Learning Windows Server 2003
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Index[SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Z] packet filters, NAQC deployment PAP (Password Authentication Protocol)parent domains child domains and linking to trust relationships GPO inheritance Partition Knowledge Table [See PKT] partitioning disks partitions migrating NT domains to Active Directory NTFS-formatted, enabling remote upgrading Windows NT and Password Authentication Protocol (PAP) passwords Active Directory restore mode authenticating print jobs changing PDC emulator role and replication topologies and expiration prompt, enabling in domains, lists of requirements, securing Windows systems web site authentication settingsPCL printers supporting access to, providing naming recommendations separator page, choosing pd.sep file separator page, choosing PDC emulator role time synchronization 2nd 2nd [See also PDC emulator role] [See also PDC emulator role] decentralization of migrating Windows NT domains to Active Directory upgrading Windows NT PDF files indexing per-seat mode licensing per-server mode licensing 2nd [See also performance counters] [See also performance counters] application pools applications, II 6 hosting environemnt for ASP.NET bandwidth use [See bandwidth] configuring with Indexing Services EFS and enhancements to Dfs HTTP request processing by IIS Indexing Service Indexing Services MSMQ servers/links recommendations network traffic during replication GPO enforcement over slow optimizing on NLB clusters options monitoring with Performance Monitor options, modifying replication of DNS information search engine server consolidation and shadow copy schedule and web sites impracticality of basing access on DNS domain namesPerformance Monitor monitoring Indexing Service performance perimeter level, server security layers period (.) NetBIOS names SOA records, modifying permissions [See also special permissions and standard permissions] [See also special permissions and standard permissions] assigning [See also nesting groups] [See also nesting groups] security groups and default Terminal Services filesystems, configuring GPOs 2nd GPs Manage Printers delegating to group members NTFS file/folder determining inheritance logging messages about use operation of ownership of setting standard and special registry keys, configuring remote users, Terminal Services Configuration applet shared folders 2nd NTFS Share a Folder wizard, configuring with Take Ownership user/group DSREVOKE tool web site content on IIS server Windows XP system drive root, securing for Physical Disk resource physical security level, server security layers PIDs (process IDs) application pools, used by PKT (Partition Knowledge Table) Plug and Play Add Printer wizard and shared printers, support for Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) 2nd pointer records [See PTR records] policies\\, procedures\\, awareness level, server security layers policy agent, IPSec componentPOP3 (Post Office Protocol 3) IIS and POP3 servers 2nd 3rd adding email domains adding mailboxes global properties installingport numbers, distinct hosting multiple sites on one machine port rules, NLB clusters 2nd ports killing unused to maintain IIS security Post Office Protocol 3 [See POP3] PostScript printers supporting access to, providing naming recommendations sysprint.sep file, choosing separator page Power Users group preventing access to shared folders PPTP (Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol) 2ndPre-boot eXecution Environment [See PXE]preference numbers MX records SRV records Previous Versions add-on (Volume Shadow Copy Service) primary domain controllers [See PDCs] primary nameservers stub zones and upgrading to secondary print command print pooler servicesprint queues adding/deleting documents to viewing jobs in print servers configuring removing storing drivers on facilitating driver revisions print services clustering print sharing services [See also file and print services] [See also file and print services] Active Directory, publishing printers to availability of printers, restricting color profiles adding command-line features configuring customization default settings multiple physical printers, printing to Internet printing multiple languages, supporting network printers physical ports, manually assigning to PostScript and PCL creating queues print jobs print queues [See print queues] print servers [See print servers] print spooler service [See print spooler service] printer locations, tracking printer names limitations on separator page choosing 2nd time restrictions user/group access controlling Windows Server 2003 servers, adding printers to Print Spooler resource print spooler service authentication starting/stopping from command-line status, viewing PRINT$ default share printer drivers adding for other OSs installing for other server OSs levels 2/3 sharing PRINT$ default share updated revisions storing drivers on servers printers connecting to with Terminal Services Configuration applet session device mapping with Terminal Services Configuration applet private assemblies (.NET Framework) private queues (MSMQ) privilege use events, security auditing processes recycling, application pools programming languages scripts inprograms runningproperties user, configuring Active Directory Users and Computers property cache, Indexing Services default cache values pscript.sep file PostScript, switching to PTR records (pointer records) creating/editing public queues (MSMQ) PXE (Pre-boot eXecution Environment) |
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