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PublisherChapter 3. Task Map
This chapter lists more than 600 common administrative tasks for the
Windows Server 2003 (WS2003) platform. For the majority of these
tasks, cross-references to specific sections within topics in
Chapter 4 and Chapter 5 are provided in which you can find useful
information concerning the task and/or information about the tools
for performing it. For a minority of these tasks, specific steps are
outlined on how to perform the task, for example, configuring certain
Group Policy settings to administer various aspects of WS2003.This chapter is designed to make it easier for you to find useful
information in Chapter 4 and Chapter 5, which constitute the main reference
portion of this work. Of course, you can always turn directly to a
topic in Chapter 4 or a command in Chapter 5 and browse to find what
you're looking for if you prefer. What makes this
chapter useful, however, is that the level of concepts here is more
granular than in the other chapters. For example, information on FSMO
roles in Chapter 4 is found within the more
general topic Domain Controller , but in this
chapter, there is a separate heading for FSMO roles that lists
related tasks. Similarly, while the topic Active
Directory in Chapter 4 contains a great
deal of information, few tasks are listed here in this chapter under
Active Directory because this heading is too
broad. Look instead for more specific headings such as
Domains or Objects or
Saved Queries to find tasks relating to these
specific aspects of Active Directory.The tasks in this chapter are listed in alphabetical order according
to the main and specific concept involved. For example,
"Configure a user account" is
listed here under user and not
account . Similarly, "Create an
object in Active Directory" is listed here under
Objects and not Active
Directory . Take a moment to browse through this chapter
before you use it, and you'll quickly get the idea.
Note that commonly abbreviated terms such as DNS and OU are found
here in their abbreviated form instead of being spelled out; see Appendix A for a quick list of abbreviations and
acronyms.
