory Services are the most prominent feature of Windows 2000 Server, providing the most effective means for controlling and managing large networks.
Chapter 11: Windows 2000 Server Group Policy: Group Policy will establish the most standardized and unified constraints and restrictions for the Windows 2000 network.
Chapter 12: Resource Publication in Active Directory: Resource sharing is one of the fundamental purposes of network development. Resource publication in Active Directory brings a new concept to the goal of resource sharing.