Server2003 - OS-II
((CA221)) ((2-2-3))
Prepared by
Rashid Khan
Coordinator, Computer Program
This
course teaches Installation, configuration, maintenance, and troubleshooting the
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Operating System. This course prepares the
student for the Microsoft Certified Professional certification exam.
Recommended Books: Introduction to Windows Server 2003
Author : Eric Ecklund
ISBN : 0072230975
Credits
: 2-4-4
Prerequisite :
CA 121, 210
Important Topics
·
Introduction to Windows Server 2003
·
Installing Windows Server 2003
·
A Net Improvement: Configuring Network Services
and Protocols
·
Preparing to Serve: Understanding Microsoft
Networking
·
Directory Assistance: Administration Using Active
Directory Users and Computers
·
A Place for
Everything: Storage Management
·
Preparing for Output : Printer Configuration and
Management
·
Crowd Control: Controlling Access to Resources
Using Groups
·
Traffic Control: Monitoring and Managing Server
Performance
·
From Here to There: Remote Installation of the
Windows XP Professional Client
·
The Best Policy: Managing Computers and Users
Through Group Policy
·
From There to Here: Server Management Using Remote Desktop for
Administration
weekly breakdown
Windows Server
2003 (CA 221 - Operating System II)
Week-1 Welcome to the Evolution: Windows Server 2003
Chapter 1
Week-2-3 Getting Started: Installing Windows Server 2003
Chapter 2
Week-4 Configuring Network Services and
Protocols Chapter 3
Week-5-6 Preparing to Serve: Understanding Microsoft Networking
Chapter 4
Week-7-8 Administration Using Active Directory Users and Computers Mid-Term
Chapter 5
Week-9
Preparing for
Output: Printer Configuration and Management
Chapter 7
Week-10-11 Controlling Access to Resources Using Groups
Chapter 8
Week-12 Monitoring and Managing Server Performance
Chapter 9
Week-13 Remote Installation of the Windows XP Professional Client
Chapter 10
Week-14 The Best Policy: Managing Computers and Users Through Group
Policy Chapter 11
Week-15 Server Management Using Remote Desktop for Administration
Final Exam Chapter 12
Details of the “CA221” course outline
Chapter 1-Welcome to the Evolution: Windows Server 2003
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The Evolution of Windows
Server 2003
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Windows for Workgroups
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Windows NT
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Windows 2000
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Introducing the Windows
Server 2003 Family
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Windows Server 2003
Standard Edition
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Windows Server 2003
Enterprise Edition
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Windows Server 2003
Datacenter Edition
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Windows Server 2003
Web Edition
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What's New and Improved in
Windows Server 2003?
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Improved Benefits
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New Features
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Meeting the System
Requirements
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Minimum Requirements
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Recommended
Requirements
Chapter 2-Getting Started: Installing Windows Server 2003
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Checking Hardware
Compatibility
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Using the Microsoft
Windows Upgrade Advisor
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Step-by-Step 2.1:
Using the Windows Upgrade Advisor
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The Hardware
Compatibility List and the Windows Server Catalog
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Step-by-Step 2.2:
Using the Online Hardware Compatibility List
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Step-by-Step 2.3:
Using the Windows Server Catalog
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Choosing an Installation
Method
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Attended Installation
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Unattended
Installation
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Preparing to Install
Windows Server 2003
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Upgrade or Clean
Installation?
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Partitioning
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File System
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Licensing
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Server Name
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Initial Password
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Network Settings
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Step-by-Step 2.4:
Creating an Installation Plan for Windows Server 2003
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Installing and Activating
Windows Server 2003
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Performing an Attended
Installation
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Step-by-Step 2.5:
Performing an Attended Installation of Window Server 2003
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Testing the
Installation
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Updating Windows Server
2003
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Using Windows Update
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Step-by-Step 2.6:
Running Windows Update
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Update Categories
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Configuring Windows
Update
Chapter 3-A Net Improvement: Configuring Network Services and
Protocols
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Understanding Basic TCP/IP
Concepts
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Addressing
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Step-by-Step 3.1:
Verifying TCP/IP Configuration
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Configuring TCP/IP
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Dynamic Versus Static
IP Addressing
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Changing Connection
Properties
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Step-by-Step 3.2:
Configuring a Static IP Address
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Setting Up DHCP
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DHCP Benefits
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Step-by-Step 3.3:
Installing DHCP, DNS, and WINS
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Configuring DHCP
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Step-by-Step 3.4:
Adding a New DHCP Scope
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Setting Up DNS and WINS
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The Difference Between
DNS and WINS
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Configuring DNS
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Step-by-Step 3.5:
Configuring DNS and Activating DNS and WINS Options in the DHCP Server
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Client Configuration
Chapter 4-Preparing to Serve: Understanding Microsoft Networking
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Identifying the Logical
Structures of Microsoft Networks
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Domains
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Trees
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Forests
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Organizational Units
and Sites
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Active Directory Features
in Windows Server 2003
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Basic Benefits of
Active Directory
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New Features of Active
Directory
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Creating a Domain by
Installing Active Directory
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Planning the Active
Directory Installation
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Step-by-Step 4.1:
Installing Active Directory on a Stand-Alone Server
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Raising the Domain and
Forest Functional Level
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Step-by-Step 4.2:
Raising Domain and Forest Functionality Levels
Chapter 5-Directory Assistance: Administration Using Active
Directory Users and Computers
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Identify Active Directory
Objects
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Computer
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User
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Contact
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Group
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Organizational Unit
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Printer and Shared
Folder
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Create Objects Using
Active Directory Users and Computers
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The Active Directory
Users and Computers Interface
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Step-by-Step 5.1:
Exploring Active Directory Users and Computers
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The Initial Active
Directory Containers and Objects
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Creating Common Active
Directory Objects
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Step-by-Step 5.2:
Creating Computer Accounts, User Accounts, and Organizational Units
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Managing Objects Using
Active Directory
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Users and Computers
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Object Properties
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Basic Active Directory
Users and Computers Object Management
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Step-by-Step 5.3:
Moving and Editing Objects in Active Directory Users and Computers
Chapter 6-A Place for Everything: Storage Management
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Basic Disks Versus Dynamic
Disks
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Capabilities and
Limitations of Basic Disks
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Advantages of Dynamic
Disks
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When to Use Dynamic
Disks
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Step-by-Step 6.1:
Converting Basic Disks to Dynamic Disks
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Using Volumes to Manage
Storage
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Volumes That Grow
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Volumes That Improve
Performance
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Volumes That Improve
Reliability
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Step-by-Step 6.2:
Creating Volumes on Dynamic Disks
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Using Windows Backup
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Backup Options
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Features and
Shortcomings of Windows Backup
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Performing a Backup
and Restore with Windows Backup
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Step-by-Step 6.3:
Backing Up and Restoring a Volume with Windows Backup
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Troubleshooting Storage
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Disk Errors
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Failing Disks with
Mirrored Volumes
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Poor Performance
Chapter 7-Preparing for Output: Printer Configuration and Management
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Installing a Printer
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Connection Options
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Data Handling Options
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Installing a Locally
Connected, Nonremote Printer
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Step-by-Step 7.1:
Installing a Locally Connected Printer
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Configuring and Sharing
Print Devices
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Configuring Print
Device Properties
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Step-by-Step 7.2:
Sharing a Printer
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Managing Printers and
Print Jobs
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Managing Printers
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Step-by-Step 7.3:
Creating a Printer Pool
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Managing Print Jobs
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Troubleshooting Common
Printer Problems
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Problem: Users Cannot
Print to a Network Printer
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Problem: Pages of
Nonsense Characters Print Instead of Document
Chapter 8-Crowd Control: Controlling Access to Resources Using
Groups
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Windows Server 2003 Group
Accounts
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Group Scope and
Membership Rules
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Best Practices for
Using Group Accounts
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Step-by-Step 8.1:
Creating and Managing Group Accounts
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Manage Folder, File, and
Printer Access
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Share Permissions
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Step-by-Step 8.2:
Creating and Sharing a Folder and Setting Share Permissions
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NTFS Permissions
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Step-by-Step 8.3:
Setting NTFS Permissions and Demonstrating Inheritance
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Printer Permissions
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Troubleshooting Share and
Access Control Problems
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Check Both Share and
NTFS Permissions
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Use the Effective
Permissions Utility
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Check Group Membership
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Check Special
Permissions
Chapter 9-Traffic Control: Monitoring and Managing Server
Performance
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Server Monitoring Using
Task Manager
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Opening and Exploring
Task Manager
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Monitoring and
Managing with Task Manager
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Step-by-Step 9.1:
Working with Task Manager
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Server Monitoring and
Alerts Using the Performance Console
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Using System Monitor
to Monitor Server Performance
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Step-by-Step 9.2:
Using System Monitor
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Using Performance Logs
and Alerts
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Step-by-Step 9.3:
Creating a Counter Log
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Step-by-Step 9.4:
Configuring an Alert
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Monitoring Event Logs
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The Application,
Security, and System Logs
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Step-by-Step 9.5:
Monitoring Event Logs
Chapter 10-From Here to There: Remote Installation of the Windows XP
Professional Client
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Configuring a Server for
Remote Installation Services
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Remote Installation
Services Function and Requirements
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Step-by-Step 10.1:
Installing Remote Installation Services
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Configuring Remote
Installation Services
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Operating System
Considerations
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Step-by-Step 10.2:
Configuring RIS and Creating a Windows XP Professional Flat Image
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Additional RIS
Configuration Settings
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Step-by-Step 10.3:
Advanced RIS Configuration
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Performing a Remote
Installation of Windows XP Professional
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RIS Client
Requirements
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Step-by-Step 10.4:
Installing an OS to a Client Machine Using RIS
Chapter 11-The Best Policy: Managing Computers and Users Through
Group Policy
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Understanding the
Capabilities of Group Policy
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Group Policy Tools
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Group Policy Settings
Categories
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Step-by-Step 11.1:
Creating a New Group Policy Object and Opening the Group Policy Object
Editor
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Managing Security Using
Group Policy
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Security Settings
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Software Restriction
Policies
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Step-by-Step 11.2:
Modifying Security and Software Restriction Policies
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Managing Users'
Environments Using Group Policy
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Scenarios for Using
Administrative Template Settings
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Step-by-Step 11.3:
Modifying the Administrative Template Policies
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Managing Group Policy
Implementation and Interaction
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How Group Policy Is
Applied
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Analyzing Group Policy
Interactions
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Step-by-Step 11.4:
Using RSoP and Modifying Group Policy Priority
Chapter 12-From There to Here: Server Management Using Remote
Desktop for Administration
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Describing Basic Remote
Desktop for Administration Concepts
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Benefits of Terminal
Server
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Benefits of Remote
Desktop for Administration
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Remote Desktop for
Administration Limitations
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Step-by-Step 12.1:
Enabling Remote Connections to Windows Server 2003
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Configuring and Creating a
Remote Desktop Connection
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Remote Desktop
Connection Options
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Step-by-Step 12.2:
Configuring a Remote Desktop Connection
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Using Remote Desktop
for Administration Sessions
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Managing Remote Desktop
Connections
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Modifying Sessions
Settings at the Server
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Managing Current
Sessions
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Step-by-Step 12.3:
Configuring and Managing Remote Desktop for Administration Sessions from
the Server