Server Installation and Maintenance

Author: Yu Ting, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book provides readers with comprehensive knowledge and skills related to servers. It is designed for two groups of readers: on one hand, it targets server administrators of Microsoft Windows Server 2003 in enterprises, who are responsible for the challenging tasks of server installation, configuration, and maintenance; on the other hand, it is also suitable for a broad range of students at higher vocational and technical schools who plan to learn Microsoft Windows Server 2003 server technology. The book consists of 15 chapters, structured in a progressive manner, starting with an introduction to server hardware, followed by system installation and setup. It then provides detailed explanations of user management, file system management, printing systems, disk management, system backup and restoration, monitoring and optimizing Windows Server 2003 performance, system security management, Active Directory, DNS services, DHCP services, Internet Information Services, remote control, and more. Each chapter includes practical exercise guidance based on real-world applications. During the teaching process, it is recommended to allocate 30 theoretical class hours and 24 hands-on class hours. Additionally, instructors may adjust the schedule according to actual teaching needs.