Windows Server 2003 System Administration

Author: Xie Yujie
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Features:
· Installation, configuration, and network connection
· Domain and account management
· Implementing file security using NTFS
· Resource sharing, print management, and disk management
· Implementing Terminal Services in Windows Server 2003
· Monitoring and optimizing performance
· Local security management
· Disaster recovery
Covers system management, network architecture, Active Directory, and Exchange Server in Windows Server 2003, providing a comprehensive and rich knowledge base.
The contributors are composed of experienced professional instructors, engineers, managers, and security personnel who have long been dedicated to Windows research, emphasizing both theory and practice.
The content is extensively illustrated with charts for better understanding and easy reference.
Focuses on practical application skills, with detailed explanations of typical examples, making it highly practical.
Aims for clarity and simplicity, with content summaries and learning objectives provided at the beginning of each chapter, making it suitable as a textbook.
Windows has evolved from 3x, 9x, 2000, XP to 2003, dominating not only the personal computer market but also establishing a strong foothold in the server market. This book primarily focuses on Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition, offering a detailed exploration of system management knowledge within the Windows Server 2003 family. The book consists of 14 chapters, covering five major areas: system setup, account management, resource usage, remote desktop, and crisis prevention and recovery.
The content is thorough, well-structured, and easy to understand. A standout feature is the clear summary and distillation of key content and techniques, along with detailed configuration steps. This book serves as an excellent resource for short-term training on Windows Server 2003 system management, a textbook for higher education institutions, and an indispensable reference forWindows users.