MCSE Windows 2000 Server考前辅导（英文影印版）

Exam Insights xxi

Self-Assessment li

Chapter 1

Windows 2000 Architecture

Windows 2000 Overview

The Windows 2000 Architecture

Objects in Windows 2000

Processor Management

User and Kernel Modes

User Mode

Kernel Mode

Memory Architecture and Management

Comparing Windows 2000 and Windows NT 4.x Architectures

Windows NT Veterans’ Roundup: What’s New in Windows 2000?19

Administration Features

Scalability Features

Security Features

Availability Features

Application and Services Features

Chapter Summary

Review Questions

Real-World Projects

Chapter 2

Planning for Installation and Deployment

Windows 2000 Server Requirements

The Hardware Compatibility List (HCL)

Windows 2000 Server Maximum Hardware Support

Using the Windows 2000 Readiness Analyzer

Downloading and Running the Readiness Analyzer

Planning Server Installation

Step 1: Where Are We Now?45

Step 2: Where Are We Going?47

Step 3: Let’s Go

Planning Server Storage

RAID

Planning Server File Systems

Planning Distributed File Systems

Planning Network Services

Windows 2000 Protocol Support

Dynamic Domain Name System

Planning Active Directory Structures

Active Directory Organizational Units (OUs)

Active Directory Domains

Active Directory Trees

Active Directory Forests

Active Directory Sites

The Active Directory Global Catalog

Creating the Plan

Assessing Unattended Installation Scenarios

Creating a Source Folder for Unattended Installations

Chapter Summary

Review Questions

Real-World Projects

Chapter 3

Installing Windows 2000 Server

Installation Types and Methods

Managing an Attended Installation of Windows 2000 Server

Windows 2000 Installation Procedures

CD-ROM Installation

Network Installation

Managing an Unattended Installation of Windows 2000 Server

Using Setup Manager and Unattended Answer Files

Creating and Configuring Automated Installation Methods

Upgrading to Windows 2000 Server

Working with Service Packs

Troubleshooting Installation Problems

Media Errors

Nonsupported CD-ROM Drive

Insufficient Disk Space

Failure of Dependency Service to Start

Inability to Connect to the Domain Controller

Failure of ?Windows 2000 to Install or Start

Chapter Summary

Review Questions

Real-World Projects

Chapter 4

Managing Resource Access

Installing and Configuring File and Print Services

Working with Printers

Managing Folders and Shares

Working with Stand-Alone Dfs

Working with Domain-Based Dfs

Managing Access to Shares

Managing Web-Based Access to Files and Folders

Chapter Summary

Review Questions

Real-World Projects

Chapter 5

Working with Hardware and Drivers

Windows 2000 Server Hardware Environment

Minimum Requirements and Recommendations

The Role of Plug and Play

Windows 2000 Server Hardware Support

Other Ways to Check Your System

Windows 2000 Server Driver Classes and Structures

Configuring Hardware Devices

Hidden and Phantom Devices

Configuring Monitors

Handling Driver Signing Options

Updating Device Drivers

Troubleshooting Hardware Problems

Driver Verifier

Chapter Summary

Review Questions

Real-World Projects

Chapter 6

Managing System Performance, Reliability, and Availability

Managing Use of System Resources

Task Manager

System Monitor

Performance Options

Disk Counters

Reliability and Recovery

Advanced Boot Options

boot.ini

Startup and Recovery Options

Windows 2000 Backup

Recovery Console

Emergency Repair Process

IntelliMirror Overview

User Data Management

Software Installation and Maintenance

User Settings Management

Remote Installation Service (RIS)

Chapter Summary

Review Questions

Real-World Projects

Chapter 7

Managing Storage

Windows 2000 Storage Architecture

Removable Storage

Remote Storage

User Profiles and Storage Issues

Storage Issues

Working with Data Compression

Working with Data Encryption

Recovery Agent

EFS Architecture

Encrypting Files and Folders

Managing Disk Quotas

Troubleshooting Disk Problems and Failures and Using

Disk Defragmenter

Boot Sector

Disk Defragmenter

Emergency Repair Disk (ERD)

Chapter Summary

Review Questions

Real-World Projects

Chapter 8

Networking Windows 2000 Server

Windows 2000 Network Architecture

The Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Model:

Standard for Layered Architectures

The Network Services and Programming Interface Functional Layer

Transport Driver Interface (TDI) Boundary Layer

The Network Protocols Functional Layer

The Network Device Interface Specification (NDIS)

Boundary Layer

The Network Adapter Cards Functional Layer

Windows 2000 Network Protocols and Services

Windows 2000 Network Protocols

Windows 2000 Network Services

Working with Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)

VPN Components

Addressing and Routing

Using VPNs with Advanced Networking Devices

Basic Routing and Protocol Management

Routing Fundamentals

Routing Protocols

Chapter Summary

Review Questions

Real-World Projects

Chapter 9

Managing Network Interoperability

Windows 2000 Interoperability Overview

Managing Multiple Protocols and Network Service Architectures

Functions of SNMP and Other Network Management Protocols

SNMP Communication

SNMP Communities

Novell NetWare Integration

NWLink IPX/SPX/NetBIOS Compatible

Transport Protocol (NWLink)

GSNW

Services For NetWare

AppleTalk Network Integration

Understanding AppleTalk

File Server for Macintosh

The MacFile Utility

Print Server for Macintosh

Advanced Windows Networking Services

Unix Network Integration

Internetworking with SNA Hosts

Chapter Summary

Review Questions

Real-World Projects

Chapter 10

Advanced Windows 2000 Network Services

Managing Server-Based Web Sites with IIS

Installing IIS

Working with the MMC

Configuring IIS Using the HTML Internet Services Manager

Indexing Server Content

Troubleshooting IIS

Working with Remote Access

RAS Overview

Installing and Configuring RAS

Managing Inbound Connections

Working with Remote Access Policies

Managing Remote Access Profiles

Working with Terminal Services

Remote Server Administration with Terminal Services

Sharing Applications in Terminal Services

Configuring Applications for Terminal Services

Chapter Summary

Review Questions

Real-World Projects

Chapter 11

Managing Windows 2000 Server Security

Using Policies to Manage System and Network Security

Group Policy

Security Policies

Local Policies

System Policies

Using Predefined Security Templates

Analyzing Security

Using the Security Configuration Toolset

Understanding NTFS File System Security

Viewing and Setting Permissions

Securing a Windows NTFS Volume

Using Special Access Permissions

Which Permissions Take Precedence?446

Permission Inheritance

Copying and Moving Files

Combining NTFS and Share Permissions

Auditing Windows 2000 Server

Events That Can Be Audited

Planning Auditing

Configuring Auditing

Auditing Resources

Viewing Security Logs

Using the Encrypting File System (EFS)

Chapter Summary

Review Questions

Real-World Projects

Chapter 12

Managing Users and Accounts

Windows 2000 Authentication and Access Controls

Windows 2000 Logon and Authentication Services

Kerberos and Strong Authentication

Windows NT Challenge-Response Authentication

LAN Manager Authentication

Understanding Windows 2000 Account Types

User Logon Names

Passwords

Working with Local Accounts

Working with Domain Accounts

Working with Computer Accounts

Troubleshooting Account Problems

Active Directory Concepts and Issues

Terms and Concepts

Windows Domain Types and Models

Managing Trust Relationships

Interoperating with Windows NT Domains

Using Account Policies

Windows 2000 Account Policy Model

Implementing Account Policies

Configuring Account Policies

Managing Account Policies

Troubleshooting Account Policies

Chapter Summary

Review Questions

Real-World Projects

Chapter 13

Automating Administrative Tasks

Windows 2000 and Task Automation

Task Scheduler

Overview

Scheduling Tasks Using the AT Command

Scheduling Tasks Using Task Scheduler

Best Practices

Windows Script Host (WSH)

CScript

WScript

WSH Files

Using WSH

Script Debugging

Best Practices

Logon Scripts

History and Overview

How Logon Scripts Work

Environment Variables

Script Commands

Best Practices

Chapter Summary

Review Questions

Real-World Projects

Chapter 14

Managing Windows 2000 Server

Microsoft Management Console

Administrative Tools

Computer Management

Event Viewer

Licensing

Services

Control Panel Tools

Accessibility Options

Add/Remove Hardware

Add/Remove Programs

Administrative Tools

Date/Time

Display

Fax

Folder Options

Fonts

Game Controllers

Internet Options

Keyboard and Mouse

Licensing

Network and Dial-Up Connections

Phone and Modem Options

Power Options

Printers

Regional Options

Scanners and Cameras

Scheduled Tasks

Sounds and Multimedia

System

Chapter Summary

Review Questions

Real-World Projects

Chapter 15

Sample Test

Chapter 16

Answer Key

Appendix A

Answers to Review Questions

Appendix B

Objectives for Exam 70-215

Appendix C

Study Resources3

Appendix D

Windows Script Host Commands and Syntax

Appendix E

Windows 2000 Support Tools

Glossary

Index