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CoverAcknowledgmentsIntroduction Document ConventionsResource Kit Compact DiscResource Kit Support PolicyPart I: OverviewChapter 1 -- Introducing Windows 2000 ProfessionalQuick Guide to Using Windows 2000 ProfessionalOverviewDeployment and InstallationConfiguration and ManagementNetworkingInteroperabilityPerformance MonitoringTroubleshootingAccessibilityWhere to Find More Information in this BookAdditional ResourcesChapter 2 -- Using Windows 2000 Professional with Windows 2000 ServerQuick Guide to Using Windows 2000 Professional with Windows 2000 ServerCentralized DeploymentCentralized AdministrationAdvanced SecurityRobust Networking InfrastructureInteroperability with Other NetworksAdditional ResourcesPart II: Deployment and InstallationChapter 3 -- Deploying Windows 2000 ProfessionalQuick Guide to Deploying Windows 2000 ProfessionalMapping Your Needs to Windows 2000 ProfessionalPlanning Your DeploymentDetermining a Preferred Client ConfigurationAssessing Your Current Network InfrastructureDetermining a Client Connectivity StrategyDetermining Implementation MethodsTesting Your Deployment PlanConducting a PilotPreparing for the RolloutChapter 4 -- Installing Windows 2000 ProfessionalQuick GuideWhat's NewPlanning Your InstallationRunning SetupPost-Installation TasksAdditional ResourcesChapter 5 -- Customizing and Automating InstallationsQuick Guide to Customizing and Automating InstallationsOverview of Customizing and Automating InstallationsStep 1: PlanStep 2: PrepareStep 3: CustomizeStep 4: DeployAdditional ResourcesChapter 6 -- Setup and StartupQuick Guide to Setup and StartupPhases of SetupWindows 2000 Professional Startup ProcessPlug and Play Device DetectionInstalling a Multiple-Boot Operating SystemInstalling Service PacksRemoving Windows 2000 Professional from Your ComputerTroubleshooting Windows 2000 Professional SetupPart III: System Configuration and ManagementChapter 7 -- Introduction to Configuration and ManagementQuick Guide to Workstation Configuration and ManagementWhat's NewManaging Windows 2000 Professional in a Windows 2000 Server EnvironmentManaging Windows 2000 Professional in a Non-Windows 2000 EnvironmentManaging Users and GroupsGroup PolicyManagement ToolsManaging Windows 2000 Professional in a Multilanguage EnvironmentMaking Windows 2000 Professional More AccessibleChapter 8 -- Customizing the DesktopQuick Guide to Customizing the DesktopOverview of Desktop Customization and ConfigurationDefining Desktop Administration StandardsImplementing Custom Desktops in a Windows 2000 Server NetworkImplementing Custom Desktop Configurations in Non-Windows 2000 Server NetworksUsing Group Policy Settings for Desktop ControlDesktop Shortcuts and IconsActive Desktop and Wallpaper SettingsStart and Programs MenusCustomizing the Taskbar and ToolbarsLimiting Access to Display OptionsScreen Saver Group Policy SettingsRestoring the Original ConfigurationChoosing a New User InterfaceTroubleshootingAdditional ResourcesChapter 9 -- Managing Files, Folders, and Search MethodsQuick Guide to Files, Folders, and Search MethodsWhat's New Windows 2000 Server Network AdvantagesWorking with Files and FoldersCustomizing FoldersUsing Offline Files and FoldersSearching for Files, Folders, and Network ResourcesTroubleshootingAdditional ResourcesChapter 10 -- Mobile ComputingMobile Computing Quick GuideWhat's NewSetting Up a Portable ComputerConfiguring Offline Files for Portable ComputersConfiguring Power ManagementManaging Hardware on Portable ComputersSecurity Considerations for Portable ComputersFolder Redirection and Configuring Roaming User Profiles Hardware Issues Related to Portable ComputersChapter 11 -- MultimediaQuick Guide to MultimediaWhat's NewOptimizing Workstations for MultimediaUsing Multimedia EffectivelyTroubleshooting MultimediaAdditional ResourcesChapter 12 -- Telephony and ConferencingQuick Guide to Telephony and ConferencingOverview of Telephony and ConferencingConfiguring Telephony and ConferencingTroubleshootingAdditional ResourcesChapter 13 -- SecurityQuick Guide to SecurityWhat's NewPlanning for SecurityUser AuthenticationSecurity Groups, User Rights, and PermissionsSecurity PolicySecurity TemplatesRemote AccessInternet Protocol SecurityEncrypting File SystemPublic Key TechnologyProtecting User Data on Portable ComputersAdditional ResourcesChapter 14 -- PrintingQuick Guide to PrintingWhat's NewFinding PrintersInstalling PrintersConfiguring PrintersCreating and Sending Print JobsMonitoring and Managing Print JobsPrinter PoolingPrinting ConceptsTroubleshooting Printing ProblemsAdditional ResourcesChapter 15 -- Scanners and CamerasQuick Guide to Scanners and CamerasWhat's NewInstalling Scanners and CamerasConfiguring Scanners and CamerasScanner and Camera ConceptsTroubleshootingChapter 16 -- FontsQuick Guide to FontsWhat's NewInstalling FontsManaging Installed FontsCharacter Set TypesSupported Code PagesTroubleshooting Font ProblemsChapter 17 -- File SystemsQuick Guide to File SystemsOverview of Windows 2000 File SystemsFile System ComparisonsFATNTFSCompact Disc File SystemUniversal Disk FormatUsing Long File NamesFile System ToolsChapter 18 -- Removable Storage and BackupQuick Guide to Removable StorageOverview of Removable StorageAdministering Removable StorageTroubleshooting Removable StorageOverview of BackupsEstablishing a Backup PlanBacking Up System State DataUsing the Backup ToolChapter 19 -- Device ManagementQuick Guide to Device ManagementWhat's NewDevice TreePlug and Play Device InstallationConfiguring Device SettingsTroubleshooting Device ManagementAdditional ResourcesChapter 20 -- Power ManagementQuick Guide to Power ManagementOverview of Power ManagementPower Management FeaturesUnderstanding the Advanced Configuration and Power InterfaceUsing the Power Management InterfaceTroubleshooting Power ManagementAdditional ResourcesPart IV: Network Configuration and ManagementChapter 21 -- Local and Remote Network ConnectionsQuick Guide to Local and Remote Network ConnectionsOverview of Local and Remote Network ConnectionsCreating, Configuring, and Monitoring ConnectionsRemote Network SecurityGroup Policies for Network and Dial-up ConnectionsInternet Connection SharingInternet Connection Sharing Scenario: Connecting Your Branch Office's Intranet to the InternetTroubleshootingChapter 22 -- TCP/IP in Windows 2000 ProfessionalTCP/IP Configuration Quick GuideOverview of Windows 2000 TCP/IPInstall TCP/IPConfigure IP Address AssignmentConfigure TCP/IP Name ResolutionConfigure MultihomingConfigure Local IP Routing TableConfigure Internet Connection SharingConfigure IP Security and FilteringConfigure Quality of ServicePerform TCP/IP TroubleshootingAdditional ResourcesChapter 23 -- Windows 2000 Professional on Microsoft NetworksQuick Guide to Windows 2000 Professional on Microsoft Networks Overview of Microsoft NetworkingConfigure Transport ProtocolsJoin Network EnvironmentConfirm Group MembershipTroubleshooting Microsoft NetworkingPart V: Network InteroperabilityChapter 24 -- Interoperability with NetWareQuick Guide to NetWare InteroperabilityOverview of Windows 2000 Professional and NetWare ConnectivityClient Service and Gateway ServiceConfiguring Client Service for NetWare Accessing NetWare Resources NetWare Administration Through Windows 2000 ProfessionalWindows 2000 Professional and NetWare SecurityNWLinkTroubleshooting Windows 2000 Professional and NetWare ConnectivityChapter 25 -- Interoperability with UNIXQuick Guide to UNIX InteroperabilityOverview of Windows 2000 Professional and UNIX ConnectivityPlanning and Installing Services for UNIX on Windows 2000 ProfessionalConfiguring Services for UNIX on Windows 2000 ProfessionalToolsTroubleshootingChapter 26 -- Interoperability with IBM Host SystemsQuick Guide to Interoperability with IBM Host SystemsOverview of Interoperability with IBM Host SystemsDLC ProtocolSNA Server Client and ComponentsNetwork Management IntegrationWindows 2000 Professional and IBM Host SecurityTroubleshootingPart VI: Performance MonitoringChapter 27 -- Overview of Performance MonitoringQuick Guide to Monitoring PerformancePerformance Monitoring ConceptsMonitoring ToolsStarting Your Monitoring RoutineAnalyzing Monitoring ResultsInvestigating BottlenecksTroubleshooting Problems with Performance ToolsMonitoring Remote ComputersMonitoring Legacy ApplicationsIntegrating the System Monitor Control into Office and Other ApplicationsChapter 28 -- Evaluating Memory and Cache UsageQuick Guide to Monitoring MemoryOverview of Memory MonitoringDetermining the Amount of Installed MemoryUnderstanding Memory and the File System CacheEstablishing a Baseline for MemoryInvestigating Memory ProblemsResolving Memory and Cache BottlenecksAdditional ResourcesChapter 29 -- Analyzing Processor ActivityQuick Guide to Monitoring ProcessorsOverview of Processor Monitoring and AnalysisEstablishing a Baseline for Processor PerformanceRecognizing a Processor BottleneckProcesses in a BottleneckThreads in a BottleneckAdvanced Topic: Changing Thread Priority to Improve PerformanceEliminating a Processor BottleneckAdditional ResourcesChapter 30 -- Examining and Tuning Disk PerformanceQuick Guide to Monitoring DisksDisk Monitoring ConceptsConfiguring the Disk and File System for PerformanceWorking with Disk CountersEstablishing a Baseline for Disk UsageInvestigating Disk Performance ProblemsResolving Disk BottlenecksEvaluating Cache and Disk Usage by ApplicationsPart VII: TroubleshootingChapter 31 -- Troubleshooting Tools and StrategiesQuick Guide to TroubleshootingGeneral Troubleshooting StrategyStartup and Recovery ToolsMaintenance and Update ToolsSystem File and Driver ToolsApplications ToolsNetworking ToolsTroubleshooting ProceduresChapter 32 -- Disk Concepts and TroubleshootingQuick Guide to Disk ConceptsBasic and Dynamic DisksDisk Sectors Critical to StartupTroubleshooting Disk ProblemsAdditional ResourcesChapter 33 -- Windows 2000 Stop MessagesSystem MessagesStop MessagesTroubleshooting Stop MessagesHardware Malfunction MessagesAdditional ResourcesAppendix A -- Accessibility for People with DisabilitiesQuick Guide to Accessibility for People with DisabilitiesOverview of Accessibility in Windows 2000 ProfessionalCustomizing Computers for AccessibilitySetting Accessibility Options by Type of DisabilityConfiguring Accessibility FeaturesAdding Third-Party Products and ServicesAdditional ResourcesAppendix B -- Sample Answer Files for Windows 2000 Professional SetupAnswer File FormatAnswer File Keys and ValuesSample Answer FilesAdditional ResourcesAppendix C -- Hardware SupportOverview of Hardware SupportUniversal Serial BusIEEE 1394Supporting Other BusesNew and Enhanced Hardware SupportTroubleshooting Hardware Support ComponentsAdditional ResourcesGlossary358ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW
