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This project manual written by L. Ward Ulmer accompanies Windows Network Administration and covers all of the core topics that network administrators must know. It begins with clear de*ions of the fundamentals and then presents a concise and easy-to-understand explanation of the technologies they will use on the job. With the help of numerous real-world examples, they'll find the information they'll need to succeed in a complex IT environment.

1. Understanding Networks

　1.1. Basic OSI Knowledge

　1.2. Determining a MAC Address

　1.3. Using the OSI Model to Troubleshoot

　1.4. Viewing the Protocols Installed on a Computer

　1.5. Topology Recognition and Selection

　1.6. Choosing Media

　1.7. Using Network Devices

　1.8. Preparing to Install Windows Server 2003

　1.9. Installing Windows Server 2003

2. The TCP/IP Protocol Suite

　2.1. Understanding Binary Numbering, Conversion to Decimal Numbering and Logical Operations

　2.2. Subnetting

　2.3. Examining Routing

　2.4. Installing and Configuring the TCP/IP Protocol

　2.5. Configuring Bindings

　2.6. Using TCP/IP Troubleshooting Tools

　2.7. Monitoring Network Traffic

3. Implementing and Administering WINS

　3.1. Understanding Browsing

　3.2. Name Resolution

　3.3. Viewing the NetBIOS Name Cache

　3.4. Understanding WINS

　3.5. Installing WINS

　3.6. Administering WINS

4. Implementing and Administering DNS

　4.1. Understanding DNS

　4.2. Configuring a DNS Client

　4.3. Installing DNS on Windows Server 2003

　4.4. Configuring and Managing DNS

　4.5. DNS Performance

5. Troubleshooting Name Resolution

　5.1. Examining Troubleshooting Tools and Utilities

　5.2. Investigating Failures

　5.3. Diagnosing and Monitoring Name Resolution

　5.4. Packet Analysis with Net Monitor

　5.5. Packet Analysis with Ethereal or Etherpeek

6. Implementing and Administering DHCP

　6.1. Understanding DHCP

　6.2. Creating and Configuring Scopes and Superscopes

　6.3. Administering DHCP Servers

　6.4. Dynamic DNS Configuration

　6.5. Planning a Redundant DHCP Infrastructure

7. Troubleshooting DHCP

　7.1. Troubleshooting DHCP Server Configuration

　7.2. Switch and Router Configuration Problems

　7.3. Monitoring DHCP Services

　7.4. Managing the DHCP Database

　7.5. Examining DHCP Packets

8. Managing Security

　8.1. Understanding Users and Groups

　8.2. Using the RunAs Command

　8.3. Managing Users

　8.4. Managing Groups

　8.5. Understanding Group Policy

　8.6. Using the Delegation of Control Wizard

9. Managing Permissions

　9.1. Understanding File and Folder Permissions

　9.2. Using Special Permissions

　9.3. Assigning NTFS Permissions

　9.4. Copying and Moving Files and Folders

　9.5. Managing Shared Folders

　9.6. Troubleshooting Permissions

10. Administering Routing and Remote Access

　10.1 Understanding Routing and Remote Access (RRAS) on Windows Server 2003

　10.2 Configuring a Remote Access Server and Dial-up Networking Client

　10.3 Understanding VPNs

　10.4 VPN Configuration

　10.5 Routing and Remote Access Policy Configurations

11 Monitoring and Troubleshooting RRAS

　11.1 Managing and Monitoring RRAS

　11.2 Reviewing and Configuring RRAS Logs

　11.3 Remote Access Logging

　11.4 Logging, Tracing, or Monitoring?

　11.5 Using IAS Parse

　11.6 Troubleshooting RRAS Connectivity

12 Configuring and Troubleshooting IPSec

　12.1 Understanding IP Security

　12.2 Exploring IPSec Components

　12.3 Configuring IPSec Authentication

　12.4 Managing IP Filter Lists and Filter Actions

　12.5 Using IP Security Monitor

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This project manual written by L. Ward Ulmer accompanies Windows Network Administration and covers all of the core topics that network administrators must know. It begins with clear descriptions of the fundamentals and then presents a concise and easy-to-understand explanation of the technologies they will use on the job. With the help of numerous real-world examples, they'll find the information they'll need to succeed in a complex IT environment.