| Extend your Windows® 2000 Server-based
networks across a variety of LAN, WAN, and remote network connections with
expertise from those who know the technology best-the Windows 2000 development
team. This guide packs over 900 pages of detailed technical drill-down-along
with essential tools and utilities on CD-ROM-for managing internetworking
services and protocols. It's everything you need to maximize network interoperability,
while minimizing maintenance and support costs.
DISCOVER HOW TO:
-
Implement and support unicast and multicast
routing
-
Manage remote access, including utilizing
Internet Authentication Service
-
Create secure virtual private networks (VPNs)
-
Integrate Windows 2000 with IBM hosts, UNIX,
Novell NetWare, and Apple Macintosh® systems
-
Apply best practices for supporting Asynchronous
Transfer Mode (ATM) networking in Windows 2000
-
Deploy and troubleshoot telephony integration
and conferencing
CD-ROM INCLUDES:
Microsoft® Windows 2000 Server Resource
Kit Supplement One, featuring complete eBook and hundreds of must-have
tools, including:
-
Traffic Control Monitor-shows information
about traffic-control interfaces on a local or remote computer
-
Internet Protocol Security Policies Tool-provides
a scriptable way to create large or complex IPSec policy
-
Remote Command Service-a secure, robust way
to remotely administer and run command-line programs
-
RPC Ping-checks whether Windows 2000 Server
services are responding to remote procedure call requests from network
clients
-
Rasusers.exe-lists remote access service users
on a domain or a server
NOTE: This guide is also available
as part of the full seven-volume Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Resource
Kit (1-57231-805-8).
|
