Windows XP Professional Network Administration

Windows XP Professional Network Administration

Windows XP Professional Network Administration

Windows XP Professional Network Administration

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Overview

This work covers how to configure and manage the networking features and components of Windows XP Professional. It shows how to configure the remote desktop in order to log onto another computer in the office through Terminal Services and also covers VPN functionality of Windows XP. The text also shows IT professionals how to utilize remote assistance, enabling the user to contact the help desk in another location and provide them access to log on to the computer and fix it as if they were sitting at the actual desktop. Topics include Outlook, Outlook Express, IIS, monitoring Windows XP network performance, and NTFS security.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780072225044
Publisher: McGraw-Hill/Osborne Media
Publication date: 08/28/2002
Series: McGraw-Hill Osborne Networking
Pages: 592
Product dimensions: 7.16(w) x 9.56(h) x 1.30(d)

Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsxiii
Introductionxv
Part IWindows XP Networking
1Networking Fundamentals3
Bits and Bytes4
Data--From the Computer's Perspective4
Network Devices8
OSI Reference Model12
The Seven-Layer Stack13
OSI Implementation by Layer15
Network Technologies16
Ethernet18
Token Ring21
ATM22
Wireless23
WAN Technologies24
Dial-in Technologies26
WAN Trunk Technologies30
2Introduction to Windows XP Professional Networking33
What's New in Windows XP Professional34
Networking Features34
Other Features40
Windows XP Professional Networking Features42
File Systems43
Internet Connection Sharing44
Security46
Upgrading from Windows NT/9X/200049
System Requirements49
Upgrading from Another Flavor of Windows55
Migration Preparation56
Servers61
Making the Move66
Activation68
3TCP/IP and Other Protocols71
TCP/IP72
Understanding TCP/IP73
IP Addressing77
IP Addresses, Subnet Masks, and Default Gateways83
TCP/IP Addressing in Windows XP Professional92
Upgrading92
Assigning an IP Address93
Configuring a TCP/IP Connection94
Managing TCP/IP Addresses96
Setting Up Addresses in Windows XP Professional97
TCP/IP Autoaddressing (APIPA and DHCP)97
Static IP Addressing100
Alternate IP Configuration103
Name Resolution104
Other Protocols110
Part IIInternetworking
4Creating Network Connections115
Hardware116
Hardware Connection Overview116
Analog Modems120
ISDN Hardware125
DSL Hardware127
Cable Hardware129
Solving Hardware Problems130
Creating Internet Connections134
Meet the New Connection Wizard134
Using the New Connection Wizard137
Managing Connections139
Configuring Dialing Locations139
Area Code Rules141
Using Calling Cards144
5Workgroup Connections149
Connecting Clients to the Workgroup150
Network Setup Wizard150
Manual Configuration154
Using Internet Connection Sharing159
ICS Features160
Setting Up ICS161
ICS VPN Model165
ICS Troubleshooting166
ICF on a Workgroup167
ICF Overview167
Using ICF167
ICF Incompatibilities168
Logging169
Configuring ICF169
Wireless Connections170
WPAN170
WLAN171
Setting Up Wireless Connections176
Configuration177
6Domain Connectivity183
Windows Domains 101184
What Is a Domain?184
How Domains Work185
How Windows XP Fits into the Domain Model186
Domain Connectivity187
Joining a Domain187
Troubleshooting Domain Connection Problems190
Accessing Domain Resources194
Security194
Network Neighborhood/My Network Places194
Universal Naming Convention195
Active Directory198
IntelliMirror199
Organizational Units200
Global Catalog202
Groups202
Administrative Tools203
7Internet Information Services207
What Is IIS?208
IIS 5.1 Features208
FrontPage214
Intranet Content Management217
Installing IIS217
Placement Considerations217
Hardware and Networking Components218
Software Components219
Installation Steps219
Configuring IIS221
IIS Management221
HTTP IIS Manager221
Configuring Web Services222
Configuring an FTP Server226
Using IIS227
Setting Default Pages227
Managing Security228
Managing Content232
8Connectivity Problem-Solving Tools and Techniques237
Troubleshooting Windows XP238
Startup Modes238
Boot Floppy Disk241
Installation Repair241
Hung Programs242
Stopping Startup Programs245
MMC246
Event Viewer247
Status Menu Command249
Network Support Help251
Network Diagnostics252
Repairing a Connection253
System Restore255
Dr. Watson258
Problem Solving259
LAN Problems260
Remote Access Problems264
Helpful Network Tools and Scenarios265
ping265
arp267
Ipconfig267
tracert268
nbtstat270
pathping271
Part IIINetwork Resources
9Network Security277
Windows XP Professional Security Features278
What's New in Windows XP Professional278
Local Security Policy279
ICF Security Logging281
Security Templates284
Auditing Security287
Security Configuration and Analysis Snap-In291
Securing Servers294
IPSec294
Logon299
Protocols302
Authentication304
Access Control Lists311
Group Policy313
10NTFS Security Options317
NTFS Features318
4.0 vs. 5.0318
Compression319
Disk Quotas323
EFS327
NTFS Optimization330
Sparse Files331
NTFS Permissions332
Individual User Permissions332
Folder and Volume Permissions334
Converting/Formatting Drives with NTFS337
Issues338
Converting340
11Network Shares343
Understanding Shares344
Folder and Drive Sharing344
Drive Mapping347
Printer Sharing349
Application Sharing352
Controlling Shared Access356
Security356
Using the Computer Management Snap-In361
12Offine Files and Folders367
Using Offine Files and Folders368
Enabling369
Making Files and Folders Available Offline369
Downloading Files for Offline Use372
Deleting Offline Files374
Security376
Printing in Offline Mode380
Synchronization382
Synchronizing Offline Files and Folders382
Laptop Synchronization Options386
Windows Briefcase388
Using the Briefcase389
Moving Files to the Briefcase390
Copying the Briefcase to a Laptop391
Using Briefcase Files391
Briefcase Synchronization392
Troubleshooting Offline Files394
Inability to Make a Folder an Offline Folder394
Files Available Online Are Not Available Offline395
Fast User Switching Enabled395
Resolve File Conflicts Message Appears396
Inability to Synchronize Offline Files396
Part IVAdvanced Networking
13Remote Desktop and Remote Assistance401
Understanding Remote Desktop402
Features403
Remote Desktop Protocol404
Security Issues404
Using Remote Desktop407
Configuring a Server for Remote Desktop407
Configuring a Client for Remote Desktop410
Establishing Remote Desktop Connections412
Remote Desktop Function415
Other Remote Desktop Settings417
Understanding Remote Assistance417
Features419
Security Issues420
Using Remote Assistance420
Configuring Remote Assistance420
Sending Invitations420
Accepting an Invitation426
14Remote Access and Virtual Private Networks429
Remote Access430
Understanding Remote Access430
Configuring a Computer to Accept Remote Access Calls431
Laptop ("Road Warrior") Connections435
VPN Connections440
Understanding Virtual Private Networks441
Creating a VPN Connection444
Receiving a VPN Connection446
Troubleshooting VPN Connections448
15Quality of Service453
What Is QoS?454
Raw Bandwidth Is Not Enough454
QoS Concepts456
RSVP458
DiffServ460
QoS in Windows XP461
Windows XP Usability461
Setup Steps462
Management464
Monitoring QoS469
16Interconnectivity with Other Systems473
NetWare Connections474
Client Service for NetWare474
Gateway Service for NetWare477
Accessing NetWare Resources480
Printing482
Linux/UNIX Connections483
Services for UNIX 3.0484
SAMBA488
NFS Servers490
17Monitoring XP Network Performance493
Network Performance Overview494
Concepts494
Network Construction496
Network Segmentation497
System Monitor501
Basics501
Views502
What to Monitor512
Capacity Planning515
Network Simulation515
Network Simulation Tools519
Third-Party Tools521
Lucent VitalSuite521
Concord eHealth522
HP Open View522
Compuware Network Vantage523
AWindows .NET Administration Tools525
Active Directory Domains and Trusts527
Active Directory Sites and Services528
Active Directory Users and Computers529
Certification Authority530
Cluster Administrator531
Component Services532
Computer Management533
Connection Manager Administration Kit534
Data Sources (ODBC)534
DHCP
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