Windows XP/2000 Answer Book: A Completer Resource from the Desktop to the Enterprise
John Savill
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John Savill
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From the Publisher: An invaluable resource for Windows system administrators, small business managers, and home users, The Windows XP/2000 Answer Book answers more than eight hundred of the most frequently asked questions about the newest and most powerful versions of the Windows operating system. It provides solutions to real-world Windows system administration problems and shows users of all levels how to take full advantage of their Windows systems. The Windows XP/2000 Answer Book is based in part on the author’s highly acclaimed Windows NT/2000 FAQ Web site, but is broader in scope and contains more in-depth information and concrete examples. Organized for easy access, the questions range from basic queries about installation and core functions to the operating system’s most sophisticated capabilities, such as customization, domain concepts, Active Directory, Internet support, and security. Each stand-alone entry begins with an overview of the technology and includes clear explanations, step-by-step instructions, and examples of effective use. You will find answers to such questions as:What hardware is needed to run Windows 2000? What is the difference between Windows XP Professional Edition and XP Home Edition? What Windows backup options are available? How can I manage services remotely? What are the differences between NT 4.0 and 2000 domains? Which naming conventions does Active Directory use for objects? How do I configure a domain on a DNS Server? How do I create a DHCP Relay Agent? How do I perform Scandisk in Windows XP and Windows 2000? How can I stop aWindows 2000 upgrade from overwriting special security settings? How do I speed up server response? How do I create a queue to a network printer? What is the Windows Media XP bonus pack? How can I create a RAS connection script? Whether you are searching for the answer to a specific question, or just browsing to gain insight and practical techniques, the wealth of information in The Windows XP/2000 Answer Book will enable you to install your system properly, configure it to serve your organization’s needs, and keep it running smoothly.
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From the Publisher: An invaluable resource for Windows system administrators, small business managers, and home users, The Windows XP/2000 Answer Book answers more than eight hundred of the most frequently asked questions about the newest and most powerful versions of the Windows operating system. It provides solutions to real-world Windows system administration problems and shows users of all levels how to take full advantage of their Windows systems. The Windows XP/2000 Answer Book is based in part on the author’s highly acclaimed Windows NT/2000 FAQ Web site, but is broader in scope and contains more in-depth information and concrete examples. Organized for easy access, the questions range from basic queries about installation and core functions to the operating system’s most sophisticated capabilities, such as customization, domain concepts, Active Directory, Internet support, and security. Each stand-alone entry begins with an overview of the technology and includes clear explanations, step-by-step instructions, and examples of effective use. You will find answers to such questions as:What hardware is needed to run Windows 2000? What is the difference between Windows XP Professional Edition and XP Home Edition? What Windows backup options are available? How can I manage services remotely? What are the differences between NT 4.0 and 2000 domains? Which naming conventions does Active Directory use for objects? How do I configure a domain on a DNS Server? How do I create a DHCP Relay Agent? How do I perform Scandisk in Windows XP and Windows 2000? How can I stop aWindows 2000 upgrade from overwriting special security settings? How do I speed up server response? How do I create a queue to a network printer? What is the Windows Media XP bonus pack? How can I create a RAS connection script? Whether you are searching for the answer to a specific question, or just browsing to gain insight and practical techniques, the wealth of information in The Windows XP/2000 Answer Book will enable you to install your system properly, configure it to serve your organization’s needs, and keep it running smoothly.
Key concepts: Group Policy, Windows Server, Windows Vista, Windows NT, Windows Rally, Software versioning, SYSTEM.INI, Server Message Block