Windows Server 2003 for Dummies
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I
ICF (Internet Connection Firewall), 239
IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers), 93
IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force), 187
IFSMGR (Installable File System Manager)
Microsoft network, 31-32
Novell network, 32
IIS (Internet Information Services)
improvements, 134
Internet Information Services Manager, 162
uses, 161-162
incremental backup, 295-296
Industry Standard Architecture (ISA), 91-92
infrastructure master, 193
inherited permissions, 205
input/output port address, 101
Installable File System Manager (IFSMGR)
Microsoft network, 31-32
Novell network, 32
installing
Active Directory, 183-185
cables, 81-82, 118
network interface card (NIC), 95-98
print devices, 214-221
TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol), 239-240
installing Windows Server 2003
across the network installation, 136, 149, 367-368
from an existing operating system, 147-149
automated installation, 136, 154, 368-369
boot floppy, 371
CD-ROM installation, 136, 142-149
downloading updated installation files, 143
failed installation, 369-370
Hardware Compatibility List (HCL), 367
hardware requirements, 138, 140-141
information needed, 139
launching the installation, 136-137
license agreement, 143
manuals, 137
minimum requirements, 365-366
Product Key, 143
Remote Installation Service (RIS), 137, 149
Setup Manager, 368
Setup program, 137
software, 137-138
step-by-step instructions, 142-147
troubleshooting, 152-153
VGA Mode, 370
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), 93
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), 123
IntelliMirror, 130
Interactive group , 267
interconnecting network technologies, 70-71
Intergraph Network File System (NFS), 27
International Organization for
Standardization Open Systems
Interconnection (ISO/OSI) protocol, 51
Internet Connection Firewall (ICF), 239
Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), 187
Internet Information Services (IIS)
improvements, 134
Internet Information Services Manager, 162
uses, 161-162
Internet Package Exchange (IPX), 50
Internet Package Exchange/Sequenced
Package Exchange (IPX/SPX)
history, 48
popularity of, 50
Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
dial-up procedures, 165-166
disconnection procedures, 167
IP addresses, 236-237
logon procedures, 165
WAN links, 124
internetwork, 124
Internetworking with TCP/IP, Volumes I, II, and III , Douglas E. Comer, 247
interrupt request (IRQ), 99-101
interrupts, 22
inventory of equipment, 85-86
I/O port address, 101
IP addresses
address translation, 237-238
assigning, 231
automating assigning of, 246
availability of, 233
binary versions, 233
Class A, 233-234
Class B, 233-234
Class C, 233-234
converting to computer names , 230, 242
converting to domain names, 230-231
default gateway, 236
defined, 139
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol), 246-247
dotted -decimal notation, 233
end-to-end connections, 237
firewalls, 238-239
format of, 229-230, 232-233
host ID, 232, 234
Internet Service Providers (ISPs), 236-237
leasing, 237
loopback addresses, 234
network ID, 232-234
obtaining, 236-237
private, 237-238
proxy servers, 238
security, 237
subnet masks, 235-236
subnetting, 234-235
IP Secure (IPSec), 237
IPCONFIG utility, 246, 375
IPng Transition, 233
IPX (Internet Package Exchange), 50
IPX/SPX (Internet Package Exchange/Sequenced Package Exchange)
history, 48
popularity of, 50
IPX/SPX NWLink, 50
IRQ (interrupt request), 99-101
ISA (Industry Standard Architecture), 91-92
ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network), 123
ISO/OSI (International Organization for Standardization Open Systems
Interconnection) protocol, 51
ISPs (Internet Service Providers)
dial-up procedures, 165-166
disconnection procedures, 167
IP addresses, 236-237
logon procedures, 165
WAN links, 124
i386 subdirectory, 147
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