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by William R. Stanek
Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2003 Administrator's Pocket Consultant, Second Edition
Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2003 Administrator’s Pocket Consultant, Second Edition
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Who Is This Book For?
How Is This Book Organized?
Conventions Used in This Book
Support
1. Overview of Microsoft Windows Server 2003 System Administration
Microsoft Windows Server 2003
Domain Controllers and Member Servers
Understanding and Using Server Roles
Frequently Used Tools
Using Control Panel Utilities
Using Graphical Administrative Tools
Tools and Configuration
Using Command-Line Utilities
Utilities to Know
Using NET Tools
Introducing Security and Maintenance Enhancements
Introducing Release 2 Enhancements
Other Windows Server 2003 Resources
Windows Server 2003 Support Tools
Installing the Support Tools
Using the Support Tools
2. Managing Servers Running Microsoft Windows Server 2003
Managing Networked Systems
Connecting to Other Computers
Viewing and Changing System Properties
Exporting Information Lists
Using Computer Management System Tools
Using Computer Management Storage Tools
Working with Services and Applications
Managing System Environments, Profiles, and Properties
The General Tab
The Computer Name Tab
The Hardware Tab
Configuring the Way Hardware Profiles Are Used
Configuring for Docked and Undocked Profiles
The Advanced Tab
Setting Windows Performance
Setting Application Performance
Configuring Virtual Memory
Configuring Data Execution Prevention
Configuring System and User Environment Variables
Creating an Environment Variable
Editing an Environment Variable
Deleting an Environment Variable
Configuring System Startup and Recovery
Setting Startup Options
Setting Recovery Options
Enabling and Disabling Error Reporting
The Automatic Updates Tab
The Remote Tab
Managing Hardware Devices and Drivers
Working with Signed and Unsigned Device Drivers
Viewing and Managing Hardware Devices
Configuring Device Drivers
Tracking Driver Information
Installing and Updating Drivers
Rolling Back Drivers
Removing Device Drivers for Removed Devices
Uninstalling Device Drivers
Managing Hardware
Adding New Hardware
Enabling and Disabling Hardware
Troubleshooting Hardware
Managing Dynamic-Link Libraries
3. Monitoring Processes, Services, and Events
Managing Applications, Processes, and Performance
Task Manager
Administering Applications
Right-clicking a Listing
Administering Processes
Viewing and Managing System Performance
Graphs on the Performance Tab
Customizing and Updating the Graph Display
Viewing and Managing Networking Performance
Viewing and Managing Remote User Sessions
Managing System Services
Starting, Stopping, and Pausing Services
Configuring Service Startup
Configuring Service Logon
Configuring Service Recovery
Disabling Unnecessary Services
Event Logging and Viewing
Accessing and Using the Event Logs
Setting Event Log Options
Clearing Event Logs
Archiving Event Logs
Archive Log Formats
Creating Log Archives
Viewing Log Archives
Monitoring Server Performance and Activity
Why Monitor Your Server?
Getting Ready to Monitor
Using System Monitor
Choosing Counters to Monitor
Using Performance Logs
Creating and Managing Performance Logging
Creating Counter Logs
Creating Trace Logs
Viewing and Replaying Performance Logs
Configuring Alerts for Performance Counters
Running Scripts as Actions
Tuning System Performance
Monitoring and Tuning Memory Usage
Setting Application Performance and Memory Usage
Setting Data Throughput
Checking Memory, Caching, and Virtual Memory Usage
Monitoring and Tuning Processor Usage
Monitoring and Tuning Disk I/O
Monitoring and Tuning Network Bandwidth and Connectivity
4. Automating Administrative Tasks, Policies, and Procedures
Group Policy Management
Understanding Group Policies
In What Order Are Multiple Policies Applied?
When Are Group Policies Applied?
Group Policy Requirements and Version Compatibility
Managing Local Group Policies
Managing Site, Domain, and Organizational Unit Policies
Understanding Group Policy Management and the Default Policies
Creating and Editing Site, Domain, and Organizational Unit Policies
Blocking, Overriding, and Disabling Policies
Disabling an Unused Part of Group Policy
Applying an Existing Policy to a New Location
Deleting a Group Policy
Refreshing Group Policy
Working with Group Policies
Getting to Know the Group Policy Object Editor
Centrally Managing Special Folders
Redirecting a Special Folder to a Single Location
Redirecting a Special Folder Based on Group Membership
Removing Redirection
Using Administrative Templates to Set Policies
Viewing Administrative Templates and Policies
Enabling, Disabling, and Configuring Policies
Adding or Removing Templates
User and Computer Script Management
Assigning Computer Startup and Shutdown Scripts
Assigning User Logon and Logoff Scripts
Applying Security Policy Through Templates
Understanding Security Policies and Administration Tools
Applying Security Templates
Scheduling Tasks
Utilities for Scheduling Tasks
Preparing to Schedule Tasks
Scheduling Tasks with the Scheduled Task Wizard
Accessing the Scheduled Tasks Folder
Viewing and Managing Existing Tasks
Creating Tasks with the Scheduled Task Wizard
5. Working with Support Services and Remote Desktop
Introducing Support Services
Working with the Automated Help System
Using the Help and Support Center
Introducing the Application Framework
Monitoring System Health
Viewing PC Health Statistics
Troubleshooting Problems with PC Health Monitoring
Understanding and Using Automatic Updates
An Overview of Automatic Updates
Configuring Automatic Updates
Configuring Update Servers
Downloading and Installing Automatic Updates
Removing Automatic Updates to Recover from Problems
Managing Remote Access to Servers
Configuring Remote Assistance
Configuring Remote Desktop Access
Making Remote Desktop Connections
Configuring Windows Time
6. Using Active Directory
Introducing Active Directory
Active Directory and DNS
Getting Started with Active Directory
Working with Domain Structures
Understanding Domains
Understanding Domain Forests and Domain Trees
Understanding Organizational Units
Understanding Sites and Subnets
Working with Active Directory Domains
Using Windows 2000 and Later Computers with Active Directory
Using Windows 95 and Windows 98 with Active Directory
Accessing the Network Through a Windows NT Domain
Accessing the Network as an Active Directory Client
Installing Active Directory Clients
Using Windows NT and Windows 2000 Domains with Active Directory
Using Windows 2000 Mixed Mode Operations
Using Windows 2000 Native Mode Operations
Using Windows Server 2003 Interim Mode Operations
Using Windows Server 2003 Mode Operations
Raising Domain and Forest Functionality
Understanding the Directory Structure
Exploring the Data Store
Exploring Global Catalogs
Universal Group Membership Caching
Replication and Active Directory
Active Directory and LDAP
Understanding Operations Master Roles
7. Core Active Directory Administration
Tools for Managing Active Directory
Active Directory Administration Tools
Active Directory Command-Line Tools
Active Directory Support Tools
Using the Active Directory Users And Computers Tool
Starting Active Directory Users And Computers
Getting Started with Active Directory Users And Computers
Connecting to a Domain Controller
Connecting to a Domain
Searching for Accounts and Shared Resources
Managing Computer Accounts
Creating Computer Accounts on a Workstation or Server
Creating Computer Accounts in Active Directory Users And Computers
Viewing and Editing Computer Account Properties
Deleting, Disabling, and Enabling Computer Accounts
Resetting Locked Computer Accounts
Moving Computer Accounts
Managing Computers
Joining a Computer to a Domain or Workgroup
Managing Domain Controllers, Roles, and Catalogs
Installing and Demoting Domain Controllers
Viewing and Transferring Domain-Wide Roles
Viewing and Transferring the Domain Naming Master Role
Viewing and Transferring Schema Master Roles
Transferring Roles Using the Command Line
Seizing Roles Using the Command Line
Configuring Global Catalogs
Configuring Universal Group Membership Caching
Managing Organizational Units
Creating Organizational Units
Viewing and Editing Organizational Unit Properties
Renaming and Deleting Organizational Units
Moving Organizational Units
8. Understanding User and Group Accounts
The Windows Server 2003 Security Model
Authentication Protocols
Access Controls
Differences Between User and Group Accounts
User Accounts
Logon Names, Passwords, and Public Certificates
Security Identifiers and User Accounts
Group Accounts
Group Types
Group Scope
Security Identifiers and Group Accounts
When to Use Domain Local, Global, and Universal Groups
Default User Accounts and Groups
Built-In User Accounts
Predefined User Accounts
The Administrator Account
The ASPNET Account
The Guest Account
The Support Account
Built-In and Predefined Groups
Implicit Groups and Special Identities
Account Capabilities
Privileges
Logon Rights
Built-In Capabilities for Groups in Active Directory
Using Default Group Accounts
Groups Used by Administrators
Implicit Groups and Identities
9. Creating User and Group Accounts
User Account Setup and Organization
Account Naming Policies
Rules for Display Names
Rules for Logon Names
Naming Schemes
Password and Account Policies
Using Secure Passwords
Setting Account Policies
Viewing Effective Policies
Configuring Account Policies
Configuring Password Policies
Enforce Password History
Maximum Password Age
Minimum Password Age
Minimum Password Length
Passwords Must Meet Complexity Requirements
Store Password Using Reversible Encryption For All Users In The Domain
Configuring Account Lockout Policies
Account Lockout Threshold
Account Lockout Duration
Reset Account Lockout Counter After
Configuring Kerberos Policies
Enforce User Logon Restrictions
Maximum Lifetime
Maximum Tolerance
Configuring User Rights Policies
Configuring User Rights Globally
Configuring User Rights Locally
Adding a User Account
Creating Domain User Accounts
Creating Local User Accounts
Adding a Group Account
Creating a Global Group
Creating a Local Group and Assigning Members
Handling Global Group Membership
Managing Individual Membership
Managing Multiple Memberships in a Group
Setting the Primary Group for Users and Computers
10. Managing Existing User and Group Accounts
Managing User Contact Information
Setting Contact Information
Searching for Users and Creating Address Book Entries
Configuring the User’s Environment Settings
System Environment Variables
Logon Scripts
Assigning Home Directories
Setting Account Options and Restrictions
Managing Logon Hours
Configuring Logon Hours
Enforcing Logon Hours
Setting Permitted Logon Workstations
Setting Dial-In and VPN Privileges
Setting Account Security Options
Managing User Profiles
Local, Roaming, and Mandatory Profiles
Creating Local Profiles
Creating Roaming Profiles
Creating Mandatory Profiles
Using the System Utility to Manage Local Profiles
Creating a Profile by Hand
Copying an Existing Profile to a New User Account
Copying or Restoring a Profile
Deleting a Local Profile and Assigning a New One
Changing the Profile Type
Updating User and Group Accounts
Renaming User and Group Accounts
Security Identifiers
Changing Other Information
Copying Domain User Accounts
Deleting User and Group Accounts
Changing and Resetting Passwords
Enabling User Accounts
Account Disabled
Account Locked Out
Account Expired
Managing Multiple User Accounts
Setting Profiles for Multiple Accounts
Setting Logon Hours for Multiple Accounts
Setting Permitted Logon Workstations for Multiple Accounts
Setting Logon, Password, and Expiration Properties for Multiple Accounts
Troubleshooting Logon Problems
Setting Advanced Active Directory Permissions
Understanding Advanced User, Group, and Computer Permissions
11. Managing File Systems and Drives
Adding Hard Disk Drives
Physical Drives
Preparing a Drive for Use
Using Disk Management
More Detailed Drive Information
Installing and Checking for a New Drive
Understanding Drive Status
Working with Basic and Dynamic Disks
Using Basic and Dynamic Disks
Special Considerations for Basic and Dynamic Disks
Marking an Active Partition
Changing Drive Types
Converting a Basic Disk to a Dynamic Disk
Changing a Dynamic Disk Back to a Basic Disk
Reactivating Dynamic Disks
Rescanning Disks
Moving a Dynamic Disk to a New System
Using Basic Disks and Partitions
Partitioning Basics
Creating Partitions
Formatting Partitions
Updating the Boot Disk
Managing Existing Partitions and Drives
Assigning Drive Letters and Paths
Changing or Deleting the Volume Label
Deleting Partitions and Drives
Converting a Volume to NTFS
The Convert Utility Syntax
Using the Convert Utility
Checking a Drive for Errors and Bad Sectors
Running Check Disk from the Command Line
Running Check Disk Interactively
Defragmenting Disks
Compressing Drives and Data
Compressing Drives
Compressing Directories and Files
Expanding Compressed Drives
Expanding Compressed Directories and Files
Encrypting Drives and Data
Understanding Encryption and the Encrypting File System
Encrypting Directories and Files
Working with Encrypted Files and Folders
Configuring Recovery Policy
Decrypting Files and Directories
Recovering Disk Space
12. Administering Volume Sets and RAID Arrays
Using Volumes and Volume Sets
Understanding Volume Basics
Understanding Volume Sets
Creating Volumes and Volume Sets
Deleting Volumes and Volume Sets
Extending a Simple or Spanned Volume
Managing Volumes
Improving Performance and Fault Tolerance with RAIDs
Implementing RAID on Windows Server 2003
Implementing RAID 0: Disk Striping
Implementing RAID 1: Disk Mirroring
Creating a Mirror Set in Disk Management
Mirroring an Existing Volume
Implementing RAID 5: Disk Striping with Parity
Creating a Striped Set with Parity in Disk Management
Managing RAIDs and Recovering from Failures
Breaking a Mirrored Set
Resynchronizing and Repairing a Mirrored Set
Repairing a Mirrored System Volume to Enable Boot
Removing a Mirrored Set
Repairing a Striped Set Without Parity
Regenerating a Striped Set with Parity
13. Managing Files and Folders
Windows Server 2003 File Structures
Major Features of FAT and NTFS
FAT Volumes
Using NTFS
File Naming
Accessing Long File Names Under MS-DOS
How Windows Server 2003 Creates an Abbreviated File Name
The Rules of Truncation
Combating Malware
Combating Malware Through Internet Security Configurations
Combating Malware Through Add-on Management
Understanding File Screening and Storage Reporting
Managing File Screening and Storage Reporting
Managing Global File Resource Settings
Configuring E-mail Notifications
Reviewing Reports and Configuring Storage Report Parameters
Configuring Report Locations
Configuring File Screen Auditing
Managing the File Groups to Which Screens Are Applied
Managing File Screen Templates
Creating File Screens
Defining File Screening Exceptions
Scheduling and Generating Storage Reports
14. Data Sharing, Security, and Auditing
Sharing Folders on Local and Remote Systems
Viewing Existing Shares
Creating Shared Folders
Creating Additional Shares on an Existing Share
Managing Share Permissions
The Different Share Permissions
Viewing Share Permissions
Configuring Share Permissions
Modifying Existing Share Permissions
Removing Share Permissions for Users and Groups
Managing Existing Shares
Understanding Special Shares
Connecting to Special Shares
Viewing User and Computer Sessions
Managing Sessions and Shares
Ending Individual Sessions
Ending All Sessions
Managing Open Resources
Close an Open File
Close All Open Files
Stopping File and Folder Sharing
Using Shadow Copies
Understanding Shadow Copies
Creating Shadow Copies
Restoring a Shadow Copy
Reverting An Entire Volume to a Previous Shadow Copy
Deleting Shadow Copies
Disabling Shadow Copies
Connecting to Network Drives
Mapping a Network Drive
Disconnecting a Network Drive
Object Management, Ownership, and Inheritance
Objects and Object Managers
Object Ownership and Transfer
Object Inheritance
File and Folder Permissions
Understanding File and Folder Permissions
Setting File and Folder Permissions
Auditing System Resources
Setting Auditing Policies
Auditing Files and Folders
Auditing the Registry
Auditing Active Directory Objects
Using, Configuring, and Managing NTFS Disk Quotas
Understanding NTFS Disk Quotas and How NTFS Quotas Are Used
Setting NTFS Disk Quota Policies
Enabling NTFS Disk Quotas on NTFS Volumes
Viewing Disk Quota Entries
Creating Disk Quota Entries
Deleting Disk Quota Entries
Exporting and Importing NTFS Disk Quota Settings
Disabling NTFS Disk Quotas
Using, Configuring, and Managing Storage Resource Manager Disk Quotas
Understanding Storage Resource Manager Disk Quotas
Managing Disk Quota Templates
Creating Disk Quotas
15. Data Backup and Recovery
Creating a Backup and Recovery Plan
Figuring Out a Backup Plan
The Basic Types of Backup
Differential and Incremental Backups
Selecting Backup Devices and Media
Common Backup Solutions
Buying and Using Tapes
Backing Up Your Data
Getting Started with the Backup Utility
Setting Default Options for Backup
General Backup Options
Setting Restore and Backup Options
Viewing and Setting Backup Exclusions
Viewing Exclusions
Creating Exclusions
Changing Exclusions
Backing Up Data with the Backup Wizard
Backing Up Files Without the Wizard
Recovering Data Using the Restore Wizard
Recovering Data Without the Wizard
Restoring Active Directory
Backing Up and Restoring Data on Remote Systems
Viewing Backup Logs
Managing Encryption Recovery Policy
Understanding Encryption Certificates and Recovery Policy
Configuring the EFS Recovery Policy
Backing Up and Restoring Encrypted Data and Certificates
Backing Up Encryption Certificates
Restoring Encryption Certificates
Disaster Recovery and Preparation
Creating System Recovery Data
Starting a System in Safe Mode
Using the Recovery Data to Restore a System
Working with the Recovery Console
Installing the Recovery Console as a Startup Option
Starting the Recovery Console
Recovery Console Commands
Deleting the Recovery Console
Managing Media Pools
Understanding Media Pools
Preparing Media for Use in the Free Media Pool
Moving Media to a Different Media Pool
Creating Application Media Pools
Changing the Media Type in a Media Pool
Setting Allocation and Deallocation Policies
Working with Access Permissions for Removable Storage
Deleting Application Media Pools
Managing Work Queues, Requests, and Operators
Using Work Queue
Troubleshooting Waiting Operations
Changing Mount Operations
Controlling When Operations Are Deleted
Using the Operator Requests Queue
16. Managing TCP/IP Networking
Installing TCP/IP Networking
Installing Network Interface Cards
Installing the TCP/IP Protocol
Configuring TCP/IP Networking
Configuring Static IP Addresses
Using Ping to Check an Address
Assigning a Static IP Address
Configuring Dynamic IP Addresses
Configuring Alternate Private IP Addresses
Configuring Multiple IP Addresses and Gateways
Assigning Addresses and Gateways
Configuring DNS Resolution
Basic DNS Settings
Advanced DNS Settings
Configuring WINS Resolution
Configuring Additional Networking Components
Installing and Uninstalling Networking Components
Installing Optional Networking Components
Managing Network Connections
Creating Network Connections
Managing Security for Remote Access Connections
Checking the Status, Speed, and Activity of Local Area Connections
Viewing Network Configuration Information
Duplicating Network Connections
Enabling and Disabling Network Connections
Deleting Network Connections
Renaming Local Area Connections
Repairing Local Area Connections
Troubleshooting and Testing Network Settings
Performing Basic Network Tests
Releasing and Renewing DHCP Settings
Registering and Flushing DNS
Performing Detailed Network Diagnostics
17. Administering Network Printers and Print Services
Troubleshooting Printer Problems
Installing Printers
Using Local and Network Printers
Using the Autoinstall Feature of Print Management
Installing Physically Attached Print Devices
Installing Network-Attached Print Devices
Connecting to Printers Created on the Network
Solving Spooling Problems
Configuring Printer Properties
Adding Comments and Location Information
Managing Printer Drivers
Updating a Printer Driver
Configuring Drivers for Network Clients
Setting a Separator Page and Changing Print Device Mode
Changing the Printer Port
Scheduling and Prioritizing Print Jobs
Scheduling Printer Availability
Setting Printer Priority
Configuring Print Spooling
Enabling Spooling
Other Spooling Options
Starting and Stopping Printer Sharing
Setting Printer Access Permissions
Auditing Print Jobs
Setting Document Defaults
Configuring Print Server Properties
Locating the Spool Folder and Enabling Printing on NTFS
Managing High Volume Printing
Logging Printer Events
Removing Print Job Completion and Notification
Managing Print Jobs on Local and Remote Printers
Using the Print Management Window
Pausing the Printer and Resuming Printing
Emptying the Print Queue
Pausing, Resuming, and Restarting Individual Document Printing
Removing a Document and Canceling a Print Job
Checking the Properties of Documents in the Printer
Setting the Priority of Individual Documents
Scheduling the Printing of Individual Documents
18. Running DHCP Clients and Servers
Understanding DHCP
Using Dynamic Addressing
Checking IP Address Assignment
Understanding Scopes
Installing a DHCP Server
Installing DHCP Components
Starting and Using the DHCP Console
Connecting to Remote DHCP Servers
Starting and Stopping a DHCP Server
Authorizing a DHCP Server in Active Directory
Configuring DHCP Servers
Binding a DHCP Server with Multiple Network Interface Cards to a Specific IP Address
Updating DHCP Statistics
DHCP Auditing and Troubleshooting
Understanding DHCP Auditing
Enabling or Disabling DHCP Auditing
Changing the Location of DHCP Auditing Logs
Changing the Log Usage
Integrating DHCP and DNS
Avoiding IP Address Conflicts
Saving and Restoring the DHCP Configuration
Managing DHCP Scopes
Creating and Managing Superscopes
Creating Superscopes
Adding Scopes to a Superscope
Removing Scopes from a Superscope
Activating and Deactivating a Superscope
Deleting a Superscope
Creating and Managing Scopes
Creating Normal Scopes
Creating Multicast Scopes
Setting Scope Options
Viewing and Assigning Server Options
Viewing and Assigning Scope Options
Modifying Scopes
Activating and Deactivating Scopes
Enabling the Bootstrap Protocol
Removing a Scope
Configuring Multiple Scopes on a Network
Managing the Address Pool, Leases, and Reservations
Viewing Scope Statistics
Setting a New Exclusion Range
Deleting an Exclusion Range
Reserving DHCP Addresses
Releasing Addresses and Leases
Modifying Reservation Properties
Deleting Leases and Reservations
Backing Up and Restoring the DHCP Database
Backing Up the DHCP Database
Restoring the DHCP Database from Backup
Using Backup and Restore to Move the DHCP Database to a New Server
Repairing the DHCP Database
Forcing the DHCP Server Service to Regenerate the DHCP Database
Reconciling Leases and Reservations
19. Maintaining WINS
Understanding WINS and NetBIOS Over TCP/IP
Configuring WINS Clients and Servers
Name Resolution Methods
Using the WINS Console
Getting to Know the WINS Console
Adding a WINS Server to the WINS Console
Starting and Stopping a WINS Server
Viewing Server Statistics
Configuring WINS Servers
Updating WINS Statistics
Managing Name Registration, Renewal, and Release
Logging WINS Events in the Windows Event Logs
Setting the Version ID for the WINS Database
Configuring Burst Handling of Name Registrations
Saving and Restoring the WINS Configuration
Configuring WINS Database Replication
Setting Default Replication Parameters
Assigning General Parameters
Assigning Default Push Replication Parameters
Assigning Default Pull Replication Parameters
Creating Push and Pull Partners
Changing Replication Type and Settings for Partners
Triggering Database Replication
Managing the WINS Database
Examining WINS Database Mappings
Cleaning and Scavenging the WINS Database
Verifying the Consistency of the WINS Database
Backing Up and Restoring the WINS Database
Configuring WINS for Automatic Backups
Restoring the Database
Clearing Out WINS and Starting with a Fresh Database
20. Optimizing DNS
Understanding DNS
Integrating Active Directory and DNS
Enabling DNS on the Network
Installing DNS Servers
Installing the DNS Server Service
Configuring a Primary DNS Server
Configuring a Secondary DNS Server
Configuring Reverse Lookups
Managing DNS Servers
Adding Remote Servers to the DNS Console
Removing a Server from the DNS Console
Starting and Stopping a DNS Server
Creating Child Domains Within Zones
Creating Child Domains in Separate Zones
Deleting a Domain or Subnet
Managing DNS Records
Adding Address and Pointer Records
Adding a PTR Record Later
Adding DNS Aliases with CNAME
Adding Mail Exchange Servers
Adding Name Servers
Viewing and Updating DNS Records
Updating Zone Properties and the SOA Record
Modifying the SOA Record
Allowing and Restricting Zone Transfers
Notifying Secondaries of Changes
Setting the Zone Type
Enabling and Disabling Dynamic Updates
Managing DNS Server Configuration and Security
Enabling and Disabling IP Addresses for a DNS Server
Controlling Access to DNS Servers Outside the Organization
Creating Nonforwarding DNS Servers
Creating Forwarding-Only Servers
Creating Forwarding Servers
Configuring Conditional Forwarding
Enabling and Disabling Event Logging
Using Debug Logging to Track DNS Activity
Monitoring DNS Server
Integrating WINS with DNS
Configuring WINS Lookups in DNS
Configuring Reverse WINS Lookups in DNS
Setting Caching and Time-Out Values for WINS in DNS
Configuring Full Integration with NetBIOS Scopes
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