Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Service Infrastructure Design and Management (Includes 1CD)

Author: (USA) Bloch; Yu Fengxia
Publisher: Beijing Hope Electronic Publishing House
Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book is one of the standard textbooks in the series of Chinese versions by Microsoft Certified Technical Education Center (CTEC), and is a part of the Microsoft operating system certification. The course code is 2153B. The book comprehensively introduces how to implement the network infrastructure of Microsoft Windows 2000. The entire book consists of 16 units, including: an introductory overview of the network infrastructure of Microsoft Windows 2000, using DHCP for automatic IP address allocation, using DNS for name resolution, using WINS for name resolution, configuring network security using Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), configuring network security using IPSec, configuring remote access, supporting remote access to the network, extending remote access capabilities using IAS, configuring Windows 2000 servers as routers, setting up Internet access for network configurations, configuring Web servers, deploying Windows 2000 Professional using RIS, managing Windows 2000 networks, troubleshooting Windows 2000 network services, and configuring network connections between operating systems. As a tutorial, each unit in the book begins with an overview and ends with a summary review, and includes practical hands-on experiments to help readers deeply master the knowledge learned. The book is both innovative and comprehensive, serving as the authoritative textbook for Windows 2000 certification exams. It is also the preferred choice for network engineers looking to upgrade from Windows NT to Windows 2000 and for aspiring network management professionals. For users seeking to understand the composition, working principles, and operations of Windows 2000, the book also provides excellent reference material. The accompanying CD-ROM includes practice files for classroom use.