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Technical Training for Computer Professionals 1

Chapter 1 Introduction to Microsoft Windows 2000 1

About This Chapter 1

Before You Begin 1

Lesson 1:Overview of Windows 2000 2

Editions of Windows 2000 2

Windows 2000 Professional 2

Windows 2000 Server 3

Windows 2000 Advanced Server 3

Windows 2000 Datacenter Server 3

Features of Windows 2000 4

Lesson Summary 6

Lesson 2:Operating System Architecture 7

Windows 2000 Architectural Overview 7

User Mode 8

Environment Subsystems 9

Integral Subsystems 10

Kernel Mode 10

Windows 2000 Executive 10

Hardware Abstraction Layer（HAL） 12

Kernel Mode Drivers 13

Lesson Summary 18

Introduction to Directory Services 19

Lesson3: Windows 2000 Directory Services 19

Workgroups and Domains 20

Windows 2000 Workgroups 20

Windows 2000 Domains 22

Windows 2000 Active Directory Services 23

Active Directory Features 23

The Active Directory Structure 25

Lesson Summary 33

Review 34

Chapter 2 Installing and Configuring Microsoft Windows 2000 Server 37

About This Chapter 37

Before You Begin 38

Lesson 1:Preparing to Install Windows 2000 Server 39

Preparing for Installation 39

Minimum Hardware Requirements 42

Hardware Compatibility 43

Disk Partitions 44

Sizing the Installation Partition 45

File Systems 46

NTFS 46

FAT16and FAT32 47

File System Considerations 48

Per-Server Licensing 50

Per-Seat Licensing 50

Licensing 50

Workgroups and Domains 51

Joining a Workgroup 51

Joining a Domain 52

Upgrade or New Installation 53

Installation Methods 53

Setup Boot Disks 54

Bootable CD-ROM 55

Over-the-Network（Server-Based） 56

Choosing Which Components to Install 57

Lesson Summary 60

Windows 2000 Setup Program 61

Lesson2:Installing Windows 2000 Server 61

Windows 2000 Server Setup Programs 61

Winnt．exe Setup Program 62

Winnt32．exe Setup Program 63

The Installation Process 66

Pre-Copy Phase 66

Text Mode 67

CUI Mode 67

Exercise 1:Installing Windows 2000 Server 70

Lesson Summary 80

Lesson 3:Upgrading to Windows 2000 Server 81

Upgrading to Windows 2000 Server 81

Upgrading Servers 82

Upgrading a Windows NT Domain 83

Planning for a Windows NT Domain Upgrade 85

Preparing for a Windows NT Domain Upgrade 85

Preparing to Upgrade the Domain Controller 86

Upgrading the Primary Domain Controller 87

Upgrading the Backup Domain Controllers 87

Upgrading Member Servers 89

Domain Consolidation 89

Lesson Summary 91

Lesson 4:Troubleshooting a Windows 2000 Server Installation 92

Troubleshooting Windows 2000 Server 92

Lesson Summary 93

Review 94

Chapter 3 Unattended Installations of Microsoft Windows 2000 Server 97

About This Chapter 97

Before You Begin 98

Lesson 1:Preparing for an Unattended Installation of Windows 2000 Server 99

Creating the Answer File 99

Answer File Format 100

Methods for Creating an Answer File 103

Creating the Distribution Folders 105

Structuring the Distribution Folder 106

Exercise 1:Preparing and Running an Automated Installation 109

Lesson Summary 118

Performing an Unattended Installation 119

Lesson 2:Automating the Installation of Windows 2000 Server 119

Bootable CD-ROM 120

Winnt．exe or Winnt32．exe 120

Automating the Installation of Windows 2000 Server 121

Using Syspart 123

Using Sysprep 125

Using Systems Management Server 135

Using a Bootable CD-ROM 136

Lesson Summary 137

Lesson 3:Automating the Installation of Server Applications 138

Using the Cmdlines．txt File 138

Using the Answer File 139

Installing Applications 141

Lesson Summary 143

Review 144

Chapter 4 Microsoft Windows 2000 File Systems 147

About This Chapter 147

Before You Begin 148

Lesson 1:Disk Management Basics 149

Setting Up a Hard Disk 149

Storage，Partition，and Volume Types 149

File Systems 154

Common Disk Management Tasks 155

Working with Simple Volumes 156

Working with Spanned Volumes 157

Working with Striped Volumes 158

Adding Disks 159

Changing Storage Type 159

Viewing and Updating Information 161

Managing Disks on a Remote Computer 164

Exercise 1:Configuring a Simple Disk and Converting It to a Dynamic Disk 164

Lesson Summary 168

Lesson 2:File Allocation Table（FAT） 169

Introduction to the FAT File System 169

The FAT 16 File System 170

FAT32 Partition Structure 173

The FAT 32 File System 173

File System Limits 174

Lesson Summary 175

Lesson 3:NT File System（NTFS） 176

Introduction to NTFS 176

Features of Windows 2000 177

Reparse Points 177

Native Structured Storage 178

Disk Quotas 179

Sparse File Support 179

Link Tracking and Object Identifiers 180

Change Journal 181

CD and DVD Support 182

Structure of NTFS 184

NTFS Volume Structure 184

Windows 2000 Boot Sector 185

Windows 2000 Master File Table and Metadata 185

NTFS File Attributes 186

Implementation of NTFS 187

Upgrading to Windows 2000 187

Multibooting Windows 2000 189

NTFS Compatibility 189

Lesson Summary 192

Shared Folder Permissions 193

Shared Folders 193

Lesson 4:File System Security 193

Applying Shared Folder Permissions 195

Guidelines for Shared Folder Permissions 196

Sharing Folders 197

Requirements for Sharing Folders 197

Administrative Shared Folders 197

Sharing a Folder 198

Modifying Shared Folders 200

NTFS Permissions 201

Assigning NTFS Permissions 201

Guidelines for Assigning NTFS Permissions 203

Configuring NTFS Permissions 204

Copying and Moving Files and Folders 208

Troubleshooting NTFS Permissions 209

Lesson Summary 210

Review 211

Chapter 5 Advanced File Systems 213

About This Chapter 213

Before You Begin 213

Lesson 1:Distributed File System 214

Dfs Overview 214

Limits of Dfs 216

Types of Dfs Roots 217

Stand-Alone Dfs Roots 217

Domain Dfs Roots 218

Configuring Dfs 219

Configuring a Stand-Alone Dfs Root 219

Configuring a Domain Dfs Root 220

Configuring New Dfs Links 220

Exercise 1:Creating a Dfs Root and Dfs Link 222

Lesson Summary 228

Lesson 2:File Replication Service 229

FRS Replication 229

Sites and Replication 230

Knowledge Consistency Checker 231

Unique Sequence Numbers 232

Replicating Dfs Fault Tolerant Roots 233

Replicating SYSVOL 233

Implementing FRS 233

Configuring FRS for Inter-Site Replication 234

Lesson Summary 235

Review 236

Chapter 6 Active Directory Services 237

About This Chapter 237

Before You Begin 238

Lesson 1:Overview of Active Directory Services 239

Introduction to Active Directory Services 239

Understanding Active Directory Concepts 240

Extensible Schema 241

Global Catalog 242

Namespace 243

Naming Conventions 244

Active Directory Architecture 247

Access to Active Directory Services 248

Directory Service Architecture 250

Lesson Summary 255

Lesson 2:Planning Active Directory Implementation 257

Planning a Namespace 257

Internal and External Namespaces 258

Defining a Namespace Architecture 260

Creating the OU Structure 263

Planning Organizational Units 263

OU Design Guidelines 264

Structure the OU Hierarchy 264

Planning a Site 266

Optimizing Workstation Logon Traffic 268

Optimizing Directory Replication 268

Lesson Summary 268

Lesson 3:Implementing Active Directory Services 269

The Active Directory Installation Wizard 269

Adding a Domain Controller to an Existing Domain 270

Creating the First Domain Controller for a New Domain 270

The Shared System Volume 272

The Active Directory Database 272

The Database and Shared System Volume 272

Domain Modes 273

Mixed Mode 273

Native Mode 273

Exercise 1:Installing Active Directory Services 274

Exercise 2:Joining Server02 to the Domain 277

Exercise 3:Installing and Examining the Contents of Adminpak．msi 279

Exercise 4:Changing from Stand-Alone Dfs to Domain Dfs 280

Lesson Summary 284

Lesson 4:Administering Active Directory Services 285

Creating Organizational Units and Their Objects 285

Creating Organizational Units 285

Adding Objects to Organizational Units 287

Exercise 5:Creating an Organizational Unit and Its Objects 288

Managing Active Directory Objects 290

Locating Objects 290

Modifying Attribute Values and Deleting Objects 293

Moving Objects 294

Exercise 6:Managing Active Directory Objects 294

Controlling Access to Active Directory Objects 296

Managing Active Directory Permissions 296

Permissions Inheritance 298

Delegating Administrative Control of Objects 298

Guidelines for Administering Active Directory Services 300

Lesson Summary 301

Review 302

Chapter 7 Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Server 305

About This Chapter 305

Before You Begin 305

Lesson 1:Using the Microsoft Management Console 306

The MMC Environment 306

The MMC Window 307

MMC Consoles 307

Snap-Ins 311

Stand-Alone Snap-Ins 311

Console Options 312

Extension Snap-Ins 312

Author Mode 313

User Mode 313

Exercise 1:Navigating and Creating a Custom MMC 314

Lesson Summary 318

Lesson 2:Administering User Accounts 319

Windows 2000 User Accounts 319

Domain User Accounts 319

Local User Accounts 320

Built-In User Accounts 320

Planning New User Accounts 321

Naming Conventions 321

Account Options 323

Password Requirements 323

Creating User Accounts 324

Creating Domain User Accounts 324

Exercise 2:Modifying Domain User Account Properties 327

Creating Local User Accounts 332

Modifying Properties for User Accounts 333

The Properties Dialog Box 333

Administering User Accounts 338

Managing User Profiles 338

Modifying User Accounts 343

Creating Home Folders 344

Exercise 3:Creating a Roaming Profile and Assigning a Home Folder 347

Lesson Summary 352

Lesson 3:Administering Group Accounts 353

Implementing Groups into a Domain 354

Types of Groups 354

Group Scopes 355

Group Membership 356

Implementing Groups 360

Administering Groups 361

Implementing Local Groups 364

Creating Local Groups 364

Built-In Groups 366

Built-In Global Groups 366

Built-In Domain Local Groups 367

Built-In Local Groups 368

Built-In System Groups 369

Exercise 4:Changing the Domain Mode 370

Exercise 5:Creating Groups 371

Lesson Summary 376

Lesson 4:Administering Group Policies 377

Introduction to Group Policies 377

Benefits of Group Policy 378

Types of Group Policies 379

Group Policy Structure 380

Group Policy Objects 380

Group Policy Templates 381

Group Policy Containers 381

Applying Group Policies 383

Creating a GPO 383

Using the Group Policy Snap-In 384

GPO Permissions 388

Support for Windows 95，Windows 98，and Windows NT 4．0 392

Administering Group Policies 393

Managing Software Settings 393

Managing Scripts 395

Managing Security Settings 396

Managing Administrative Templates 398

Managing Folder Redirection 399

Exercise 6:Creating a Group Policy Object and Setting a Policy 400

Exercise 7:Modifying Software Policies 403

Lesson Summary 405

Review 406

Chapter 8 Administering Print Services 409

About This Chapter 409

Before You Begin 410

Lesson 1:Introduction to Windows 2000 Printing 411

Terminology 411

Requirements for Network Printing 413

Guidelines for a Network Printing Environment 414

Printing Configurations 415

Lesson Summary 419

Lesson 2:Setting Up Network Printers 420

Installing a Local Print Device 420

Installing a Network Print Device 421

Sharing an Existing Printer 421

Exercise 1:Installing and Configuring Print Sharing and Setting the Printer for Offline Operation 422

Lesson Summary 427

Lesson 3:Administering Network Printers 428

Accessing Printers 428

Managing Printers 430

Assigning Forms to Paper Trays 430

Setting a Separator Page 431

Pausing，Resuming，and Canceling Documents 432

Redirecting Documents to a Different Printer 433

Taking Ownership of a Printer 433

Managing Documents 434

Pausing，Restarting，and Canceling a Document 434

Setting Notification，Priority，and Printing Time 435

Administering Printers from a Web Browser 435

Using a Web Browser to Manage Printers 436

Accessing Printers Using a Web Browser 437

Setting Up a Printer Pool 438

Setting Priorities Between Printers 439

Troubleshooting Common Printing Problems 439

Reviewing Common Printing Problems 440

Lesson Summary 441

Overview of Printing and Active Directory Services 442

Lesson 4:Printing and Active Directory Services 442

Publishing Windows 2000 Printers 443

Publishing Mechanism 444

Pruning Orphans 445

Supporting Windows NT Printers 445

Group Policy Settings 446

Printer Location Tracking 446

Lesson Summary 446

Lesson 5:Connecting to Network Printers 447

Using the Add Printer Wizard 447

Client Computers Running Other Microsoft Operating Systems 448

Client Computers Running Windows 2000 448

Client Computers Running Windows 95，Windows 98，or Windows NT 448

Using a Web Browser 449

Downloading Printer Drivers 450

Lesson Summary 451

Review 452

Chapter 9 Network Protocols and Services 455

About This Chapter 455

Before You Begin 456

Lesson 1:Network Protocols 457

Introduction to Network Protocols 457

TCP/IP 458

ATM 458

Protocol Binding Order 458

LAN Emulation 460

IP over ATM 460

ATM over xDSL 460

ATM Access through Winsock 2．0 and Native ATM Access 461

NWLink 461

Setting the Frame Type 462

NetBEUI 463

AppleTalk 463

DLC 464

Lesson Summary 465

IrDA 465

Lesson 2:Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol 466

Overview of the TCP/IP Suite 466

Network Interface Layer 467

Internet Layer 467

Transport Layer 468

Application Layer 469

Configuring TCP/IP to Use a Static IP Address 469

Configuring TCP/IP to Obtain an IP Address Automatically 471

Using Automatic Private IP Addressing 472

Disabling Automatic Private IP Addressing 473

Troubleshooting TCP/IP 473

Using Ipconfig 474

Testing TCP/IP Connectivity 474

Using Ping 475

Using Ipconfig and Ping 475

Exercise 1:Configuring and Testing TCP/IP 476

Lesson Summary 479

Lesson 3:Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Service 480

Introduction to DHCP 480

The DHCP Lease Process 481

IP Lease Renewal and Release 484

Installing and Configuring the DHCP Service 485

Installing the DHCP Service 486

The DHCP Snap-In 486

Creating a DHCP Scope 487

Authorizing the DHCP Server 491

Exercise 2:Installing and Configuring the DHCP Service 492

Backing Up and Restoring the DHCP Database 499

Backing Up the DHCP Database 499

Restoring the DHCP Database 499

Lesson Summary 500

Lesson 4:Windows Internet Naming Service 501

Introduction to WINS 501

The WINS Name Resolution Process 501

Name Registration 502

Name Renewal 503

Name Query 504

Name Release 504

Implementing WINS 505

WINS Server Configuration 505

WINS Client Configuration 505

WINS Installation 506

The WINS Snap-In 506

Support for Non-WINS Clients 506

DHCP Server Configuration 508

Exercise 3:Installing and Configuring WINS 510

Lesson Summary 513

Lesson 5:Domain Name System 514

Introduction to DNS 514

Domain Namespace 515

Host Names 517

Domain Naming Guidelines 517

Zones 517

Name Servers 518

Overview of the Name Resolution Process 520

Forward Lookup Query 520

Name Server Caching 522

Reverse Lookup Query 522

Installing the DNS Service 523

Configuring the DNS Service 524

The DNS Snap-In 524

Creating Forward Lookup Zones 525

Creating Reverse Lookup Zones 526

Adding Resource Records 527

Configuring Dynamic DNS 528

Exercise 4:Configuring the DNS Service 529

Configuring a DNS Client 533

Troubleshooting the DNS Service 534

Monitoring the DNS Server 534

Setting Logging Options 535

Using Nslookup 535

Lesson Summary 536

Review 537

About This Chapter 539

Chapter 10 Routing and Remote Access Service 539

Before You Begin 540

Lesson 1:Introduction to the Routing and Remote Access Service 541

Windows 2000 Routing and Remote Access Service 541

Combining Routing and Remote Access 543

LAN and WAN support 544

Installation and Configuration 544

Exercise 1:Enabling RRAS and Examining a Basic Configuration 545

Disabling RRAS 552

Authentication and Authorization 552

Lesson Summary 554

Unicast IP Support 555

Lesson 2:Features of the Routing and Remote Access Service 555

IP Multicast Support 556

IPX Support 557

AppleTalk 558

Demand-Dial Routing 558

Remote Access 558

VPN Server 559

RADIUS Client-Server 559

SNMP MIB Support 560

API Support for Third-Party Components 560

Lesson Summary 561

Overview of Remote Access 562

Lesson 3:Remote Access 562

Dial-Up Remote Access Connections 563

Remote Access Client 563

Remote Access Service Server 563

Dial-Up Equipment and WAN Infrastructure 564

Remote Access Protocols 568

LAN Protocols 569

Remote Access Security 569

Secure User Authentication 569

Mutual Authentication 570

Data Encryption 570

Remote Access Account Lockout 571

Caller ID 571

Callback 571

Managing Remote Access 572

Managing Users 572

Managing Addresses 573

Managing Access 573

Managing Authentication 580

Exercise 2:Configuring and Monitoring a RAS Connection 582

Lesson Summary 588

Lesson 4:Virtual Private Networks 589

Introduction to Virtual Private Networks 589

Connecting Networks over the Internet 590

Connecting Computers over an Intranet 590

Tunnel Maintenance and Data Transfer 591

Tunneling Basics 591

Tunnel Types 593

VPN Protocols 595

PPTP 595

L2TP 596

PPTP versus L2TP 597

IPSec 597

IP-IP 599

Managing Virtual Private Networking 599

Managing Users 599

Managing Addresses and Name Servers 599

Managing Authentication 600

Managing Access 600

Troubleshooting 601

Connection Attempt is Rejected When it Should Be Accepted 602

Connection Attempt is Accepted When it Should Be Rejected 604

Unable to Reach Locations beyond the VPN Server 605

Unable to Establish Tunnel 606

Lesson Summary 607

Lesson 5:RRAS Tools 608

Routing and Remote Access Snap-In 608

Net Shell Command-Line Utility 609

Authentication and Accounting Logging 612

Event Logging 613

File Tracing 614

Tracing 614

Lesson Summary 615

Review 616

Chapter 11 Microsoft Windows 2000 Security 619

About This Chapter 619

Before You Begin 620

Lesson 1:Public Key Infrastructure 621

Security Properties 621

Authentication 621

Integrity 621

Cryptography 622

Anti-Replay 622

Confidentiality 622

Public Key Cryptography 623

Secret Keys 625

Certificates 626

CA Hierarchy 628

Microsoft Certificate Services 628

Certificate Services Architecture 629

Processing Certificate Requests 632

CA Certificates 634

Installing Certificate Services 635

Administering Certificate Services 636

Exercise 1:Installing and Configuring Certificate Services 638

Lesson Summary 644

Lesson 2:Public Key Technologies 645

Secure Channel Authentication Package 645

Smart Cards 646

Smart Card Logon 647

Authenticode 647

Encrypting File System 648

Data Protection 649

Data Recovery 649

Encrypted Backup and Restoration 649

Fault Tolerance 649

EFS Encryption 650

EFS Decryption 651

EFS Recovery 652

Cipher Command-Line Utility 653

Exercise 2:Configuring and Using File Encryption 654

IP Security 658

IPSec Policies 658

IPSec Components 659

Example of IPSec Communication 660

Lesson Summary 662

Lesson 3:The Kerberos Protocol in Windows 2000 663

Overview of the Kerberos Protocol 663

Kerberos Protocol Terms 664

Features of the Kerberos Protocol 666

Kerberos Authentication Process 667

Kerberos Delegation 669

Kerberos Logon Processes 670

Local Interactive Logon 670

Domain Interactive Logon 671

Kerberos Public Key Support 673

Lesson Summary 673

Lesson 4:Security Configuration Tools 674

Security Configuration And Analysis Snap-In 674

Security Configuration 674

Security Analysis 674

Using the Security Configuration And Analysis Snap-In 675

Security Templates Snap-In 676

Using the Security Templates Snap-In 676

Exercise 3:Creating and Using the Security Analysis And Configuration Snap-In 677

Group Policy Snap-In 681

Lesson Summary 681

Lesson 5:Microsoft Windows 2000 Auditing 682

Overview of Windows 2000 Auditing 682

Using an Audit Policy 682

Planning an Audit Policy 683

Implementing an Audit Policy 684

Configuring Auditing 685

Setting an Audit Policy 686

Auditing Access to Files and Folders 687

Auditing Access to Active Directory Objects 688

Auditing Access to Printers 688

Using Event Viewer 688

Windows 2000 Logs 689

Viewing the Security Log 689

Locating Events 690

Managing Audit Logs 690

Archiving Logs 691

Lesson Summary 691

Review 692

About This Chapter 693

Chapter 12 Reliability and Availability 693

Before You Begin 694

Lesson 1:Managing Hardware Devices and Drivers 695

Hardware Overview 695

Hardware Types 696

Plug and Play Overview 697

Installing Devices 698

Uninstalling Devices 700

Tools for Managing Devices and Drivers 701

Add/Remove Hardware Wizard 701

The Device Manager Snap-In 702

Driver Signing 703

Hardware Profiles 705

Event Logs 707

Installing Service Packs 708

Service Pack Slipstreaming 708

Post-Setup Installation of a Service Pack 708

Lesson Summary 709

Lesson 2:Backing Up Data 710

Introduction to Windows Backup 710

Planning Issues for Windows Backup 712

Determine Which Files and Folders to Back Up 712

Determine How Often to Back Up 712

Determine Which Target Media to Use for Storing Backup Data 712

Determine Whether to Perform Network or Local Backup Jobs 713

Setting Backup Options 714

Backup Types 715

Backing Up Data 718

Performing Preliminary Tasks 718

Selecting Files and Folders to Back Up 719

Specifying Backup Destination and Media Settings 720

Specifying Advanced Backup Settings 721

Scheduling Backup Jobs 723

Exercise 1:Backing Up Files 724

Lesson Summary 730

Lesson 3:Implementing Disaster Protection 731

Configuring an Uninterruptible Power Supply 731

Testing a UPS Configuration 732

Configuring Options for the UPS Service 732

Implementing Disk Fault Tolerance 733

RAID Implementations 733

Mirrored Volumes 734

RAID-5 Volumes 736

Mirrored Volumes versus RAID-5 Volumes 737

Implementing RAID Systems 738

Lesson Summary 739

Lesson 4:Recovering from a Disaster 741

Repairing the Windows 2000 Installation 741

Safe Mode 742

Recovery Console 743

Emergency Repair Disk 746

Restoring Data 749

Preparing to Restore Data 749

Selecting Backup Sets，Files，and Folders to Restore 750

Specifying Advanced Restore Settings 751

Exercise 2:Restoring Data 752

Recovering a Mirrored or RAID-5 Volume 755

Recovering from a Mirrored Volume Failure 755

Repairing a RAID-5 Volume 757

Lesson Summary 757

Review 758

About This Chapter 761

Chapter 13 Monitoring and Optimization 761

Before You Begin 762

Lesson 1:Disk Monitoring and OPtimization 763

Check Disk 763

Disk Defragmenter Snap-In 764

Defragmenting Disks 764

Using Disk Defragmenter Effectively 766

Data Compression 767

Using Compressed Files and Folders 767

Compressing Files and Folders 767

Selecting an Alternate Display Color for Compressed Files and Folders 769

Copying and Moving Compressed Files and Folders 769

Using NTFS Compression 770

Disk Quotas 771

Managing Disk Quotas 771

Setting Disk Quotas 772

Determining the Status of Disk Quotas 774

Enforcing Disk Quotas 774

Best Uses of Disk Quotas 775

Exercise 1:Implementing Disk Quotas 776

Lesson Summary 778

Lesson 2:Simple Network Management Protocol Service 779

Overview of SNMP 779

Management Systems and Agents 781

Management Information Base 782

SNMP Messages 783

Defining SNMP Communities 785

Installing and Configuring the SNMP Service 786

SNMP Service Properties 787

Windows 2000 SNMP Agent Properties 787

Trap Properties 788

Security Properties 788

Troubleshooting SNMP 789

Event Viewer 789

WINS Service 789

IPX Addresses 789

SNMP Service Files 790

Lesson Summary 792

Introduction to the Performance Console 793

Lesson 3:Performance Console 793

System Monitor Snap-In 794

System Monitor Interface 795

Monitoring System and Network Performance 798

Disk Objects and the Diskperf Utility 800

Performance Logs and Alerts Snap-In 800

Performance Logs And Alerts Interface 802

Lesson Summary 803

Lesson 4:Network Monitor 805

Overview of Network Monitor 805

Capturing Frame Data 807

Installing Network Monitor Tools 807

Using Capture Filters 808

Displaying Captured Data 810

Using Display Filters 811

Network Monitor Performance Issues 813

Lesson Summary 813

Lesson 5:Task Manager 814

Overview of Task Manager 814

Applications Tab 815

Processes Tab 815

Performance Tab 817

Lesson Summary 818

Review 819

Chapter 14 Microsoft Windows 2000 Application Servers 821

About This Chapter 821

Before You Begin 822

Lesson 1:Exploring Microsoft Internet Information Services 5．0 Features 823

Introduction to Microsoft IIS 5．0 823

Reliability and Performance 823

Management 826

Security 836

Application Environment 843

Installing IIS 5．0 844

Getting Started 845

Setting Up a Web Environment 845

Using ASP to Manage Web Site Content 850

Exercise 1:Accessing the Administration Web Site 852

Lesson Summary 858

Lesson 2:Administering a Web Environment 859

Administering Web and FTP Sites 859

Managing Sites 865

Backing Up and Restoring IIS 868

Managing WebDAV Publishing 868

Creating a Publishing Directory 870

Managing WebDAV Security 870

Publishing and Managing Files 874

Lesson Summary 874