Symbols
- #DOM, LMHOSTS file, The LMHOSTS File
- #PRE suffix, LMHOSTS file, The LMHOSTS File
- .cab files, Unattended installation
- 80386 processor, Windows 3.1x
A
- A record, DNS, DNS Security
- access tokens, The Windows 2000 Logon Process
- Accessibility Options applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- Account Lockout Policy, Account policies
- account policies, Account policies
- accounting programs, User mode
- ACL (Access Control List), Securing Resources
- ACLCONV utility, Upgrading from Windows NT
- ACLDiag tool, Active Directory Troubleshooting Tools
- ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface), Windows 2000 Professional, Power management
- Active Directory, Active Directory
- backing up, Backing Up Active Directory
- components, Active Directory Components
- configuring, Configuring Active Directory, Filtering Group Policy settings with security groups
- dividing into OUs, Organizational Units
- DNS (Domain Name Service), DNS for Active Directory
- exam preparation, Exam Overview, Exam Overview
- execerises, Suggested Exercises
- Highlighter’s Index, Site Replication
- installation, Installing Active Directory Services
- installing, Installing Active Directory, Verifying the Active Directory installation
- maintenance, Active Directory Maintenance, Active Directory performance
- multiple domains, Multiple domains
- NT Domain model, compared to, Active Directory Versus the NT Domain Model
- objects, managing, Managing Active Directory Objects
- organizational qualities, Directory Services Overview
- performance, monitoring, Active Directory performance
- practice test, Test Questions, Case Study: Multiple Choice
- purpose of, Introduction to Active Directory
- replication, Directory Maintenance and Replication, Transferring operations master roles
- restoring, Restoring Active Directory
- security, Active Directory Security, Trust Relationships
- Services, The Active Directory model
- troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Active Directory, Active Directory Troubleshooting Tools
- Windows 2000 Professional, Windows 2000 Professional, Computer types, Active Directory
- Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Active Directory, Managing an Active Directory Network
- Active Directory Installation Wizard, Installation
- Active Directory Integrated Zone, Basic DNS Design
- Active Directory Schema snap-in, Modifying the schema
- Active Directory Users and Computers MMC snap-in, Verifying the Active Directory installation
- Active Registrations, WINS, Configuring WINS
- Active Server Pages (see ASP)
- ActiveX components, Native Structured Storage
- adaptive tests, How the Exams Work, Test-Taking Tips
- Add New Hardware applet, Control Panel, Configuring Hardware
- Add Scheduled Task icon, Task Scheduler
- Add/Remove Programs applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- Address Resolution Protocol (ARP), The Internet layer
- administration
- Windows 2000 Professional, Administration and Security
- administration account, Default users and groups
- administrative control, delegating, Delegating administrative control
- Administrative Roles, security considerations, Administrative roles
- Administrative Templates, Creating a Group Policy Object (GPO)
- Administrative Tools applet, Control Panel, Microsoft Management Console (MMC), Control Panel, Event Viewer
- Administrative Tools MMC console, System Information
- Administrator account, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- administrator group, Default users and groups
- Administrators, Backup and Restore
- Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (see ACPI)
- Advanced Power Management (see APM)
- Advanced RISC Computing (see ARC)
- Agent component, SNMP, SNMP
- AH (Authentication Header), Creating an Encryption Scheme
- Anonymous Logon system group, Default users and groups
- answer files, unattended installation and, Unattended Installation, Unattended installation
- APIPA (Automatic Private IP Addressing), Managing TCP/IP settings, How addresses are assigned
- APM (Advanced Power Management), Windows 2000 Professional, Power management
- AppleTalk, Other Protocols, AppleTalk, Integration with other systems
- applets, Control Panel, Control Panel
- Application Log, Event Viewer, Event Viewer, Using Event Viewer
- application server mode, Terminal Services, Terminal Services
- application severs, security and, Application servers
- application sharing mode, Terminal Services, Application sharing mode, Terminal Services Security
- ARC (Advanced RISC Computing), The BOOT.INI file
- area code, modem dialing information, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- ARP (Address Resolution Protocol), The Internet layer
- AS/400 computers, Integration with other systems
- ASP (Active Server Pages), The web server
- ATM, Remote Access Service (RAS)
- attacks, common, Planning IP Security
- attribute-schema objects, Attribute-schema objects
- attributes, objects and, Terminology, Locating objects
- audit policy, Audit Policy, Auditing, Audit Policies, Creating an Audit Policy
- audit results, displaying, Monitoring Performance
- auditing
- basic security template, Creating an Audit Policy
- benefits, Designing Auditing
- log files, analyzing, Planning Use of Audit Data
- Windows 2000 Server, Auditing
- Authenticated Users system group, Default users and groups
- authentication, Authentication, Authentication issues
- centralized, Server-based networks
- certificates, Certificates
- IIS, Digest authentication
- Kerberos, Kerberos, Kerberos authentication
- LM, LM and NTLM authentication
- NTLM, LM and NTLM authentication, Certificate-Based Security
- passwords, Planning Authentication
- RADIUS, RADIUS
- routers, Authentication
- Authentication Header (AH), Creating an Encryption Scheme
- author mode, Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
- authoritative restoration, Active Directory, Restoring Active Directory
- authority, delegating, Delegating Authority
- authorization
- DHCP, DHCP authorization
- RIS servers, Authorizing an RIS Server
- Auto Insert Notification feature, Performing the Installation
- automated installation, Unattended Installation, Distribution folders
- automatic IP addressing, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- Automatic Setup option, CIW, Authorizing an RIS Server
- autonomous systems, OSPF (Open Shortest Path First)
- availability, improving, Improving availability
B
- Back button, non-adaptive tests, Test-Taking Tips
- background services, The System Control Panel
- backup domain controller (see BDC)
- backup name servers, DNS replication
- Backup Operators Group, Default users and groups
- Backup Operators group, Backup and Restore
- Backup tab, Backing up files
- Backup Wizard, Backing Up Active Directory
- backups
- Active Directory, Backing Up Active Directory
- types of, Backup and Restore
- Windows 2000 Server, Backup and Restore
- bandwidth, Optimizing Performance, Connectivity and bandwidth
- Bandwidth Allocation Protocol (BAP), Multilink
- bandwidth-sensitive traffic, Improving performance
- BAP (Bandwidth Allocation Protocol), Multilink
- baseline performance data, Performance Console, Sites
- basevideo option, ARC, The BOOT.INI file
- basic disks, Basic Disks, Converting basic to dynamic storage, Managing Disk Storage
- BDC (backup domain controller)
- directory replication, Directory replication
- upgrading, Upgrading backup domain controllers
- Windows 2000, Upgrading a Windows NT Domain
- Windows NT, Active Directory Versus the NT Domain Model
- beta exams, Beta Exams
- BIOS, The Boot Process, The BOOT.INI file
- block inclusion, The LMHOSTS File
- Block method, IPSec, Filter action
- Blocking Policy, IPSec, IP Filtering
- boot loader, Control Panel
- boot partition, The Boot Process
- boot process, The Boot Process, The BOOT.INI file, Boot options
- BOOT.INI file, The Boot Process, The System Control Panel
- bootable images, Remote Installation Services (RIS)
- BootP, The Internet layer, DHCP Forwarding, Designing DHCP Services
- BOOTSECT.DOS file, The Boot Process
- bridgehead server, Bridgehead servers, Bridgehead servers
- bridges, Link bridges
- broadcast IP addresses, Reserved IP addresses
- broadcasts, resolving NetBIOS names with, TCP/IP protocols and services
- BSD Unix 4.3, The HOSTS File
- business requirements
- balancing with technical, Balancing Technical and Business Requirements
- security, Analyzing Business Requirements
C
- CA (certificate authority), Certificate authority (CA) hierarchies
- encryption, Authentication methods
- installing, Installing a Certificate Authority
- managing, Managing Certificates
- types of, Certificate Services
- caching, shared folders and, Offline files and folders
- calculators, Test-Taking Tips
- case studies, questions based upon, Select and Place, Create a Tree
- CD audio, Control Panel
- cd command, Recovery Console
- CD-ROM
- booting from, The Boot Process
- Windows 2000 installation, Installation Methods, CD and network installation
- centralized IT management structure, IT structure
- certificate authority (see CA)
- certificate revocation list (CRL), Managing certificates
- Certificate Server, Authentication methods, Smart cards
- Certificate Services, Certificate Services, Certificate authority (CA) hierarchies
- certificates, Certificates
- EAP, Remote access security
- managing, Managing Certificates, Managing certificates
- mapping, Mapping certificates
- requesting, Requesting a certificate
- revoking, Revoking a certificate
- server roles, Certificate server roles
- certification, MCSE
- maintaining, Continuing Education
- upgrading, Notes About the Windows NT 4.0 MCSE Track
- Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (see CHAP)
- Change Journal, The Change Journal
- Change Permissions, NTFS Security
- change, planning for, Planning for change
- changing directories, Recovery Console
- CHAP (Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol), Remote access security, Authentication, Remote access security, RADIUS
- chdir command, Recovery Console
- check disk tool, Disk Tools
- child domains, Upgrading the primary domain controller, Active Directory Basics
- CHKUPGRD.EXE, Checking hardware compatibility
- CIDR (Classless Inter-domain Routing), Supernetting
- cipher command, The Encrypted Filesystem (EFS)
- CIW (Client Installation Wizard), Authorizing an RIS Server
- class-schema objects, Class-schema objects
- classes
- Active Directory Schema, Terminology
- attribute-schema objects, Attribute-schema objects
- classes, IP addresses and, IP address classes
- Classless Inter-domain Routing (CIDR), Supernetting
- Clean Install, Text-mode phase
- Client Access License, Application sharing mode
- Client for Microsoft Networks, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- Client Installation Wizard (see CIW)
- Client Service for NetWare (CSNW), Client Service for NetWare (CSNW )
- Client, IPSec default policy, IPSec encryption
- client-server networks (see server-based networks)
- client/server networks, Networking Basics
- clients, Computer types
- clustering, Elective Exams, Windows 2000 Server, Improving availability
- CN (common name), Active Directory object naming conventions
- color management, Installing and configuring printers
- COM (serial) paths, shared printers and, Installing and configuring printers
- com (top-level domain), DNS for Active Directory, Domain Name Service (DNS)
- common name (see CN)
- companies
- analyzing, Analyzing the Company
- information, securing, Mapping Company Information
- compatible domain controller, Creating an Audit Policy
- Completing The Active Directory Installation Wizard screen, Installation
- complexity requirements, passwords, Account policies
- compression, file, Disk Compression, Unattended installation, Data Compression
- Computer Management console, Disk Management, Adding and modifying users, Monitoring Users and Shares
- Computer Name and Administrator Password screen, GUI mode
- Computers Near Me icon, The desktop
- computers, types of, Computer types
- configuration settings, user versus computer, Creating a Group Policy Object (GPO)
- Configure DNS Wizard, Installation
- Configure Your Server dialog box, GUI mode, Installation
- configuring
- Active Directory, Configuring Active Directory, Filtering Group Policy settings with security groups
- DHCP, Configuring DHCP
- dynamic routing, Configuring Dynamic Routing
- hardware, Configuring Hardware
- NAT, Configuring NAT
- organizational units, Configuring Organizational Units
- printers, Installing and configuring printers
- RAS, Configuring RAS
- static routing, Configuring Static Routing
- TCP/IP, Configuring TCP/IP, Packet Filtering
- Windows 2000 Professional, Configuring Windows 2000 Professional, Configuring Windows 2000 Professional, Driver signing
- connectionless protocol, UDP (User Datagram Protocol)
- connectivity
- bandwidth, Connectivity and bandwidth
- between domain controllers, Sites
- designing, Designing Internet Connectivity, Optimizing proxy server performance
- NetWare, NetWare Connectivity
- security and, Designing Secure Connectivity
- console component, MMC, Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
- containers, Terminology
- contiguous namespace, DNS for Active Directory
- Control Panel, The desktop, Control Panel, The System Control Panel, Installing DNS Server
- CONVERT.EXE, Disk partitions
- cooperative multitasking, Terminology
- copying files, Moving and copying files, Copying and moving files, Recovery Console
- cost metrics, employed by routing protocols, Improving availability
- costs, per exam, Preparing for Exams
- counters, Performance Console
- country codes, top-level domains and, Domain Name Service (DNS)
- CPU (central processing unit)
- multiprocessing, Terminology
- Windows 2000 Professional requirements, Hardware requirements
- create a tree questions, Select and Place, Create a Tree
- create all child objects permission, Securing Resources
- Create Or Join Forest screen, Installation
- Create Tree Or Child Domain screen, Installation
- creating groups, Configuring groups
- Creator Owner system group, Default users and groups
- CRL (certificate revocation list), Managing certificates
- CSNW (Client Service for NetWare), Client Service for NetWare (CSNW )
- Ctrl-Alt-Del keystroke, Security Options
- Custom Setup option, CIW, Authorizing an RIS Server
- Customize button, Setup Wizard, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
D
- daily backup, Backup and Restore
- daily copy option, Backing up files
- data compression, Data Compression
- Data Encryption Standard X (see DESX)
- Data Link Control (see DLC)
- data warehouses, Elective Exams
- Database and Log Locations screen, Installation
- databases, Elective Exams
- datagrams, The Internet layer
- Date and Time screen, GUI mode
- Date/Time applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- daylight savings time, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- DCPROMO.EXE, Installing Active Directory Services
- DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Service), Dynamic updates, DNS Security
- debug logging, Troubleshooting DNS
- debugging features, Boot options
- decentralized IT management structure, IT structure
- decision point analysis step, Analyzing the Company
- decision-making structure, security considerations and, Decision-making structure
- decompression, file, Unattended installation
- dedicated domain controller, Creating an Audit Policy
- default entry, BOOT.INI file, The BOOT.INI file
- Default Gateway address, Default Gateways
- default hardware profile, The Boot Process
- default network username, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- default partition, The Boot Process
- defragmenting disks, Defragmenting disks
- Delegation of Control Wizard, Managing an Active Directory Network, Delegating administrative control, RIS Account Creation
- delegation, of authority, Delegating Authority
- delete all child objects permission, Securing Resources
- delete command, Recovery Console
- Delete Files option, mobile computers, Offline files and folders
- Delete permission, NTFS Security
- demand-dial routing, Remote Access
- departmental structure, importance of understanding, Departmental structure
- Deploy.cab, Unattended installation
- Deploy.cab file, Setup Manager, Disk duplication
- DES (Data Encryption Standard), Phase One Negotiation
- Description attribute, Locating objects
- Designing Active Directory exam
- exercises, Suggested Exercises
- Highlighter’s Index, Analyzing Your Company Evaluation Notes, Site Level Traffic Optimization
- practice test, Test Questions, Case Study: Multiple Choice
- Designing Network Infrastructure exam
- exam preparation, Exam Overview, Designing Routing and Remote Access
- exercises, Suggested Exercises
- Highlighter’s Index, TCP/IP Design , Authentication Methods
- practice test, Comprehensive Test, Case Study: Multiple Choice
- Designing Security exam
- exam preparation, Exam Overview, Planning IP Security
- exercises, Suggested Exercises, Planning IP Security
- Highlighter’s Index, Planning Network Security, IPSec Modes
- practice test, Comprehensive Test, Case Study: Multiple Choice
- desktop computers
- security, Desktop computers
- desktop, Windows 2000, The desktop, Group Policies
- DESX (Data Encryption Standard X), The Encrypted Filesystem (EFS)
- device drivers, Windows 2000, Device Drivers
- Device Manager, The System Control Panel, Device Manager
- Dfs (Distributed File System), The Distributed Filesystem, Sites
- DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol), Windows 2000 Server, TCP/IP protocols and services, The Internet layer
- authorization, DHCP authorization
- configuring, Configuring DHCP
- designing network infrastructure, Network Services Overview
- distributed scope, Multiple servers per subnet
- DNS, using with, Using DHCP with DNS, DHCP and DNS
- forwarding, DHCP Forwarding
- installing, Installing DHCP Server
- IP address assignment, Managing TCP/IP settings
- multihomed servers, Improving performance
- non-Windows clients, Supporting non-Windows clients
- numeric options, DHCP options, Basic DHCP Design
- optimizing, Optimizing DHCP Services
- options, DHCP options
- RAS, using with, DHCP and remote access
- reservations, DHCP reservations
- RFCs, DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
- scope, Creating a scope, How addresses are assigned
- servers, Servers in separate subnets
- services, designing, Designing DHCP Services, Improving performance
- UDP ports, How DHCP Works
- DHCP Relay Agent, DHCP Forwarding, DHCP and routing
- DHCPACK message, How DHCP Works
- DHCPDISCOVER message, How DHCP Works
- DHCPNAK message, How DHCP Works
- DHCPOFFER message, How DHCP Works
- DHCPRELEASE message, How DHCP Works
- DHCPREQUEST message, How DHCP Works
- Dial-in Constraints page, RAS, Dial-in Constraints
- dial-in remote access, Managing dial-in connections
- dial-up connections, The Logon dialog, TCP/IP protocols and services
- Dialup system group, Default users and groups
- differential backup, Backing up files, Backup and Restore
- Diffie-Hellman (DH) algorithm, key generation, Phase One Negotiation
- Digest Authentication, Digest authentication
- digital signature, Driver signing
- dir command, Recovery Console
- directory services architecture, Windows 2000 Professional
- Directory Services Restore Mode
- Active Directory, Restoring Active Directory
- Administrative Password screen, Installation
- disable command, Recovery Console
- Disable Ctrl + Alt + Del policy, Smart cards
- disjointed namespace, DNS for Active Directory
- disk compression, Disk Compression
- Disk Defragmenter snap-in, Defragmenting disks, Disk Tools
- disk drives, troubleshooting tools, Disk Tools
- disk duplication, Disk duplication
- Disk Management snap-in
- accessing, Disk Management
- defragmenting, Defragmenting disks
- partitioning, Partitioning
- spanned volumes, Creating spanned volumes
- striped volume, Creating striped volumes
- Upgrade to Dynamic Disk option, Converting basic to dynamic storage
- disk partitions, Windows NT, Disk partitions
- disk quotas, Disk Quotas, Disk quotas
- disk storage, Basic Disks, Primary partitions, Extended partitions and logical drives, Dynamic Disks
- disk storage, Windows 2000 Server, Managing Disk Storage, Dfs links
- disk striping, Disk partitions
- Display applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- display, Windows 2000 Professional requirements, Hardware requirements
- distance vector routing protocol, RIP (Router Information Protocol), Routing protocols
- distinguished name (see DN)
- Distributed File System (see Dfs)
- distributed scope, DHCP, Multiple servers per subnet
- distribution folders, Distribution folders
- DLC (Data Link Control), Other Protocols, DLC (Data Link Control)
- DMA settings, System Information
- DN (distinguished name), Active Directory object naming conventions
- DNS (Domain Name Service), Windows 2000 Server, IP addressing
- Active Directory, DNS for Active Directory
- designing network infrastructure, Network Services Overview
- hostnames, Domain Name Service (DNS)
- integrating zones, Integrating DNS zones
- optimizing, Optimizing DNS
- process/application layer, The Process/Application layer
- security, Planning DNS Security, DNS Security
- server availability, Designing for availability
- settings, Managing TCP/IP settings
- troubleshooting, Monitoring DNS, Troubleshooting DNS
- Windows 2000 changes, DNS Security
- zone transfers, DNS replication
- zones, DNS zones
- DNS (Domain Name System)
- Active Directory, DNS Naming
- DNS Notification process, DNS replication
- DNS PTR record, DNS Security
- DNS.LOG, Troubleshooting DNS
- Documents option, Start menu, The desktop
- DoD (US Department of Defense), TCP/IP Protocols and Services
- domain component, Active Directory object naming conventions
- Domain Controller Type screen, Installation
- domain controllers, Computer types, Installing Active Directory Services, Domain controller placement
- domain Dfs root, Standalone Dfs roots versus domain Dfs roots
- domain filters, Proxy server security
- domain local security group, Groups, Windows 2000 groups
- domain model, Server-based networks
- Domain Name Service (see DNS)
- domain names, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- Domain Naming Master
- domain controllers, Operations masters
- failure of, Troubleshooting Active Directory
- operations master role, Operations master roles
- domain networks, Networking Basics
- domain structure, Domain Structure
- domain tree, Upgrading the primary domain controller
- domain user accounts, Users and Groups, Creating accounts
- domains, Active Directory structure
- Active Directory, Terminology
- security and, Domain controllers
- trust, Trust Relationships
- when to use multiple, Planning
- Windows 2000 compared to Windows NT, Active Directory Basics
- DOS (Disk Operating System), Windows 95/98/Me, The Boot Process
- DRF (Data Recovery Field), EFS Basics
- DriveImage, Disk duplication
- driver signing, The System Control Panel, Driver signing, Driver signing
- DSL, Remote Access Service (RAS)
- DSStat tool, Active Directory Troubleshooting Tools
- dual-boot systems, The BOOT.INI file, Disk partitions
- dynamic disks, Managing Disk Storage
- simple volumes, Dynamic Disks
- spanned volumes, Spanned volumes
- striped volumes, Striped volumes
- Dynamic Domain Name Service . (see DDNS)
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (see DHCP)
- dynamic routers, Static and dynamic routing
- dynamic routing, IP, Dynamic Routing, Configuring Dynamic Routing
- dynamic updates, DNS, Securing DNS updates
E
- EAP (Extensible Authentication Protocol), Remote access security, Authentication, Remote access security, RADIUS
- editors, registry, Registry editors
- EDRP (Encrypted Data Recovery Policy ), The Encrypted Filesystem (EFS)
- edu top-level domain, Domain Name Service (DNS)
- EFS (Encrypted File System)
- NTFS, The Encrypted Filesystem (EFS)
- transparency of, EFS (Encrypted Filesystem)
- EFS (Encrypting File System)
- benefits, Encrypted Filesystem (EFS)
- implementation, How EFS works
- key storage, Key storage locations
- limitations, EFS Basics
- performance costs, EFS Options
- recovery policy, Planning Recovery
- Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Professional
- elective exams, About the MCSE Exams
- Emergency Repair Disk (see ERD)
- empty root domain, Multiple domain trees
- enable command, Recovery Console
- Enable Offline Files option, mobile computers, Offline files and folders
- Enable printer pooling option, Printer Properties dialog, Print pools
- Enable quota management option, Disk Management, Disk Quotas
- Enable reminders option, mobile computers, Offline files and folders
- Enable VGA Mode, Boot options
- EnableSecuritySignature, SMB, SMB Signing Security
- Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP), Creating an Encryption Scheme
- Encrypted Data Recovery Policy (see EDRP)
- Encrypted File System (see EFS)
- encryption, EFS (Encrypted Filesystem)
- certificates, Certificate Services
- IPSec, IP Security (IPSec), IPSec encryption
- passwords, The Windows 2000 Logon Process
- RAS clients, Encryption
- reversible, Account policies
- RIS, Remote Installation Service (RIS)
- schemes, designing, Creating an Encryption Scheme
- VPNs and, Encryption
- End User Roles, security considerations, End-user roles
- END-NODE CHALLENGE message, How WINS works
- Enhanced B-node, NetBIOS Name Resolution, The LMHOSTS File
- Enterprise CA, Site links
- Enterprise Root CA, Certificate Services, Certificate server roles
- Enterprise Subordinate CA, Certificate Services, Certificate server roles
- Entire Network icon, The desktop
- environment subsystem, user mode, User mode
- Environment Variables option, System applet, The System Control Panel
- ERD (Emergency Repair Disk), Emergency Repair Disk (ERD), Safe Mode
- error messages, displaying, Monitoring Performance
- ESP (Encapsulating Security Payload), Creating an Encryption Scheme
- Ethernet connection, Site links
- Ethernet interface, Remote Access Service (RAS)
- Ethernet protocol, The Network Access layer
- Event Viewer, Event Viewer, Active Directory performance, Using Event Viewer
- events, types of, Event Viewer
- Everyone system group, Default users and groups, File Sharing
- Exam 70-019, Designing and Implementing Data Warehouses with Microsoft SQL Server 7.0, Elective Exams
- Exam 70-056, Implementing and Supporting Web Sites Using Microsoft Site Server 3.0, Elective Exams
- Exam 70-080, Implementing and Supporting Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 by Using the Internet Explorer Administration Kit, Elective Exams
- Exam 70-085, Implementing and Supporting Microsoft SNA Server 4.0, Elective Exams
- Exam 70-086, Implementing and Supporting Microsoft Systems Management Server 2.0, Elective Exams
- Exam 70-088, Implementing and Supporting Microsoft Proxy Server 2.0, Elective Exams
- Exam 70-210, Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, Required Core Exams, Windows 2000 Professional, Exam Overview, Optimization and Troubleshooting
- Exam 70-215
- Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Exam Overview
- Exam 70-215, Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Required Core Exams, Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Server Basics
- Exam 70-216, Implementing and Administering a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure, Required Core Exams, Network Infrastructure
- Exam 70-217, Implementing and Administering a Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure, Required Core Exams, Active Directory, Designing Active Directory, Exam Overview
- Exam 70-219, Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure, Optional Core Exams
- Exam 70-219, Designing A Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure, Study Guide
- Exam 70-220, Designing Security for a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network, Optional Core Exams, Designing Security
- Exam 70-221, Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure, Optional Core Exams, Designing a Network Infrastructure
- Exam 70-222, Migrating from Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 to Microsoft Windows 2000, Elective Exams
- Exam 70-223, Installing, Configuring, and Administering Clustering Services by Using Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server, Elective Exams
- Exam 70-224, Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server, Elective Exams
- Exam 70-225, Designing and Deploying a Messaging Infrastructure with Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server, Elective Exams
- Exam 70-226, Designing Highly Available Web Solutions with Microsoft Windows 2000 Server technologies, Elective Exams
- Exam 70-227, Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2000, Elective Exams
- Exam 70-228, Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition, Elective Exams
- Exam 70-229, Designing and Implementing Databases with Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition, Elective Exams
- Exam 70-240, Microsoft Windows 2000 Accelerated Exam for MCPs Certified on Microsoft Windows NT 4., Notes About the Windows NT 4.0 MCSE Track
- exam format, How the Exams Work, Select and Place, Create a Tree
- exam grades, passing percentages, How the Exams Work
- examination process, The Examination Process, Test-Taking Tips
- Excel, Group Policy goals
- Exchange 2000 Server, Elective Exams
- Execute permission, NTFS Security
- exercises
- Active Directory, Suggested Exercises
- Designing Active Directory exam, Suggested Exercises
- Designing Network Infrastructure exam, Suggested Exercises
- Designing Security exam, Suggested Exercises, Planning IP Security
- Network Infrastructure exam, Suggested Exercises, Monitoring the Network
- Windows 2000 Professional, Suggested Exercises, Optimization and Troubleshooting
- Windows 2000 Server, Installing Windows 2000 Server
- existing forest, Upgrading the primary domain controller, Active Directory Basics
- exit command, Recovery Console
- experience, required, Exam Overview
- extended partitions, Extended partitions and logical drives
- Extensible Authentication Protocol (see EAP)
- Extensions tab, Add/Remove Snap-in, Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
- extensions, MMC, Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
- external trusts, External trusts
F
- failed installation, Understanding failed installations
- fastdetect option, ARC entries, The BOOT.INI file
- FAT (file allocation table)
- filesystems, Disk partitions
- partitions, The Boot Process, The BOOT.INI file, Disk partitions
- FAT32
- filesystems, Windows 2000 Professional, Disk partitions
- partitions, Disk partitions
- fault tolerance, Standalone Dfs roots versus domain Dfs roots
- Fax applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- FDDI protocol, The Network Access layer
- fdisk command, Recovery Console
- FEK (file encryption key), The Encrypted Filesystem (EFS), EFS Basics
- File and Print Sharing, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- file encryption key (see FEK)
- file replication service (see FRS)
- File Transfer Protocol (see FTP)
- file-level security, Disk partitions
- filenames, length of, Disk partitions
- files
- backing up, Backing up files
- copying, Moving and copying files, Copying and moving files
- moving, Moving and copying files, Copying and moving files
- permissions, NTFS Security
- restoring, Restoring files
- sharing, File Sharing
- filesystems
- converting between, Disk partitions
- Windows 2000, Disk partitions
- filler data, Sparse files
- filters, packet, Packet Filtering, IP Filtering
- Find tool, Locating objects
- finger program, IP Filtering
- firewalls, Organizing a DNS structure, Packet filtering
- FireWire, Windows 95/98/Me
- fixboot command, Recovery Console
- fixmbr command, Recovery Console
- Flash, Group Policy goals
- floppy disk drives, The Boot Process
- Folder Options applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- folder redirection, Windows Settings
- Fonts applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- forest root domain, Active Directory Basics, Organizing a DNS structure
- forests
- Active Directory, Terminology
- Active Directory structure, Active Directory structure
- global catalog, Global catalog servers
- linking multiple, Multiple forests
- multiple domain trees, Multiple domain trees
- format command, Recovery Console
- Forward button, non-adaptive tests, Test-Taking Tips
- forward lookup, DNS Security
- FQDN (fully qualified domain name), DNS for Active Directory
- top-level domains, Domain Name Service (DNS)
- Frame Relay, The Network Access layer
- FRS (file replication service), File Replication Service (FRS), Sites
- FTP (File Transfer Protocol), TCP/IP protocols and services, The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server, The Process/Application layer, Clear-text passwords
- full backup option, Backing up files, Backup and Restore
- full control permission, NTFS Security, Securing Resources
- Full Control rights, File Sharing
- full-duplex protocols, TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)
- fully qualified domain name (see FQDN)
G
- Game Controllers applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- Gateway Service for NetWare (GSNW), Gateway Service for NetWare (GSNW )
- gateways
- addresses, Static Routing
- default addresses, Managing TCP/IP
- DHCP, TCP/IP protocols and services
- routers and, IP Routing
- General option, System applet, The System Control Panel
- general settings, TCP/IP, Managing TCP/IP settings
- global catalog server
- Active Directory, Global catalog servers
- failure of, Troubleshooting Active Directory
- placement, Global catalog server placement
- Global group, Configuring groups, Windows 2000 groups
- global security group, Groups
- globally unique identifier (see GUID)
- Gopher, TCP/IP protocols and services
- gov (top-level domain), DNS for Active Directory, Domain Name Service (DNS)
- GPC (Group Policy Container), Managing Group Policies
- GPO (Group Policy Object), Managing Group Policies, Creating a Group Policy Object (GPO), Designing Group Policies, Group Policy blocking
- GPT (Group Policy Template), Managing Group Policies
- graphical user interface (see GUI)
- group filtering, Security group filtering
- group nesting, The transition period, Group nesting
- Group Policies
- designing, Designing Group Policies
- goals, Group Policy goals
- inheritance, Modifying Group Policy inheritance
- settings, filtering, Filtering Group Policy settings with security groups
- troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Group Policies
- Windows desktop, Group Policies
- Group Policy Container (see GPC)
- Group Policy Object (see GPO)
- group policy snap-in, Creating a Group Policy Object (GPO)
- Group Policy Template (see GPT)
- groups, Configuring groups, Managing an Active Directory Network, Groups
- GSNW (Gateway Service for NetWare), Gateway Service for NetWare (GSNW )
- guessing, on exam questions, Test-Taking Tips
- guest account, Default users and groups
- guest group, Default users and groups
- GUI (graphical user interface), The Boot Process
- GUI phase
- Windows 2000 installation, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- Windows 2000 Server installation, The installation process
- GUID (globally unique identifier), Active Directory object naming conventions
H
- H-node (hybrid node), NetBIOS Name Resolution
- HAL (Hardware Abstraction Layer), The Boot Process, Kernel mode
- HAL.DLL, The Boot Process
- handshakes, TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)
- hard disk drives
- boot process, The Boot Process
- Windows 2000 Professional requirements, Hardware requirements
- hardware
- addresses, The Internet layer
- checking compatibility before upgrade, Checking hardware compatibility
- configuring, Configuring Hardware
- profiles, The Boot Process, Control Panel
- troubleshooting, System Information
- Windows 2000 Professional, Hardware requirements
- Windows 2000 Server, Planning the Installation
- Hardware Abstraction Layer (see HAL)
- Hardware Compatibility List (see HCL)
- Hardware option, System applet, The System Control Panel
- Hardware Wizard, The System Control Panel
- HCL (Hardware Compatibility List), Hardware requirements, Understanding failed installations, Hardware Issues
- HCL.TXT, Hardware requirements
- help command, Recovery Console
- help files, Preparing for Exams
- Hewlett Packard, DLC (Data Link Control)
- high-performance file system (see HPFS)
- Highlighter’s Index
- Active Directory, Site Replication
- Designing Active Directory exam, Analyzing Your Company Evaluation Notes, Site Level Traffic Optimization
- Designing Network Infrastructure exam, TCP/IP Design , Authentication Methods
- Designing Security exam, Planning Network Security, IPSec Modes
- Network Infrastructure exam, TCP/IP, IPSECMON
- Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Editions , SNMP Tools
- highly secure template, Creating an Audit Policy
- HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, registry, The Registry
- HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG subtree, registry, The Registry
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER subtree, registry, The Registry
- HKEY_DYN_DATA subtree, registry, The Registry
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE subtree, registry, The Registry
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\HARDWARE registry subkey, The Boot Process
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Select subkey, The Boot Process
- HKEY_USERS subtree, registry, The Registry
- hops, Static Routing
- host addresses, IP addressing, IP Addressing
- host record, DNS Security
- Host-to-Host layer, TCP/IP reference model, TCP/IP Protocols and Services
- hostnames, resolution of, Hostname Resolution, Designing Name Resolution Services
- HOSTS file, Hostname Resolution, NetBIOS Name Resolution
- HPFS (high-performance file system), Upgrading from Windows NT
- HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol), TCP/IP protocols and services, The Process/Application layer
- Hypertext Transfer Protocol (see HTTP)
I
- I/O addresses, Terminology
- IAB (Internet Activities Board), Managing TCP/IP
- IANA (Internet Assigned Numbers Authority), IP address assignments
- IAS (Internet Authentication Service), RADIUS
- IBM mainframes, DLC (Data Link Control)
- ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers ), Domain Name Service (DNS)
- ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol), The Internet layer
- ICS (Internet Connection Sharing), Windows 95/98/Me, Remote Access Service (RAS), Internet Connection Sharing (ICS), Designing Internet Connectivity
- IDE CD-ROM drives, The BOOT.INI file
- IEEE 1394, Windows 95/98/Me
- IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force), Managing TCP/IP, IP Addressing
- IGMP, Routing protocols
- IIS (Internet Information Server), Managing Network Components, Digest authentication
- IISUBA.DLL, Digest authentication
- IKE (Internet Key Exchange), Remote Access Service (RAS), Creating an Encryption Scheme
- IMAP (Internet Mail Access Protocol), The Process/Application layer
- implications analysis step, Analyzing the Company
- Import Template screen, The Security Configuration and Analysis Console
- inbound traffic
- ports, configuring, Using special ports
- incoming traffic
- accepting, Managing dial-in connections
- filtering, Packet filtering
- incremental backup option, Backing up files, Backup and Restore
- incremental zone transfer, DNS replication
- information flow, security considerations and, Information flow
- Infrared Data Association (IrDA), IrDA (Infrared Data Association)
- Infrastructure Master
- failure of, Troubleshooting Active Directory
- operations master role, Operations master roles
- servers and, Operations masters
- inheritance, NTFS Security
- modifying, Modifying Group Policy inheritance
- InitialAddressPoolSize key, RAS and DHCP
- installation files, problems accessing, Understanding failed installations
- Installation Wizard, Installing Active Directory Services
- installing
- Active Directory, Installing Active Directory, Verifying the Active Directory installation
- CA, Installing a Certificate Authority
- DHCP, Installing DHCP Server
- NAT, Installing NAT
- printers, Installing and configuring printers
- TCP/IP, Managing TCP/IP, Installing TCP/IP
- Windows 2000, Installing Windows 2000 Professional, Using Service Packs
- Windows 2000 Professional, Installing Windows 2000 Professional
- Windows2000 Server, Installing Windows 2000 Server
- insurance programs, User mode
- int (top-level domain), Domain Name Service (DNS)
- integral subsystem, user mode, User mode
- Inter-Site Transports folder, Site links
- Interactive system group, Default users and groups
- interface cards, Static Routing
- International Organization for Standardization (ISO), Modifying the schema
- Internet access, security, Securing Internet access
- Internet Activities Board (see IAB)
- Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA), IP address assignments
- Internet backbones, Supernetting
- Internet Connection Sharing (see ICS)
- Internet Connection Sharing (ICS), Windows 95/98/Me
- Internet connectivity, designing, Designing Internet Connectivity, Optimizing proxy server performance
- Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP), The Internet layer
- Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), Domain Name Service (DNS)
- Internet Engineering Task Force (see IETF)
- Internet Explorer 5.0, Elective Exams
- Internet Explorer 5.5, Windows 95/98/Me
- Internet Explorer Administration Kit, Elective Exams
- Internet Explorer configuration, System Information
- Internet Explorer maintenance, Windows Settings
- Internet Information Server (see IIS)
- Internet Key Exchange (see IKE)
- Internet layer, The Internet layer
- Internet layer, TCP/IP reference model, TCP/IP Protocols and Services
- Internet Mail Access Protocol (IMAP), The Process/Application layer
- Internet Options applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- Internet Printing Protocol (see IPP)
- Internet Research Task Force (see IRTF)
- Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2000, Elective Exams
- Internet Service Provider (see ISP)
- Internetwork Packet Exchange (see IPX)
- InterNIC
- online RFCs, Managing TCP/IP
- registered IP addresses, IP address assignments
- intersite replication, Intersite replication, Managing intersite replication, Sites
- intransitive site links, Link bridges
- intrasite replication, Managing intersite replication, Managing intrasite replication, Sites
- IP (Internet Protocol)
- dynamic routing, Dynamic Routing, Configuring Dynamic Routing
- security, IP Security (IPSec), Filter action
- static routing, Static Routing, Configuring Static Routing
- IP addresses, IP addressing
- assignment methods, How addresses are assigned
- classes, IP address classes
- datagrams, The Internet layer
- design considerations, IP Addressing
- file transfers, DNS for Active Directory
- impact on network performance, Improving performance
- private, IP address assignments, Private addresses
- public, Public addresses
- reserved, Reserved IP addresses, DHCP reservations
- RFC 791, IP Addressing
- subnet masking, Subnet masking
- subnets, Subnets
- supernetting, Supernetting
- IP filtering, routers and, IP filtering
- IP Protocols, filtering and, Packet Filtering
- IP routing, Remote Access
- IPP (Internet Printing Protocol), Windows 2000 Professional
- IPSec, Virtual private networks, TCP/IP
- authentication, IPSec encryption
- authentication methods, Authentication methods
- components, IP Security (IPSec)
- configuring, Configuring IPSec
- connection type, Connection type
- encryption, IPSec encryption
- filter action, Filter action
- filter list, IP filter list
- managing, Managing IPSec
- negotiation, IPSec Negotiation
- policies, IPSec encryption, IP Filtering
- routers and, VPNs and IPSec
- security methods, Filter action
- transport mode versus tunnel mode, Creating an Encryption Scheme
- tunnel setting, Tunnel setting
- IPSec Policy Agent, IP Security (IPSec)
- IPSEC.SYS, IP Security (IPSec), IPSec encryption
- IPSECMON command, Monitoring IPSec
- IPX (Internetwork Packet Exchange), Other Protocols, IPX and SPX, NWLink (IPX/SPX Protocols)
- IPX routing, Remote Access
- IPX/SPX protocols, TCP/IP protocols and services
- IrDA (Infrared Data Association), IrDA (Infrared Data Association)
- IRQ, Terminology, The BOOT.INI file, System Information
- IRTF (Internet Research Task Force), Managing TCP/IP
- ISAKMP key management protocol, IP Security (IPSec), Monitoring IPSec, IPSec encryption
- ISDN, Remote Access Service (RAS)
- ISO (International Organization for Standardization), Modifying the schema
- ISP (Internet Service Provider), Managing dial-out connections, IP address assignments, Configuring NAT
- IT management structures, IT structure
J
- JetDirect interface, Hewlett Packard, DLC (Data Link Control)
K
- Kerberos, Kerberos, Authentication methods, Authentication issues, Authentication, Kerberos authentication
- kernel, The Boot Process
- kernel mode, drivers and, Kernel mode
- Key Management Service, IP Security (IPSec)
- Key Store, EFS Basics
- Keyboard applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- keyboards, The Boot Process
- keys, authentication, The Encrypted Filesystem (EFS), Authentication issues, Key storage locations
- keys, registry, The Registry
- kiosks, Kiosks
- Knowledge Consistency Checker, Knowledge Consistency Checker (KCC)
L
- L2F (Layer 2 Forwarding), TCP/IP
- L2TP (Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol), Virtual private networks, TCP/IP, VPN connections, Tunneling protocols, L2TP
- Last Known Good Configuration, Safe Mode
- latency-sensitive traffic, Improving performance
- Layer 2 Forwarding (see L2F)
- Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (see L2TP)
- LDAP (lightweight directory access protocol), Active Directory basics
- leases, DHCP, Designing DHCP Services
- Licensing Mode screen, GUI mode
- lightweight directory access protocol (see LDAP)
- limited partnerships, Multiple domains
- link bridges, Link bridges
- link state routing protocol, OSPF (Open Shortest Path First), Routing protocols
- link tracking service, Link tracking
- Linux, Removing a Server Object
- LM (LAN Manger), LM and NTLM authentication
- LMHOSTS file, TCP/IP protocols and services, NetBIOS Name Resolution, The LMHOSTS File
- load balancing, Windows 2000 Datacenter Server, Measuring and improving performance
- local Administrator account, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- Local Area Connection interface, DHCP Forwarding
- local cache, DNS requests, Measuring and improving performance
- local groups, Configuring groups
- local printer, Network printers
- local profile, User profiles
- local testing centers, How the Exams Work
- local user accounts, Users and Groups, Creating accounts
- Local Users and Groups snap-in, Microsoft Management Console (MMC), Creating accounts
- lockout duration, Account policies
- lockout threshold, Account policies
- log files, Management utilities, Audit Policies
- logging, types of, Troubleshooting DNS
- logical drives, Extended partitions and logical drives, Performance Console
- logical printer, Managing Printers
- logon command, Recovery Console
- Logon dialog, The Logon dialog
- logon process, The Windows 2000 Logon Process
- loopback, reserved IP addresses, Reserved IP addresses
- low-level device drivers, The Boot Process
- LPT (parallel) paths, shared printers and, Installing and configuring printers
M
- M-node (mixed node), NetBIOS Name Resolution
- MAC addresses, The Internet layer, How DHCP Works, DHCP reservations
- Macintosh, Other Protocols, AppleTalk, Integration with other systems
- maintenance
- Active Directory, Active Directory Maintenance, Active Directory performance
- Maintenance and Troubleshooting option, CIW, Authorizing an RIS Server
- Management Information Base (see MIB)
- management utilities, Management utilities
- mandatory profile, User profiles
- manual assignment, IP addresses and, How addresses are assigned
- Manual Caching for Documents setting, shared folders, Offline files and folders
- map command, Recovery Console
- master boot record (see MBR)
- Master Key, EFS Basics, Phase One Negotiation
- maxmem option, ARC entries, The BOOT.INI file
- MBR (master boot record), The Boot Process
- MCSE (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer) program, overview of, About the MCSE Exams
- md command, Recovery Console
- MD5 encryption, Remote access security
- member servers, Computer types, Upgrading a Windows NT Domain
- memory
- dumps, The System Control Panel
- measuring performance of, Performance Console
- protection, Terminology
- MIB (Management Information Base), SNMP
- Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (see MCSE program, overview of)
- Microsoft CHAP, Remote access security
- Microsoft Management Console (see MMC)
- Microsoft Point-to-Point Encryption (see MPPE)
- Microsoft Proxy Server
- benefits, Microsoft Proxy Server
- design issues, Network Services Overview, Basic proxy server design
- domain filters, Proxy server security
- NAT, compared to, Designing Internet Connectivity
- optimizing, Optimizing proxy server availability
- security, Proxy server security
- Web publishing, Web publishing
- MIDI controllers, Control Panel
- mil top-level domain, Domain Name Service (DNS)
- mixed IT management structure, IT structure
- mixed mode, The transition period, Authentication issues
- MMC (Microsoft Management Console), Management utilities, Microsoft Management Console (MMC), Managing Users and Groups, Configuring Dynamic Routing
- MMC.EXE, Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
- mobile computers, Configuring Mobile Systems, Power management
- modem dialing information, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- modifying permissions, NTFS Security
- monitoring
- network performance, Monitoring Network Performance, Monitoring IPSec
- system performance, Monitoring Performance
- Mouse applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- MOVETREE program, Moving objects
- moving files, Moving and copying files, Copying and moving files
- MPPE (Microsoft Point-to-Point Encryption), Dial-up connections, Remote access security, PPTP
- MS-CHAP, Authentication, Remote access security, RADIUS
- MS-DOS, The BOOT.INI file
- multi(x), ARC entries, The BOOT.INI file
- multi-master replication, Active Directory Replication
- multicasting, IP addresses, Reserved IP addresses
- multicasts, Routing protocols
- multihomed computer, IP Routing
- multilink, Multilink
- multimedia, configuration settings, Control Panel
- multiple domains, Multiple domains
- multiple forest trust relationship, Multiple forests
- multiple tree forest, Multiple-tree forests
- multiprocessing, Terminology
- multiprotocol router, Remote Access
- multitasking
- cooperative, Terminology
- preemptive, Terminology
- multithreading, Terminology
- My Computer icon, The desktop, Device Manager, Copying and moving files
- My Network Places icon, The desktop, Control Panel, Installing TCP/IP
N
- Name attribute, Locating objects
- NAME QUERY REQUEST message, WINS, How WINS works
- NAME REFRESH REQUEST message, WINS, How WINS works
- NAME REGISTRATION REQUEST message, WINS, How WINS works
- NAME RELEASE REQUEST message, WINS, How WINS works
- name resolution, TCP/IP protocols and services
- name server, Installing and Configuring DNS
- namespace, Active Directory structure, Active Directory Basics
- naming scheme, Planning and Implementing Active Directory
- NAT (Network Address Translation), Remote Access Service (RAS), Public addresses
- address pools, Allowing Internet access
- benefits, Network Address Translation (NAT)
- configuring, Configuring NAT
- connection types, NAT (Network Address Translation)
- designing network infrastructure, Network Services Overview
- DHCP, compared to, Replacing DHCP and DNS services
- DNS, compared to, Replacing DHCP and DNS services
- ICS, Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)
- installing, Installing NAT
- Microsoft Proxy Server, compared to, Designing Internet Connectivity
- security, NAT security
- server placement, Placement and connectivity of the NAT server
- special ports, Allowing Internet access
- Native Mode, Windows 2000, Authentication issues
- Native Structured Storage (see NSS)
- NBNS (NetBIOS Name Service), Windows Internet Name Service (WINS)
- NDIS (Network Driver Interface Specification), Network Monitor
- NDS (Novell Directory Services), Active Directory basics, The Active Directory model
- Negotiate method, IPSec, Filter action
- Negotiated Policy, IPSec, IP Filtering
- net top-level domain, Domain Name Service (DNS)
- NetBEUI (NetBIOS Extended User Interface), NetBEUI
- NetBEUI(NetBIOS Extended User Interface), Other Protocols
- NetBIOS, Other Protocols, The Telnet server
- name resolution, NetBIOS Name Resolution
- names, The System Control Panel
- translating IP addresses into, TCP/IP protocols and services
- Windows 2000 and, DNS for Active Directory
- NetBIOS Extended User Interface (see NetBEUI)
- NetBIOS Name Service (see NBNS)
- netmask, Static Routing
- NetWare, Other Protocols, IPX and SPX, NetWare Connectivity, Integration with other systems
- Network Access layer, TCP/IP reference model, TCP/IP Protocols and Services
- Network Address Translation (see NAT)
- network addresses, IP addressing, IP Addressing, Static Routing
- Network and Dial-up Connections applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- Network and Dial-up Connections window, Installing TCP/IP
- network attacks, common, Planning IP Security
- network cards, Windows 2000, Hardware requirements
- network clients, Exam Overview
- network components, managing, Managing Network Components, Managing Network Components, Managing dial-in connections
- Network Connection Wizard, Managing dial-out connections
- Network control panel, Control Panel
- Network Driver Interface Specification (see NDIS)
- Network File System (NFS), The Process/Application layer
- Network Identification option, System applet, The System Control Panel
- Network Identification Wizard, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- network infrastructure, Designing a Network Infrastructure
- DHCP, Network Services Overview
- TCP/IP, Network Services Overview
- Network Infrastructure exam
- exercises, Suggested Exercises, Monitoring the Network
- Highlighter’s Index, TCP/IP, IPSECMON
- network installation, Windows 2000, Installation Methods
- Network Management Station (see NMS)
- Network Monitor, Optimization and Troubleshooting, Using Network Monitor
- Network Neighborhood icon, The desktop
- network performance
- improving, Improving performance
- monitoring, Monitoring Network Performance, Monitoring IPSec
- network printer, Network printers
- network protocols, Network Protocols
- network roles, security considerations and, Mapping Network Roles
- Network Settings screen, GUI mode
- Network Solutions, Planning
- Network system group, Default users and groups
- networking applications, Windows 2000 Server, Managing Network Components, Virtual private networks
- networks
- optimization, Optimizing TCP/IP Networks
- New Domain Name screen, Installation
- new domain, creating, Upgrading the primary domain controller
- new exams, New Exams
- new forest, Upgrading the primary domain controller, Active Directory Basics
- New Static Mapping, WINS, Configuring WINS
- New User screen, Creating accounts
- New Zone Wizard, Configuring DNS
- NFS (Network File System), The Process/Application layer
- NMS (Network Management Station), SNMP
- NNTP (Netnews Transfer Protocol), The Process/Application layer
- No Access permission, NTFS Security
- noguiboot option, ARC entries, The BOOT.INI file
- non-adaptive tests, Test-Taking Tips
- non-authoritative restoration, Active Directory, Restoring Active Directory
- nontransitive trust, Trust Relationships
- Norton Ghost, Disk duplication
- noserialmice option, ARC entries, The BOOT.INI file
- Novell, Other Protocols, The Active Directory model, IPX and SPX
- Novell Directory Services (see NDS)
- nslookup utility, Troubleshooting DNS
- NSS (Native Structured Storage), Native Structured Storage
- NTBOOTDD.SYS file, The Boot Process
- NTDETECT.COM, The Boot Process
- NTDSUTIL program, Restoring Active Directory
- NTFS (NT file system)
- partitions, The Boot Process, Disk partitions, NTFS Security
- Windows 2000 changes, Changes to NTFS in Windows 2000
- NTFS file system
- resource access, controlling, Controlling access to resources
- NTLDR, The Boot Process
- NTLM, LM and NTLM authentication, Certificate-Based Security
- NTOSKRNL.EXE, The Boot Process
- Ntuser.dat file, User profiles
- Ntuser.man file, User profiles
- NWLink, Other Protocols, NWLink (IPX/SPX Protocols)
O
- Oakley Key Management protocol, IP Security (IPSec), IPSec encryption
- object identifier, Modifying the schema
- objects, Managing an Active Directory Network
- Active Directory, Active Directory structure, Objects
- attrbutes, Locating objects
- locating, Locating objects
- moving, Moving objects
- ownership, Object ownership
- types of, Terminology
- octets, IP addressing
- offline files, Offline files and folders
- one-way trust, Trust Relationships
- online books, Preparing for Exams
- Open Shortest Path First (see OSPF)
- operating systems, Windows 2000 Server Basics
- comparison table, Operating Systems
- settings, The Registry
- Windows 2000 Advanced Server, Windows 2000 Server
- Windows 2000 Datacenter Server, Windows 2000 Server
- Windows 2000 Professional, Windows 2000 Professional
- Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Server
- Windows 3.1x, Windows 3.1x
- Windows 95, Windows 95/98/Me
- Windows 98, Windows 95/98/Me
- Windows 98 Second Edition (SE), Windows 95/98/Me
- Windows Me, Windows 95/98/Me
- Windows NT, Windows NT
- operations master roles
- domain controllers, Operations masters placement
- security and, Operations masters
- seizing, Troubleshooting Active Directory
- transferring, Transferring operations master roles, Transferring operations master roles
- types of, Operations master roles
- optimization
- TCP/IP networks, Optimizing TCP/IP Networks
- Windows 2000 Professional, Optimization and Troubleshooting
- Windows 2000 Server, Optimization and Troubleshooting, Recovery Console
- optimizing, DHCP, Optimizing DHCP Services
- org (top-level domain), Domain Name Service (DNS)
- org (top_level domain), DNS for Active Directory
- organizational structure, mapping of, Mapping Organizational Structure
- Organizational Units (see OU)
- OS loader, The Boot Process
- OS/2 subsystems, User mode
- OSPF (Open Shortest Path First), Remote Access, OSPF (Open Shortest Path First), Routing protocols
- OU (Organizational Unit), Managing an Active Directory Network, Terminology, Planning, Organizational Unit Structure, Organizational Units
- Outlook, Group Policy goals
- outsourced IT management structure, IT structure
- overhead, TCP processing, TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)
P
- P-node (peer-to-peer node), NetBIOS Name Resolution
- pacing, Test-Taking Tips
- packes
- filtering, Packet filtering
- packet sniffers, Planning IP Security
- packet-switching networks, Planning IP Security
- packets, Planning IP Security
- capturing, Capturing packets
- datagrams, The Internet layer
- filtering, Packet Filtering, IP Filtering
- paging file, Security Options
- PAP (Password Authentication Protocol), Remote access security, Authentication, Remote access security
- parent company names, Organizing a DNS structure
- Partition Magic, Disk partitions
- partitioning, Disk Management snap-in, Partitioning
- partitions
- boot process, The Boot Process
- numbering, The BOOT.INI file
- Windows NT, Disk partitions
- partners, replication, WINS replication
- Passthrough Policy, IPSec, IP Filtering
- Password Authentication Protocol (see PAP)
- passwords, The Logon dialog, The Windows 2000 Logon Process, Account policies, Multiple domains
- patches, security risks associated with, Identifying upgrades and patches
- PC Cards, The Registry
- PDC (primary domain controller), Directory replication, Upgrading a Windows NT Domain, Active Directory Versus the NT Domain Model
- PDC emulator, Operations master roles, Troubleshooting Active Directory, Operations masters
- peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer networks, Networking Basics
- peers, Peer-to-peer networks, Domain controllers
- PEP tests, Preparing for Exams
- Perfect Forward Security (PFS), Phase One Negotiation
- Performance Console, Monitoring Performance, Optimization and Troubleshooting, Active Directory performance
- Performance Logs and Alerts snap-in, Performance Console, Active Directory performance
- Performance option, System applet, The System Control Panel
- permissions
- assigning, Securing Resources
- inheritance, Functional structure, Permissions inheritance
- shared, File Sharing
- standard versus special, Securing Resources
- types of, Securing Resources
- Permit method, IPSec, Filter action
- Permit Policy, IPSec, IP Filtering
- personal identification number (PIN), smart cards, Smart cards
- Personalize Your Software screen, GUI mode
- personalized menus, The desktop
- PFS (Perfect Forward Security), Phase One Negotiation
- Phone and Modem applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- Photoshop, Group Policy goals
- physical locations map, Physical locations
- physical locations, mapping of, Physical locations
- Plug and Play, Terminology
- specification, Configuring Hardware
- Windows 2000 Professional, Windows 2000 Professional
- Windows NT 4.0, Windows NT
- point-of-sale terminals, Kiosks
- Point-to-Point Protocol (see PPP)
- Point-to-point tunneling protocol (PPTP), Remote access security
- policy separation, Multiple domains
- POP (Post Office Protocol), The Process/Application layer
- portable computers
- security, Portable computers
- ports
- configuring, Using special ports
- printers and, Installing and configuring printers
- well-known, IP Filtering
- POSITIVE NAME REGISTRATION RESPONSE message, WINS, How WINS works
- POSIX applications, support for, User mode
- POST (Power-On Self Test), The Boot Process
- Post Office Protocol (POP), The Process/Application layer
- power management, mobile computers and, Power management
- Power Options applet, Control Panel, Control Panel, Power management
- power users group, Default users and groups
- Power-On Self Test (see POST)
- PowerQuest, Disk partitions, Disk duplication
- PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol), TCP/IP protocols and services, The Network Access layer, Clear-text passwords, RADIUS
- PPTP (Point to Point Tunneling Protocol), Virtual private networks
- PPTP (Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol), Remote access security, Remote Access Service (RAS), TCP/IP, VPN connections, Tunneling protocols, PPTP
- practice test
- Active Directory, Test Questions, Case Study: Multiple Choice
- Designing Active Directory exam, Test Questions, Case Study: Multiple Choice
- Designing Network Infrastructure exam, Comprehensive Test, Case Study: Multiple Choice
- Designing Security exam, Comprehensive Test, Case Study: Multiple Choice
- Windows 2000 Professional, Comprehensive Test, Create a Tree Answer # 2
- Windows 2000 Server, Test Questions, Case Study: Multiple Choice
- Pre-Boot Execution Environment (see PXE)
- pre-boot sequence, The Boot Process
- Pre-Copy phase, Windows 2000 Server installation, The installation process
- pre-staging, RIS clients and, Pre-Staging RIS Clients
- preemptive multitasking, Terminology
- preferred bridgehead server, Bridgehead servers
- preset combinations, permissions, NTFS Security
- primary domain controller (see PDC)
- primary name server, DNS replication
- primary partitions, Primary partitions
- primary zone, Integrating DNS zones
- principals, Kerberos, Kerberos
- Print Device, Managing Printers
- Print Job, Managing Printers
- Print Server, Managing Printers, File and print servers
- print servers
- Windows 2000 Server, Print Server Administration
- Printer object, Managing Printers
- printer pools, Installing and configuring printers
- printers, Print Server Administration
- configuring, Installing and configuring printers
- installing, Installing and configuring printers
- managing, Managing Printers, Managing print jobs
- Printers applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- priorities, print jobs, Scheduling and priorities
- private IP addresses, IP address assignments, Private addresses
- private keys, The Encrypted Filesystem (EFS), Certificate Services, Certificate-Based Security, EFS Basics
- Process/Application layer, TCP/IP reference model, TCP/IP Protocols and Services, The Process/Application layer
- Processor Time counter, Performance Console
- processors, multiple, Terminology
- product key, Windows 2000 Professional, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- product life cycle, security considerations and, Product life cycle
- programs, assigning versus publishing, Software Settings
- Properties, Start menu, The desktop
- proprietary software, User mode
- Protected Storage Service, EFS Basics
- protocol filtering, IP Filtering
- Proxy Server 2.0, Elective Exams
- Proxy Server client, Basic proxy server design
- proxy servers, Public addresses, Packet filtering
- public IP addresses, Public addresses
- public keys, The Encrypted Filesystem (EFS), Certificate Services, Certificate-Based Security, EFS Basics
- public network access, security and, Securing Public Network Access
- public-key encryption, EFS (Encrypted Filesystem)
- publishing resources, Publishing Resources
- pull partners, WINS, WINS replication
- push partners, WINS, WINS replication
- PXE (Pre-Boot Execution Environment), Remote Installation Service (RIS), Remote Installation Services (RIS) Security
Q
- QoS (Quality of Service), Improving performance
- Quake, Group Policy goals
- questions, types of
- create a tree, Select and Place, Create a Tree
- format, How the Exams Work
- scenario, Scenario, Test-Taking Tips
- select and place, Select and Place, Create a Tree
- simulation, Simulation questions
- single answer, Single answer
R
- RADIUS (Remote Access Dial-In User Service), Remote access security, Remote access using RADIUS, RADIUS
- RADIUS server, Remote Access
- RAID controllers, Dynamic Disks
- RAM
- boot process, The Boot Process
- Windows 2000 Professional requirements, Hardware requirements
- RARP (Reverse Address Resolution Protocol), The Internet layer
- RAS (Remote Access Server)
- configuring, Configuring RAS
- DHCP, RAS and DHCP
- features, Remote Access Server (RAS)
- security, RAS servers
- RBFG.EXE, Creating an RIS Boot Disk
- rd command, Recovery Console
- RDISK command, Emergency Repair Disk (ERD), Safe Mode
- read permission, NTFS Security, Securing Resources
- real-world experience, importance of obtaining, Preparing for Exams
- realm, Kerberos, Kerberos
- Recovery Agent, EFS Basics
- Recovery Console, Recovery Console, Recovery Console
- recovery key, The Encrypted Filesystem (EFS)
- recovery policy, Planning Recovery
- redundant links, Improving availability
- reference model, TCP/IP, TCP/IP Protocols and Services
- REGEDIT, Registry editors
- REGEDT32, Registry editors
- regedt32, DNS Security
- Regional Options applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- regional settings, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- Regional Settings screen, GUI mode
- registration ID, Scheduling and Payment
- registration, online, Scheduling and Payment
- registry, The Registry
- Registry Editor, Management utilities
- Relative ID Master
- failure of, Troubleshooting Active Directory
- operations master role, Operations master roles
- Relative ID master, Operations masters
- relay agent, DHCP, DHCP Forwarding
- remote access
- authentication types, Remote access security
- designing network infrastructure, Network Services Overview
- features, Remote Access
- IP address assignment, Planning Remote Access
- optimizing, Optimizing remote access
- server placement, Placement of remote access servers
- Remote Access Dial-In User Service (see RADIUS)
- Remote Access Encryption, Remote Access Encryption
- Remote Administration Mode, Terminal Services, Remote administration mode, Terminal Services Security
- Remote Installation Services (see RIS)
- remote locations, Active Directory and, Multiple domains
- removable disk drives, The Registry
- rename command, Recovery Console
- RepAdmin tool, Active Directory Troubleshooting Tools
- Reparse Points, Changes to NTFS in Windows 2000, Reparse points
- replication, Replication
- Active Directory, Directory Maintenance and Replication, Transferring operations master roles
- cost, Sites
- intrasite, Managing intrasite replication
- latency, Sites
- security, Securing DNS replication
- types of, Managing intersite replication
- Replication Policy, Dfs links
- replicator group, Default users and groups
- ReplMon tool, Active Directory Troubleshooting Tools
- Request for Comments (see RFC)
- required core exams, About the MCSE Exams
- RequireSecuritySignature, SMB, SMB Signing Security
- reserved addresses, DHCP, How addresses are assigned
- reserved IP addresses, Reserved IP addresses
- resolution
- enhanced B-node NetBIOS, The LMHOSTS File
- hostnames, Hostname Resolution
- NetBIOS, NetBIOS Name Resolution
- Resource Ownership, security considerations, Resource ownership
- resources, security and, Securing Resources
- Restart a Previous Setup Attempt option, CIW, Authorizing an RIS Server
- restoration, Active Directory, Restoring Active Directory
- Restore tab, Restoring files
- retired exams, Retired Exams
- Reverse Address Resolution Protocol (RARP), The Internet layer
- Reverse DNS, TCP/IP protocols and services
- reverse lookup zones, Basic DNS Design
- reversible encryption, Account policies
- reversible virtual ring topology, File Replication Service (FRS)
- RFC (Request for Comments), Managing TCP/IP
- RFC 1058, RIP (Router Information Protocol)
- RFC 1918, Private addresses
- RFC 2069, Digest authentication
- RFC 768, UDP (User Datagram Protocol)
- RFC 791, The Internet layer, IP Addressing
- RFC 793, TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)
- RFCs 1387-1389, RIP (Router Information Protocol)
- RIP (Router Information Protocol), Remote Access, Reserved IP addresses, RIP (Router Information Protocol), Routing protocols
- RIP v2, Routing protocols
- RIS (Remote Installation Service), Remote Installation Services (RIS), Windows Settings
- account creation, RIS Account Creation
- boot disk, creating, Creating an RIS Boot Disk
- clients, pre-staging, Pre-Staging RIS Clients
- security, Remote Installation Services (RIS) Security
- server authorization, Authorizing an RIS Server
- server installation, Installing RIS on a Server
- Setup Wizard, Installing RIS on a Server
- troubleshooting, Troubleshooting RIS
- risks analysis step, Analyzing the Company
- risks, security, Analyzing Security Risks
- rmdir command, Recovery Console
- roaming user profiles (see RUP)
- rogue DHCP servers, DNS Security, Remote Installation Services (RIS) Security
- rogue RIS servers, Remote Installation Services (RIS) Security
- roles, seizing, Troubleshooting Active Directory
- ROM, The Boot Process
- root key, Certificate-Based Security
- root server, Active Directory Basics
- root tree, Multiple domain trees
- route command, Static Routing, Configuring Static Routing
- routed connections, NAT (Network Address Translation)
- Router Information Protocol (see RIP)
- routers, Managing TCP/IP, IP Routing
- authentication, Authentication
- design issues, Designing Routing and Remote Access
- encrypted tunnels, VPNs and IPSec
- IP filtering, IP filtering
- placement, Router placement
- protocols, Routing protocols
- security, Planning Routing Security
- static versus dynamic, Static and dynamic routing
- routes, calculating, RIP (Router Information Protocol)
- routing
- designing network infrastructure, Network Services Overview
- optimizing, Optimizing the Routing Design
- Routing and Remote Access Service (see RRAS)
- Routing and Remote Access snap-in, Configuring Dynamic Routing, Configuring RAS
- routing interfaces, Configuring Dynamic Routing
- routing protocols, Dynamic Routing
- routing table example, Static Routing
- RRAS (Routing and Remote Access Service), Remote Access
- RUP (roaming user profiles), User profiles
S
- SA (security association), Creating an Encryption Scheme
- Safe Mode, boot option, Boot options, Safe Mode
- SAM (Security Accounts Manager), Upgrading the primary domain controller
- scalability, Windows 2000 Advanced Server, Windows 2000 Advanced Server
- scenario questions, Scenario, Test-Taking Tips
- Schedule Jobs tab, Scheduling backups
- Scheduled Tasks applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- scheduling, Test-Taking Tips
- schema, Active Directory structure, Terminology, Schema Modification
- Schema Master
- domain controllers, Operations masters
- failure of, Troubleshooting Active Directory
- operations master role, Operations master roles
- scope, DHCP, Creating a scope
- scores, How the Exams Work
- SCSI controller, The Boot Process
- SCSI ID number, The BOOT.INI file
- scsi(x), ARC entries, The BOOT.INI file
- SDCheck tool, Active Directory Troubleshooting Tools
- second-level domain, DNS for Active Directory
- secret key, Kerberos, Kerberos
- Secure Server, IPSec default policy, IPSec encryption
- secure template, Creating an Audit Policy
- security, Designing Security
- Active Directory, Active Directory Security, Trust Relationships
- analyzing business requirements, Analyzing Business Requirements
- analyzing technical requirements, Analyzing Technical Requirements
- audit policy, Audit Policies
- auditing, Auditing resource access, Creating an Audit Policy
- authentication, Authentication
- baseline, Creating a Security Baseline
- Certificate Services, Certificate Services
- certificates, Certificate-Based Security
- desktop computers, Desktop computers
- DNS, Planning DNS Security, DNS Security
- encryption, Encryption
- file-level, Disk partitions
- groups, Groups
- IP, Managing TCP/IP
- IPSec, IP Security (IPSec), Filter action
- kiosks, Kiosks
- levels, Defining security levels
- logon process, The Windows 2000 Logon Process
- NAT, NAT security
- network roles, Mapping Network Roles
- NTFS, NTFS Security
- planning, Planning IP Security
- policies, Security Policies
- portable computers, Portable computers
- printers, Installing and configuring printers
- public network access, Securing Public Network Access
- RAS, RAS servers
- REGEDT32, Registry editors
- resources, Securing Resources
- resources, controlling access to, Controlling access to resources
- risks, analyzing, Analyzing Security Risks
- routers, Planning Routing Security
- smart cards, Smart cards
- TCP/IP, TCP/IP Network Security, Improving performance
- templates, Security Templates
- Terminal Services, Terminal Services Security
- Windows 2000 Professional, Administration and Security
- Windows 2000 Server, Administration and Security, Managing Group Policies
- Windows 2000 versus Windows NT, Planning Network Security
- workgroups, Peer-to-peer networks, Networking Basics
- Security Accounts Manager (see SAM)
- security association (SA), Creating an Encryption Scheme
- Security Configuration and Analysis Console, Security Configuration and Analysis, The Security Configuration and Analysis Console, The Security Configuration and Analysis Console
- security groups, Windows 2000 groups
- security identifier (see SID)
- Security Log, Event Viewer, Event Viewer, Using Event Viewer
- Security Settings MMC console, Security Policies
- Security Template snap-in, Security Templates
- Security Templates snap-in, Security Configuration and Analysis
- select and place questions, Select and Place, Create a Tree
- Select the default quota limit, Disk Management, Disk Quotas
- Select the quota logging options, Disk Management, Disk Quotas
- Send Console Message extension, Shared Folders snap-in, Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
- Sequenced Packet Exchange (see SPX)
- Serial Line Internet Protocol (see SLIP)
- Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP), The Network Access layer
- server objects
- Active Directory, Creating a Server Object
- moving between sites, Moving Server Objects Between Sites
- removing, Removing a Server Object
- Server, IPSec default policy, IPSec encryption
- server-based networks, Server-based networks
- servers, Server-based networks, Measuring and improving performance
- Service Packs, Disk partitions, Using Service Packs
- Service Records (SRV), DNS Security
- Service Roles, security considerations, Service roles
- service-pack slipstreaming, Installing service packs
- Services applet, Control Panel, Upgrading the primary domain controller
- Services snap in, Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
- services start phase, The Boot Process
- session key, Kerberos, Kerberos
- sessions, Monitoring Users and Shares
- Settings menu, Control Panel
- Setup Manager, Setup Manager, Disk duplication, Unattended installation
- Setup Wizard, Windows 2000 installation, Performing the Installation
- SETUP.EXE, Installation Methods, Upgrading to Windows 2000
- setup.exe, Installing Windows 2000 Server
- SETUPMGR.EXE, Setup Manager
- Share Permissions dialog, File Sharing
- shared folder security, File Sharing
- Shared Folders snap-in, Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
- Shared System Volume screen, Installation
- shares, monitoring, Monitoring Users and Shares
- Shiva Password Authentication Protocol (see SPAP)
- shortcut tracking system, Link tracking
- shortcut trust, Designing Trust Relationships
- Shut Down button, Security Options
- SID (security identifier ), Active Directory object naming conventions
- sigverif utility, Driver signing
- Simple Network Management Protocol (see SNMP)
- simple volumes, dynamic disks, Dynamic Disks
- simulation questions, How the Exams Work, Simulation questions
- single-answer questions, Single answer
- single-master replication, Active Directory Replication
- site level traffic optimization, Sites
- site link bridges, Site link bridges
- site links, Site links, Site links
- site replication strategy, Sites
- Site Server 3.0, Elective Exams
- Site-Aware Programs, Sites
- sites, Terminology, Sites, Replication
- SLIP (Serial Line Internet Protocol), TCP/IP protocols and services, The Network Access layer, Clear-text passwords
- slipstreaming, Using Service Packs
- smart cards, Remote access security, Smart cards
- SMB (Server Message Block), SMB Signing Security
- SMTP (Simple Mail Transport Protocol), Site links, The Process/Application layer
- SNA (Sysems Network Architecture), Integration with other systems
- SNA (Systems Network Architecture), Elective Exams, Other Protocols, DLC (Data Link Control)
- snap-ins, Microsoft Management Console (MMC), Managing Users and Groups
- SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol), SNMP, The Process/Application layer
- SNMP community name, SNMP
- SOCKS Proxy, Basic proxy server design
- software deployment, troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Software Deployment
- Software Settings, Creating a Group Policy Object (GPO)
- software, test preparation, Test-Taking Tips
- sos option, ARC entries, The BOOT.INI file
- sound cards, Control Panel
- Sounds and Multimedia applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- spanned volumes, Creating spanned volumes
- SPAP (Shiva PAP), Remote access security, Authentication, Remote access security
- special permissions, Securing Resources
- spoof, Planning IP Security
- SPX (Sequenced Packet Exchange), Other Protocols, IPX and SPX, NWLink (IPX/SPX Protocols)
- SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition, Elective Exams
- SQL Server 7.0, Elective Exams
- SRV (Service Records), DNS Security
- SSL (Secure Sockets Layer), SSL
- standalone Dfs root, Standalone Dfs roots versus domain Dfs roots
- Standalone Root CA, Certificate Services, Certificate server roles
- standalone servers, Upgrading a Windows NT Domain, Installing Active Directory Services
- Standalone Subordinate CA, Certificate Services, Certificate server roles
- Standalone tab, Add/Remove Snap-in, Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
- standard logging, Troubleshooting DNS
- standard permissions, Securing Resources
- standby operations master domain controller, Operations master roles
- Start menu, Control Panel
- installation process, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- Windows 2000 desktop, The desktop
- Startup and Recovery option, System applet, The System Control Panel
- static mapping, Configuring WINS
- static routers, Static and dynamic routing
- static routing, IP, Static Routing, Configuring Static Routing
- STOP errors, The System Control Panel
- streaming audio, UDP (User Datagram Protocol)
- striped volumes, Striped volumes, Creating striped volumes
- subdomains, DNS for Active Directory, Organizing a DNS structure
- subkeys, registry, The Registry
- subnet masking, IP addressing, Subnet masking
- subnets, Subnets
- subsystems, user mode, User mode
- subtrees, registry, The Registry
- supernetting, Supernetting
- superscopes, DHCP, Basic DHCP Design, Multiple servers per subnet
- SUPPORT directory, Windows 2000 Professional, Hardware requirements
- Sylvan Prometric, Scheduling and Payment
- Synchronization Manager utility, Synchronization Manager
- synchronization, between multiple controllers, Computer types
- syspart, Unattended installation
- sysprep, Unattended installation
- SYSPREP.EXE, Disk duplication
- system administrators, impact of security upon, System administration
- System applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
- system files, location of, The BOOT.INI file
- System Information utility, System Information
- System Key, EFS Basics
- System Log, Event Viewer, Event Viewer, Using Event Viewer
- System Monitor snap-in, Performance Console, Active Directory performance
- System Operators, Backup and Restore
- system partition, The Boot Process
- system performance, monitoring, Monitoring Performance
- System Preparation Tool (SysPrep), Disk duplication
- System State option, Backup tab, Backing up files
- system volume (see SYSVOL)
- systemroot command, Recovery Console
- Systems Management Server 2.0, Elective Exams
- SYSVOL (system volume), Upgrading the primary domain controller
T
- T-Carrier, Remote Access Service (RAS)
- Take Ownership permission, NTFS Security
- Task Manager, Optimization and Troubleshooting
- Task Scheduler, Management utilities, Task Scheduler
- TCP (Transmission Control Protocol), TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)
- TCP Ports, filtering and, Packet Filtering
- TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol), Network Protocols
- configuration, Configuring TCP/IP, Packet Filtering
- designing network infrastructure, Network Services Overview
- installing, GUI phase (Setup Wizard), Installing TCP/IP
- managing, Managing TCP/IP, Managing TCP/IP
- reference model, TCP/IP Protocols and Services
- security, TCP/IP Network Security, Improving performance
- settings, Managing TCP/IP settings
- TCP/IP (Transport Control Protocol/Internet Protocol)
- design considerations, Designing TCP/IP Networks
- TCP/IP Filtering dialog, Packet Filtering
- TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol)
- addressing, TCP/IP
- technical requirements
- balancing with business, Balancing Technical and Business Requirements
- security, Analyzing Technical Requirements
- technical support personnel, security and, Technical support
- Telnet, The Process/Application layer, Clear-text passwords
- Telnet Server, The Telnet server
- temporary offline files, mobile computers, Offline files and folders
- Terminal Services, Terminal Services, Terminal Services Security
- test administrator, Test-Taking Tips
- test preparation software, Test-Taking Tips
- testing centers, How the Exams Work
- Text Mode phase, Windows 2000 Server installation, The installation process
- Text-Mode phase, Windows 2000 installation, Text-mode phase
- TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol), The Process/Application layer
- thin-client network, Terminal Services Security
- third-party certificate authorities, Third-party certificate authorities
- third-party systems, Windows 2000 support for, Integration with other systems
- threads, Terminology
- time limit, How the Exams Work
- time zone, Setup Wizard, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- Time-to-Live (TTL), How WINS works
- timeout entry, BOOT.INI file, The BOOT.INI file
- tips, test-taking, Test-Taking Tips
- TLD (top-level domain name), Domain Name Service (DNS)
- Token Ring protocol, The Network Access layer
- tools, troubleshooting, Active Directory Troubleshooting Tools
- top-level domain name (TLD), DNS for Active Directory, Domain Name Service (DNS)
- tradeoffs analysis steps, Analyzing the Company
- Traditional DNS Zone (Primary), Basic DNS Design
- Traditional DNS Zone (Secondary), Basic DNS Design
- traffic types, impact on network performance, Improving performance
- transitive site links, Link bridges
- transitive trust relationships, The transition period, Active Directory Basics, Trust Relationships, Transitive trusts
- translated connections, NAT (Network Address Translation)
- Transmission Control Protocol (see TCP)
- Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (see TCP/IP)
- transport mode, IPSec, Creating an Encryption Scheme
- trees, Active Directory structure, Active Directory Basics, Terminology
- trigger-based replication, Intrasite replication
- Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP), The Process/Application layer
- troubleshooting
- Active Directory, Troubleshooting Active Directory, Active Directory Troubleshooting Tools
- DNS, Monitoring DNS, Troubleshooting DNS
- Group Policies, Troubleshooting Group Policies
- RIS, Troubleshooting RIS
- software deployment, Troubleshooting Software Deployment
- tools, Active Directory Troubleshooting Tools
- Windows 2000 Professional, Optimization and Troubleshooting
- Windows 2000 Server, Optimization and Troubleshooting, Recovery Console
- trust relationships, Trust Relationships, Designing Trust Relationships
- TTL (Time-to-Live), How WINS works
- tunnel mode, IPSec, Creating an Encryption Scheme
- tunneling, Tunneling protocols, L2TP
- two-way trusts, Trust Relationships, Active Directory Versus the NT Domain Model
- Typical option, Setup Wizard, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
U
- UDP (User Datagram Protocol), UDP (User Datagram Protocol)
- UDP Ports, filtering and, Packet Filtering
- UNATTEND.TXT, Unattended Installation
- unattended installation file, Unattended Installation, Unattended installation
- UNC paths, shared printers and, Installing and configuring printers
- Unique Sequence Number Journal, The Unique Sequence Number Journal
- Universal group, Windows 2000 groups
- universal security group, Groups
- unsigned driver files, Driver signing
- UPGRADE.EXE, Using Service Packs
- upgrading
- planning for, Identifying upgrades and patches
- to Windows 2000, Upgrading to Windows 2000
- Windows 2000 Server, Upgrading a Windows NT Domain
- UPN (user principal name), Active Directory object naming conventions
- US Department of Defense (DoD), TCP/IP Protocols and Services
- USB, Windows 95/98/Me
- user accounts, Users and Groups
- creating, Creating accounts
- managing, Managing Accounts
- User Datagram Protocol (see UDP)
- user interface, Using Windows 2000
- User Logon, Creating accounts
- User Logon Name, Creating accounts
- User mode, Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
- user preferences, The Registry
- user principal name (see UPN)
- user profiles, The System Control Panel
- User Profiles option, System applet, The System Control Panel
- user profiles, types of, User profiles
- user-mode subsystem, The Boot Process
- usernames, The Logon dialog
- Users and Passwords applet, Control Panel, Control Panel
V
- VDM (Virtual DOS Machine), User mode
- VGA mode, The BOOT.INI file
- video adapters, The Boot Process
- video drivers, The BOOT.INI file
- video playback, Control Panel
- View Files option, mobile computers, Offline files and folders
- virtual circuit, TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)
- Virtual DOS Machine (see VDM)
- virtual memory file, Security Options
- Virtual Memory Manager (see VMM)
- virtual memory performance, Performance Console
- virtual memory settings, The System Control Panel
- virtual private network (see VPN)
- virtual ring topology, Managing intrasite replication
- Virtual University Enterprises (VUE), Scheduling and Payment
- VMM (Virtual Memory Manager), Kernel mode
- VPN (virtual private network), Windows 95/98/Me, Remote access security, Remote Access, Virtual private networks
- DNS replication, Securing DNS replication
- encryption, VPNs (Virtual Private Networks)
- PPTP, TCP/IP
- protocols, VPN connections
- routers and, VPNs and IPSec
- tunneling protocols, Tunneling protocols
- vrfy command, IP Filtering
- VUE (Virtual University Enterprises), Scheduling and Payment
W
- WAN links, Installing Active Directory
- web environment, The web server
- Web Proxy, Basic proxy server design
- Web Server, The web server
- web sites, Elective Exams
- WebDAV folder, The web server
- well known default ports, IP Filtering
- Whistler, AppleTalk
- WIN2000DIST folder, Setup Manager
- Win32 applications, support for, User mode
- Windows 2000, Windows 2000 Basics
- Control Panel, Control Panel
- Event Viewer, Troubleshooting DNS
- executive, Kernel mode
- filesystems, Disk partitions
- installation, Installing Windows 2000 Professional, Using Service Packs
- mixed mode, The transition period
- Plug and Play, Terminology
- registry, The Registry
- third-party systems, Integration with other systems
- upgrading to, Upgrading to Windows 2000
- Windows 2000 Advanced Server, Elective Exams, Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Advanced Server
- Windows 2000 Datacenter Server, Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Datacenter Server
- Windows 2000 Professional, Windows 2000 Professional, Study Guide, Windows 2000 Professional
- configuring, Configuring Windows 2000 Professional, Configuring Windows 2000 Professional, Driver signing
- exam preparation, Exam Overview
- exercises, Suggested Exercises, Optimization and Troubleshooting
- experience, required, Exam Overview
- installing, Installing Windows 2000 Professional
- network components, managing, Managing Network Components
- optimization, Optimization and Troubleshooting
- practice tests, Comprehensive Test, Create a Tree Answer # 2
- security, Administration and Security
- troubleshooting, Optimization and Troubleshooting
- Windows 2000 Server, compared to, Exam Overview
- Windows 2000 Professional, administration, Administration and Security
- Windows 2000 Resource Kit, Remote Installation Services (RIS) Security
- Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Server
- Active Directory, Windows 2000 Active Directory, Managing an Active Directory Network
- auditing, Auditing
- backup and restore, Backup and Restore
- data compression, Data Compression
- device drivers, Device Drivers
- directory services database, Windows 2000 Professional
- disk storage, Managing Disk Storage, Dfs links
- exam preparation, Exam Overview
- exercises, Installing Windows 2000 Server
- hardware requirements, Planning the Installation
- Highlighter’s Index, Windows 2000 Editions , SNMP Tools
- installing, Installing Windows 2000 Server
- network size considerations, Windows 2000 Server
- networking, Networking Basics
- networking applications, Managing Network Components, Virtual private networks
- optimization, Optimization and Troubleshooting, Recovery Console
- practice tests, Test Questions, Case Study: Multiple Choice
- Print Server, Print Server Administration
- security, Administration and Security, Managing Group Policies
- upgrading from Window NT, Upgrading a Windows NT Domain
- versions, Exam Overview, Windows 2000 Server Editions
- Windows 2000 Professional, compared to, Exam Overview
- Windows 2000 Server Components screen, GUI mode
- Windows 3.1x, Windows 3.1x
- Windows 95, Windows 95/98/Me
- FAT32, Disk partitions
- OSR2, Disk partitions
- Plug and Play, Terminology
- upgrading to Windows 2000 from, Upgrading from Windows 95/98/Me
- Windows 95 OSR2, Disk partitions
- Windows 98
- FAT32, Disk partitions
- Plug and Play, Terminology
- Second Edition (SE), Windows 95/98/Me
- upgrading to Windows 2000 from, Upgrading from Windows 95/98/Me
- Windows Backup, Backup and Restore
- Windows Components Wizard, Installing DNS Server, Installing WINS
- Windows for Workgroups, Windows 3.1x
- Windows Internet Name Service (see WINS)
- Windows Me, Windows 95/98/Me
- FAT32, Disk partitions
- Plug and Play, Terminology
- upgrading to Windows 2000 from, Upgrading from Windows 95/98/Me
- Windows NT, Windows NT
- upgrading to Windows 2000 Server, Upgrading a Windows NT Domain
- Windows NT 3.51
- upgrading to Windows 2000 from, Upgrading from Windows NT
- Windows NT 3.51 exams, Retired Exams
- Windows NT 4.0, Notes About the Windows NT 4.0 MCSE Track
- Windows NT exams, Notes About the Windows NT 4.0 MCSE Track
- Windows NT Explorer, The desktop
- Windows NT Resource Kits, Preparing for Exams
- Windows NT Workstation 4.0, Windows 2000 Professional
- Windows On Windows (see WOW)
- Windows Settings, Creating a Group Policy Object (GPO)
- Winlogon service, The Boot Process
- winnt.exe, Performing the Installation, Installing Windows 2000 Server
- WINNT32, Upgrading from Windows 95/98/Me
- WINNT32.EXE, Upgrading to Windows 2000, Installing Windows 2000 Server
- WINS (Windows Internet Name Service), TCP/IP protocols and services, Managing TCP/IP, Windows Internet Name Service (WINS)
- designing network infrastructure, Network Services Overview
- DHCP, integrating with, WINS and other services
- DNS, compared to, Basic WINS Design
- DNS, integrating with, WINS and other services
- improving availability, Improving availability
- improving performance, Improving performance
- optimizing, Optimizing WINS
- replication, WINS replication
- servers, impact on speed, Number of WINS servers
- settings, Managing TCP/IP settings
- WinSock Proxy, Basic proxy server design
- WinZip, Data Compression
- workgroup networks, Networking Basics
- workgroups, Peer-to-peer networks, GUI phase (Setup Wizard)
- World Wide Web (see WWW)
- WOW (Windows On Windows), User mode
- write permission, NTFS Security, Securing Resources
- wrong answers, Test-Taking Tips
- WWW (World Wide Web), TCP/IP protocols and services
Y
- Your Product Key screen, GUI mode
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