George Spalding

Windows 2000 Administration George Spalding

Jacket Description/Back: Implement and manage Microsoft's revolutionary directory-enabled platform. Plan, deploy, and administer Windows 2000 in your enterprise. Windows 2000 Administration offers expert advice on all installation, migration, and management issues and provides in-depth details on Windows 2000 features, including the Active Directory, Microsoft Management Console (MMC), and Intellimirror. You'll also get complete information on the new security, backup, and disaster recovery options. No network administrator should be without this essential guide. Install, configure, and deploy essential Windows 2000 network services, such as Dynamic DNS and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Manage a secure, distributed network using the Active DirectoryCreate and organize AD objects - domains, organizational units (OUs), users, groups, computers, printers, and shared foldersImplement the Windows 2000 NTFSv5 File System and the Storage Management featuresTake advantage of centralized deployment and administration features--offline folders, remote OS install, and the Group Policy-based controls of IntellimirrorAdminister the entire enterprise from within the MMCEnable remote access with Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) Secure your network using Kerberos v5, file encryption, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) support, and Windows File ProtectionBackup to Zip drives, CDs, other hard drives or volumes, and tapesPublisher Marketing: Provides coverage of features within Windows 2000, such as Active Directory Services, Microsoft Management Console, hardware and security features. This book uses nuts-and-bolts language to discuss examples and provide recommendations for solutions. It also discusses performance enhancement tips and Web Link resources for optimal management. Contributor Bio:  Spalding, George George Spalding, MCSE, MCT, Master CNE, CNI, (St. Paul, MN) has spent the last two years training other NT professionals to become certified. He is a regular contributor to Windows NT Magazine and speaks at all major NT-related conferences. World-renowned author and lecturer Mark Minasi often debates with George at these shows. Mark Minasi often refers to George Spalding as "the second best NT instruction in the country"--after himself of course.