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W permission

W3SVC [See web servers]web applications

     ASP.NET web servers

     checking status of Web Services Extensions node

web sites    content

         configuration options

         configuring location for         enabling/disabling dynamic         rating

         restricting availability of

     custom error pages, defining location/content of

     digital certificates

    IIS Manager         FrontPage Server Extensions

         individual site properties, adjusting

         server-wide properties. adjusting         virtual directories

         Web Services Extensions node     indexing

     ISAPI filters, activating     multiple, hosting on one machine

web-based management tools

web.config files

     example

Whistler Server

$win_nt$.~bt directory

     modifications to during installation

$win_nt$.~lt directory

     modifications to during installation

Windows .NET Server

Windows 2000

     attaching printers to computers running

    configuring

         clients

     dynamic DNS and     GPO replication and     groups, backward compatibility issues

     round-robin balancing

    security         shutdown without logon

Windows 2000 clients

    network connections

         print server, checking drivers on

Windows 2000 Server

    domains

         PDC emulator role and    migrating Active Directory to

         raising domain/forest levels         tips for

     migrating to Active Directory         existing domains/forests, preparing

         forests/domains, functional levels     schema master, identifying

     upgrading

Windows applications     .NET Framework with Windows FormsWindows components

     choosing before installation

Windows Directory Service Mapper

     mapping configurations

Windows Explorer    creating

         shared folders manually

     default quotas, setting Windows Installer deployment model, .NET Framework

Windows Internet Naming Service [See WINS]Windows Internet print servers

     vulnerability to crackers Windows Internet printing services

Windows Licensing Service

Windows Management Instrumentation [See WMI]

Windows Media Services

Windows NT

     attaching printers to computers running

    domains [See Windows NT domains]

     end of life for

     migrating to Active Directory

         checklist prior to move

         considerations

         strategies for

     name resolution

     upgrading

         storage issues         upgrading domain         Windows Server 2003 interoperability issues

Windows NT 4.0

     groups, backward compatibility issues    servers

         migrating NT domains to Active Directory

     system policies compared to GPs

Windows NT 4.0 clients

    network connections

         print server, checking drivers on

Windows NT domains    migrating to Active Directory

         partitions         service pack levels

         Setup program issuesWindows NT RAS servers

     anonymous access to, denyingWindows NT Server

    domains

         PDC emulator role andWindows Server 2003     editions of

         hardware requirements

     enhancements to

    feature packs [See feature packs]

    file and print services [See file and print services]     future of

         R2

         Service Pack 1    GUI [See GUI]

    Indexing Service version 3.0 [See Indexing Service]    installation [See installation]

    security [See security]     Service Pack 1

    upgrading [See upgrading]

Windows Server 2003 Datacenter Edition (DE)

     Dfs roots, support for multiple

Windows Server 2003 DC

     true server clusters, support for

Windows Server 2003 Deployment Guide

Windows Server 2003 EE

     true server clusters, support for

Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition (EE)

     creating mirror/stripe/volume sets under, NT domain migration to Active Directory

     Dfs roots, support for multiple

Windows Server 2003 for 64-Bit (Itanium and Extended)

Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit

Windows Server 2003 servers     printers, adding to Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition (SE)

Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition (Windows Server 2003 SE)

     Dfs roots, number supported per serverWindows Server 2003 WE

     Remote Administration with

Windows Server 2003 Web Edition (WE)

     Terminal Services support, lack of

Windows services applications

Windows SharePoint Services (WSS)

Windows System Resource Manager (WSRM)Windows systems

     securing         account lockout policies

         local options         password requirements

         setting network options with GPsWindows Terminal Services [See WTS]

Windows Time Service

     time synchronization Windows Update Catalog website Windows Update utility

Windows XP

     Administrative Tools Pack

     attaching printers to computers running

     configuring to work with SUS     dynamic DNS and

     folder redirection policies and

     GPs and     Previous Versions add-on, support for

     round-robin balancing     securing permissions for system drive

Windows XP Home clients    network connections

         drivers on print server and

Windows XP Professional

     file sharing option, limitations of

    security

         shutdown without logon

Windows XP Server

WINNT.SIF answer file

WINNT32 command-line switches

WINPOLICIES.EXE file

winpop command

WINS (Windows Internet Naming Service)

     dynamic DNS and

WINS resource

wireless LANs     Windows Server 2003 support for WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation)

     GPs, filtering

WMI Query Language [See WQL] workgroups

    Windows Server 2003 installation

         domains versus workgroups

WQL (WMI Query Language)

Write Attributes special permission

Write Data special permission

Write Extended Attributes special permission Write standard permission (W)

writing     baselining script, NAQC

WSRM (Windows System Resource Manager) WSS (Windows SharePoint Services)

WTS (Windows Terminal Services)     administering

         with command-line

         with Terminal Services Configuration applet         with TSM     advantages of

     application installation

     clients

         configuring environment of

    configuring         licensing server

     RDP

         bandwidth         client

         enabling     requirements

     Terminal Server role, adding