Windows NT Domain Architecture
- By Gregg Branham
- Published Feb 15, 1999 by Sams. Part of the Circle series.
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Description
- Copyright 1999
- Dimensions: 6 X 9
- Pages: 312
- Edition: 1st
- Book
- ISBN-10: 1-57870-112-0
- ISBN-13: 978-1-57870-112-4
A comprehensive resource for system architectures and network engineers. This book provides a critical information to effectively plan, design, and manage Windows NT domains. This authoritative guide includes: discussion of important domain design considerations in preparation for Windows 2000; detailed examples of domain reconfiguration; guidelines for domain security; strategies for user and group management in multiple domain environments; and critical information on DHCP, WINS, and DNS
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Table of Contents
Introduction.
1. Workgroups Versus Domains.
2. Domain Concepts.
3. The SAM Database.
4. Connecting Domains with Trust Relationships.
5. Domain Models.
6. Domain Planning.
7. Domain Reconfiguration.
8. Domain Security.
9. Organizing Users.
10. Logon Scripts, Profiles, and Policies.
11. Controlling Access to Domain Resources.
12. The Browser.
13. Enterprise Services: DHCP, WINS, and DNS.
Appendix A: Working with Performance Monitor.
Appendix B: Working with Network Monitor.
Appendix C: Changing IP Addressing Schemes.
Appendix D: Changing Naming Conventions.
Index.
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