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I. Getting Started.
1. Understanding Windows 2000 Server Basics.
2. Configuring Windows.
3. Running MS-DOS Programs.
II. Working with Windows 2000 Server Accessories.
4. Using Accessories.
5. Exploring the Control Panel.
6. Installing and Configuring Windows Media Services.
III. Networking.
7. Setting Up Network Services.
8. Installing and Configuring Active Directory.
9. Configuring Server and Client Settings with the Microsoft Management Console.
10. Managing Accounts and Groups.
11. Managing Servers Remotely.
IV. Managing Files and Printers.
12. Managing Storage.
13. Creating and Managing a Distributed File System.
14. Indexing Files.
15. Making Files Available Offline.
16. Sharing a Printer on the Network.
V. Security.
17. Securing the Server and Authenticating Users.
18. Managing Security Templates.
19. Analyzing System Security.
VI. Connecting Your Network to the Intranet or Intranet.
20. Connecting to the Internet.
21. Setting Up an Intranet.
22. Setting Up SMTP E-mail.
23. Setting Up NNTP Newsgroups.
VII. Disaster Protection.
24. Setting Up Fault Tolerance.
25. Performing System Repair and Recovery.
VIII. Performing Diagnostics and Troubleshooting.
26. Using Network Diagnostic Tools.
27. Troubleshooting Windows 2000 Server.
IX. Installing Windows 2000 Server.
28. Installing Hardware and Software.
29. Installing Windows 2000 Server.
30. Troubleshooting Installations.
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Laurence Taboulot
reviewed Master visually Windows 2000 server on August 01, 2014
Master visually Windows 2000 server
Learning Windows Server is an excellent book for somebody who is warming into the Server environment. It assumes a general comfort in NT class operating systems without demanding too much.
At 616 pages of text and screenshots (not that thick for well spaced illustrated technical material) it covers features unique to the Server OS. It is infinitely more readable than something like Microsoft Press's Inside Out which covers every single bell and whistle. However, this book does gloss over a lot of tasks, even for every day administration. For instance, coverage of Active Directory gives you a general idea of what it does and what you can do with it. However actually implementation is left to the administrator with only general advice.
Printing, File, and Web serving is covered with enough information to get started. There is a chapter on the .net framework for some reason. It does show you some of the administration of .net, however, not coverage of the API which wouldn't really belong in this kind of book.
All in all, this is a great book to get started in the server field, but don't expect to know everything by the end and I would suggest having a good reference book afterward. Possibly the Inside Out book with its searchable ebook on cd.
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