Windows Server 2003 in a Nutshell
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name queries, DNS names, logon names namespaces DFS namespace DNS resource records forests 2nd naming DNS and NetBIOS and naming contexts NAT (Network Address Translation), remote access and native mode, domains nbtstat command NCs (naming contexts) nesting groups 2nd 3rd net accounts command net command net computer command net config command net config server command net config workstation command net continue command net file command net group command net help command net helpmsg command net localgroup command net name command net pause command net print command net send command net session command net share command net start command net statistics command net stop command net time command net use command net user command net view command NetBEUI NetBIOS, DNS and NetBT, displaying statistics for netsh command netsh/AAAA context command netsh/DHCP context command netsh/Global context command netsh/Interface context command netsh/RAS context command netsh/Routing context command netsh/WINS context command netstat command Network Connections folder network connections, Group Policy network printers add installation networks administration, command-line bridges connections, metrics global groups, creating/modifying local groups, creating/modifying logon printer queues, managing printers remote management sharing protocols, displaying services configuring from command line managing stopping sessions, managing shared files, closing shared resources managing 2nd viewing user accounts, password and logon management New Connection Wizard 2nd newsgroup discussion NICs (network interface cards), MAC address NS (name server) record, DNS nslookup command NT (Windows), upgrades from ntdsutil NTFS converting FAT to permissions 2nd 3rd assign assigning 2nd 3rd default implementation planning modify 2nd ownership 2nd shared folders 2nd 3rd special 2nd 3rd standard working with NTLM, authentication and NTP (Network Time Protocol), synchronization
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