C

C$ shares, Using and Finding Shares

cache, Active Directory and Global Catalog Are Optimized, Continue Past Lockups and Freezes, Installing a Downloaded Driver, Tuning Processor Scheduling and Memory Usage, Adding New Disks, DNS Essentials, WINS Name Registration and Cache, Design Considerations for Active Directory Authentication and Trusts, Understanding Groups

disk write, Adding New Disks

DNS queries, DNS Essentials

driver, Installing a Downloaded Driver

memory, Tuning Processor Scheduling and Memory Usage

NetBIOS, WINS Name Registration and Cache

system, Continue Past Lockups and Freezes

universal groups, Active Directory and Global Catalog Are Optimized, Design Considerations for Active Directory Authentication and Trusts, Understanding Groups

CALs (client access licenses), Using Windows Server 2003, Web Edition, Installation Sequence, Terminal Services Licensing

canonical name (CNAME) record, DNS Resource Records, Host Address (A) and Pointer (PTR) Records

capabilities, user account, Understanding User Account Capabilities, Privileges, and Rights

CD media, automated installations, Using Dynamic Update in Unattended Installations, Using CD Media for Automated Installations, Using CD Media for Automated Installations, Using CD Media for Automated Installations

answer files settings, Using CD Media for Automated Installations

distribution folders, Using Dynamic Update in Unattended Installations

limitations, Using CD Media for Automated Installations

CD, Windows Server 2003, System Settings Stored in RIPrep Images, Applications on Upgraded Servers, Upgrading the Windows 2000 Domain Controllers

applications on upgraded servers, Applications on Upgraded Servers

RIPrep and, System Settings Stored in RIPrep Images

upgrading Windows 2000 domain controllers, Upgrading the Windows 2000 Domain Controllers

CD-ROMs, Preinstallation Tasks, Setup Refuses to Install or Start, Using RIPrep to Create an OS Image

errors installing, Setup Refuses to Install or Start

RIS images, Using RIPrep to Create an OS Image

Windows Preinstallation Environment (WinPE), Preinstallation Tasks

central processing units (CPUs)., Hardware and Configuration Considerations for Domain Controllers (see )

centralized network administration, Network Administrative Model

certificate authorities, How Shadow Copies Works

challenge, NTLM authentication, NTLM and Kerberos Authentication

change journal, Data Streams

CHANGE LOGON command, Installing Applications for Terminal Services Users

change management, Select and Implement Standards

Change permission, Special Permissions, Connecting to Shared Printers Using the Command Line and Scripts

CHANGE USER command, Installing Applications for Terminal Services Users

Check Disk., Fixing File System Errors by Using Check Disk (see )

child OUs, Managing Group Policy Inheritance and Processing

ChkDsk (Check Disk), Maintaining File System Integrity, Fixing File System Errors by Using Check Disk, Fixing File System Errors by Using Check Disk, Analyzing FAT Volumes by Using ChkDsk, Analyzing FAT Volumes by Using ChkDsk, Analyzing FAT Volumes by Using ChkDsk

command-line parameters, Fixing File System Errors by Using Check Disk

FAT volumes, Analyzing FAT Volumes by Using ChkDsk

marking disks for checking on startup, Fixing File System Errors by Using Check Disk

NTFS volumes, Analyzing FAT Volumes by Using ChkDsk

overview of, Maintaining File System Integrity

repairing volumes/marking bad sectors, Analyzing FAT Volumes by Using ChkDsk

Circular Trace File, Using Trace Logs

CIW (Client Installation Wizard), The Remboot.sif File, Installing Windows Using RIS

Class A networks, Understanding IP Addressing, Loopback, Public, and Private Addresses, Using Subnets and Subnet Masks, Subnet Masks, Subnetting Class A Networks

IP addressing on, Understanding IP Addressing

network prefixes for, Subnet Masks

private IP addresses, Loopback, Public, and Private Addresses

subnet masks for, Using Subnets and Subnet Masks

subnetting, Subnetting Class A Networks

Class B networks, Class B Networks, Loopback, Public, and Private Addresses, Using Subnets and Subnet Masks, Subnet Masks, Subnetting Class B Networks

IP addressing on, Class B Networks

network prefixes for, Subnet Masks

private IP addresses, Loopback, Public, and Private Addresses

subnet masks for, Using Subnets and Subnet Masks

subnetting, Subnetting Class B Networks

Class C networks, Class B Networks, Loopback, Public, and Private Addresses, Using Subnets and Subnet Masks, Subnet Masks, Subnetting Class C Networks

IP addressing on, Class B Networks

network prefixes for, Subnet Masks

private IP addresses, Loopback, Public, and Private Addresses

subnet masks for, Using Subnets and Subnet Masks

subnetting, Subnetting Class C Networks

Class ID, Creating the Class

class options, TCP/IP, Levels of Options and Their Uses

classes, Understanding IP Addressing, Using Userand Vendor-Specific TCP/IP Options, Defining Classes to Get Different Option Sets

defining TCP/IP option sets, Defining Classes to Get Different Option Sets

IP addresses, Understanding IP Addressing

TCP/IP options for clients, Using Userand Vendor-Specific TCP/IP Options

Classic Start menu, IETF Security Standards Support

clean installations, How a Clean Installation and an Upgrade Differ, Using Answer Files in Automated Installations

client access licenses (CALs), Using Windows Server 2003, Web Edition, Installation Sequence, Terminal Services Licensing

client computers, RIS, Operating Systems Installable by Using RIS, Adding Members to the RISInstallers Group, Customizing the Client Installation Pages

configuring, Adding Members to the RISInstallers Group

defined, Operating Systems Installable by Using RIS

installation pages, Customizing the Client Installation Pages

Client Installation Wizard (CIW), The Remboot.sif File, Installing Windows Using RIS

Client service, Object Identifiers, Object Identifiers

clients, Network Load Balancing Configuration, Deleting Snapshot Images from the Command Line, Managing DHCP, Setting Aging and Scavenging, Installing and Updating Print Drivers on Clients, Configuring Remote Desktop for Administration Through Group Policy, Terminal Services Clients, Directory Service Architecture, Connecting Clients to Active Directory, Configuring Offline Files on File Servers, Group Policy Architecture

Active Directory and, Directory Service Architecture, Connecting Clients to Active Directory

DHCP, Managing DHCP

DNS, Setting Aging and Scavenging

Group Policy architecture, Group Policy Architecture

Network Load Balancing, Network Load Balancing Configuration

offline files on, Configuring Offline Files on File Servers

print drivers, Installing and Updating Print Drivers on Clients

Remote Desktop Connection, Configuring Remote Desktop for Administration Through Group Policy (see )

shadow copies on, Deleting Snapshot Images from the Command Line

Terminal Services, Terminal Services Clients

Clipboard, Modifying Values

Clonepr.vbs script, USMT

cloning computers, with Sysprep, Using Unsigned NIC Drivers

Cluadmin.exe (Cluster Administrator), Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters, The Cluster Quorum Resource, The Cluster Interface and Network States, The Cluster Interface and Network States, Creating a Server Cluster, Planning Resource Groups, Controlling Failover and Failback, Controlling Failover and Failback, Creating and Managing Resource Groups, Creating and Managing Resource Groups, Creating and Managing Resources

adding nodes to clusters, Creating a Server Cluster

checking network interface state, The Cluster Quorum Resource

checking network status, The Cluster Interface and Network States

controlling failover and failback, Controlling Failover and Failback

creating resource groups, Controlling Failover and Failback

creating resources, Creating and Managing Resource Groups

creating server clusters, The Cluster Interface and Network States

managing resource groups, Creating and Managing Resource Groups

managing resources, Creating and Managing Resources

overview of, Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters

starting Cluster service, Planning Resource Groups

Clusdisk.sys (Cluster Disk Driver), Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters

Clusnet.sys (Cluster Network Driver), Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters

Clussvc.exe (Cluster service), Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters

cluster adapter interface states, The Cluster Quorum Resource

Cluster Administrator., Creating a Server Cluster (see )

Cluster Disk Driver (Clusdisk.sys), Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters

CLUSTER NETINTERFACE command, The Cluster Quorum Resource

CLUSTER NETWORK command, The Cluster Interface and Network States

Cluster Network Driver (Clusnet.sys), Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters

Cluster objects, Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters

Cluster service, Upgrade Issues, Adding Nodes to a Network Load Balancing Cluster, Using Server Cluster, Server Cluster Configurations, Server Cluster Resource Groups, Optimizing Hardware for Server Clusters, Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters, Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters, The Cluster Service and Cluster Objects, The Cluster Heartbeat, Planning Resource Groups

cluster objects and, Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters

database synchronization and management, The Cluster Heartbeat

hardware optimization, Server Cluster Resource Groups

heartbeat messages, The Cluster Service and Cluster Objects

network optimization, Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters

operation control on per-node basis, Planning Resource Groups

RAID configurations, Optimizing Hardware for Server Clusters

resource groups, Server Cluster Configurations

traffic control, Adding Nodes to a Network Load Balancing Cluster

types of server clusters supported, Using Server Cluster

cluster size, Network Load Balancing Client Affinity and Port Configurations

cluster-aware applications, Planning for Software Needs, Server Cluster Configurations

clusters., Preparing and Deploying Server Clusters, Improving Storage Management, Understanding Disk and File System Structure, Configuring Shadow Copies in Computer Management, Understanding Windows Server 2003 Print Services, Configuring Printer Pooling

(see also )

file systems and, Understanding Disk and File System Structure

print driver distribution on, Understanding Windows Server 2003 Print Services

print servers, Configuring Printer Pooling

SANs with, Improving Storage Management

shadow copies, Configuring Shadow Copies in Computer Management

Cmdlines.txt file, Customizing the Distribution Folder, Preinstalling Hot Fixes and Security Updates, Including Updated Drivers

distribution folders, Customizing the Distribution Folder

hot fixes and updates, Preinstalling Hot Fixes and Security Updates

preinstallation tasks, Including Updated Drivers

CNAME (canonical name) records, DNS Resource Records, Host Address (A) and Pointer (PTR) Records

color printers, Sizing Printer Hardware and Optimizing Configuration, Configuring Color Profiles

COM (Component Object Model), Preparing and Deploying Server Clusters, Controlling Cluster and Host Traffic

COM2 parameters, Winnt32 Command-Line Parameters

command line, Using Support Tools, Using Resource Kit Tools, Running Programs Using the Secondary Logon, Print Services Changes for Windows Server 2003, Managing User Sessions in Terminal Services Manager

print services management, Print Services Changes for Windows Server 2003

Resource Kit from, Using Resource Kit Tools

secondary logon at, Running Programs Using the Secondary Logon

Support Tools from, Using Support Tools

Terminal Services management, Managing User Sessions in Terminal Services Manager

command-line tools, Controlling Setup from the Command Line, Winnt Command-Line Parameters, Winnt32 Command-Line Parameters, Changing Operations Masters, Loading and Unloading Hive Files, Tracking Events on Multiple Computers, Using Counter Logs, Improving Storage Management, Adding New Disks, Fixing File System Errors by Using Check Disk, Fixing Fragmentation by Using Disk Defragmenter, Implementing Shadow Copies for Shared Folders, Maintaining Shadow Copies After Configuration, Accessing Shadow Copies on Clients, Installing the DHCP Server Service, DNS Setup, Accessing Shared Printers on Windows 2000 or Later

ChkDsk, Fixing File System Errors by Using Check Disk

Disk Defragmenter, Fixing Fragmentation by Using Disk Defragmenter

DiskPart, Adding New Disks

DNS without Active Directory, DNS Setup

event tracking on multiple computers, Tracking Events on Multiple Computers

in Windows Server 2003 deployment kit, Winnt32 Command-Line Parameters

NETSCH DHCP command, Installing the DHCP Server Service

operations masters upgrades, Changing Operations Masters

performance monitoring, Using Counter Logs

Registry, Loading and Unloading Hive Files

shadow copy restoration, Accessing Shadow Copies on Clients

shadow copying from, Maintaining Shadow Copies After Configuration

shadow storage, Implementing Shadow Copies for Shared Folders

shared printers, connecting to, Accessing Shared Printers on Windows 2000 or Later

storage tools, Improving Storage Management

Winnt parameters, Controlling Setup from the Command Line

Winnt32 parameters, Winnt Command-Line Parameters

commands, taskpad, Saving the Console Tool to the Desktop, the Start Menu, or a Folder

common class library, .NET Framework, .NET Framework Layers

common language runtime engine, .NET Framework layer, .NET Framework Technologies

common names, Active Directory Trusts

compatibility, Network Administrative Model, Using Answer Files in Automated Installations, Installation on 64-Bit Systems, Continue Past Lockups and Freezes, Deciding Between Upgrading and Migrating, Applications on Upgraded Servers, Applications on Upgraded Servers, Restructuring Domains, Upgrade the PDC, Planning for Software Needs, Installing Applications for Terminal Services Users, Designating Replication Attributes

Active Directory design and, Designating Replication Attributes

application scripts, Installing Applications for Terminal Services Users

applications on upgraded servers, Applications on Upgraded Servers

Exchange 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003, Applications on Upgraded Servers

hardware, Using Answer Files in Automated Installations

high availability and, Planning for Software Needs

lockups and freezes and, Continue Past Lockups and Freezes

OS upgrades and, Deciding Between Upgrading and Migrating

planning phase and, Network Administrative Model

system, Installation on 64-Bit Systems

Windows NT upgrades and, Restructuring Domains, Upgrade the PDC

Component Load Balancing, Preparing and Deploying Server Clusters, Cluster Organization, Controlling Cluster and Host Traffic, Controlling Cluster and Host Traffic, Using Component Load Balancing Clusters, Understanding Application Center

Application Center (Appcenter.exe), Using Component Load Balancing Clusters

architecture, Cluster Organization

overview of, Preparing and Deploying Server Clusters, Controlling Cluster and Host Traffic

planning, Understanding Application Center

structures of, Controlling Cluster and Host Traffic

Component Object Model (COM), Preparing and Deploying Server Clusters, Controlling Cluster and Host Traffic

compression, Active Directory and Global Catalog Are Optimized, Creating a Primary or Extended Partition, Sparse Files, NTFS Compression

Active Directory, Active Directory and Global Catalog Are Optimized

NTFS, Sparse Files

partition, Creating a Primary or Extended Partition

zipped folders, NTFS Compression

Computer Configuration settings, Group Policy, Group Policy Processing, Refreshing Group Policy Manually

Computer Management, Using Computer Management, Using Computer Management, Computer Management System Tools, Computer Management System Tools, Computer Management System Tools, Creating Shares by Using Computer Management, Implementing Shadow Copies for Shared Folders, Using Folder Redirection

essentials, Computer Management System Tools

offline files on file servers, Using Folder Redirection

overview of, Using Computer Management

Services and Applications tools, Computer Management System Tools

shadow copies, Implementing Shadow Copies for Shared Folders

share creation, Creating Shares by Using Computer Management

Storage tools, Computer Management System Tools

System tools, Using Computer Management

Computer Migration Wizard, Performing the Migration: An Overview, Migrating the Computers

Computer Name tab, System utility, Using the System Utility

computer names, Planning Partitions, Installation Sequence, Creating the Answer File

automated installations, Creating the Answer File

installation requirements and, Installation Sequence

interactive installations, Planning Partitions

computers, Installation Sequence, Performing Other Preinstallation Tasks, Using Unsigned NIC Drivers, Migrating the Computers, MMC and Remote Computers, Viewing Device and Driver Details, Adding Keys and Values, Accessing the Event Logs and Viewing Events, Delegated Authentication Essentials, Assigning User Rights for a Domain or OU, Modifying Other Group Settings, Modifying User Policy Preference Using Loopback Processing, Recovering Configuration Data

accounts, Modifying Other Group Settings

cloning with Sysprep, Using Unsigned NIC Drivers

delegation, Delegated Authentication Essentials

device information, Viewing Device and Driver Details

event logs, Accessing the Event Logs and Viewing Events

logo added to, Performing Other Preinstallation Tasks

migrating, Migrating the Computers

naming during installation, Installation Sequence

recovering configuration data, Recovering Configuration Data

remote, MMC and Remote Computers, Adding Keys and Values

startup and shutdown scripts, Modifying User Policy Preference Using Loopback Processing

user rights for specific, Assigning User Rights for a Domain or OU

conditional forwarding, Improvements for Active Directory Tools, Name Resolution Using DNS, Secondary Zones, Stub Zones, and Conditional Forwarding, Configuring Forwarders and Conditional Forwarding

configuring, Configuring Forwarders and Conditional Forwarding

DNS name resolution, Name Resolution Using DNS

overview of, Improvements for Active Directory Tools, Secondary Zones, Stub Zones, and Conditional Forwarding

configuration, Configuring Windows Server 2003, Modifying the Start Menu Content, Customizing the Desktop and the Taskbar, Configuring the Taskbar, Controlling Programs in the Notification Area, Network Load Balancing Configuration, Using Server Cluster, DNS Setup, Recovering Configuration Data

desktop, Customizing the Desktop and the Taskbar

Network Load Balancing, Network Load Balancing Configuration

recovering configuration data, Recovering Configuration Data

server clusters, Using Server Cluster

Start menu, Modifying the Start Menu Content

taskbar, Configuring the Taskbar

toolbars, Controlling Programs in the Notification Area

wizard for, DNS Setup

Configuration container, Active Directory Namespaces and Partitions

Configure A DNS Server Wizard, DNS Setup, Configuring a Small Network Using the Configure A DNS Server Wizard

configuring large network, Configuring a Small Network Using the Configure A DNS Server Wizard

configuring small network, DNS Setup

Configure Your Server Wizard, Improvements for Active Directory Tools, Using Configure Your Server, Installing the DHCP Server Service, Using DNS Without Active Directory, WINS Implementation Details and New Features, Using the Configure Your Server Wizard, Uninstalling Active Directory

DHCP Servers, Installing the DHCP Server Service

DNS Servers, Using DNS Without Active Directory

improvements to, Improvements for Active Directory Tools

installing Active Directory, Using the Configure Your Server Wizard

uninstalling Active Directory, Uninstalling Active Directory

WINS Servers, WINS Implementation Details and New Features

working with, Using Configure Your Server

conflict detection, Enabling Conflict Detection on DHCP Servers

Connection Manager, Configuring Remote Desktop for Administration Through Group Policy

connections, Improved Storage and File System Options, Designing the RIS Environment, WINS Name Registration and Cache, Configuring Remote Desktop for Administration Through Group Policy, Running the Remote Desktop Connection Client, Running Remote Desktops, Connecting to Terminal Servers

persistent, WINS Name Registration and Cache

Remote Desktop Connection clients, Configuring Remote Desktop for Administration Through Group Policy

Remote Desktops, Running Remote Desktops

remote systems, Running the Remote Desktop Connection Client

RIS deployment, Designing the RIS Environment

terminal servers, Connecting to Terminal Servers

Terminal Services enhancements, Improved Storage and File System Options

console mode, Installing Remote Desktop Connection Clients

console tree, MMC Modes, Computer Management System Tools

consoles, MMC, Introducing the MMC, MMC Windows and Startup, Step 1: Creating the Console, Step 1: Creating the Console, Step 2: Adding Snap-Ins to the Console, Saving the Console Tool to the Desktop, the Start Menu, or a Folder

adding snap-ins to, Step 1: Creating the Console

changing tool names, Saving the Console Tool to the Desktop, the Start Menu, or a Folder

creating, Step 1: Creating the Console

defining, Introducing the MMC

saving finished, Step 2: Adding Snap-Ins to the Console

tool availability, MMC Windows and Startup

constrained delegation, Verifying and Troubleshooting Trusts

contact information, Creating a Problem Resolution Policy Document

contact user, Types of Users

container objects (containers), Active Directory Objects, Active Directory Namespaces and Partitions, Creating Additional Domain Controllers for an Existing Domain

contingency planning, Setting the Schedule

Control Panel, Computer Management Essentials, Computer Management Essentials, Using the Control Panel Utilities, Using the Add or Remove Programs Utility, Using the Add or Remove Programs Utility, Using the Date and Time Utility, Using the Folder Options Utility, Using the Folder Options Utility, Using the Licensing Utility, Using the Regional and Language Options Utility, Using the Regional and Language Options Utility, Creating Scheduled Tasks, Using the Secondary Logon

Add Hardware, Using the Control Panel Utilities

Add or Remove Programs, Using the Add or Remove Programs Utility

Date and Time, Using the Add or Remove Programs Utility

Display, Using the Date and Time Utility

Folder Options, Using the Folder Options Utility

Licensing, Using the Folder Options Utility

Network Connections, Using the Licensing Utility

overview of, Computer Management Essentials

Regional and Language Option, Using the Regional and Language Options Utility

running with secondary logon, Using the Secondary Logon

Scheduled Tasks, Using the Regional and Language Options Utility

System utility, Creating Scheduled Tasks

CONVERT command, Winnt32 Command-Line Parameters, Using and Converting Basic and Dynamic Disks

copy backups, Understanding Backup Types

cost center model, OUs, OU Design: Geographic Model

costs, Designing Each Individual Site, Designing Each Individual Site, Creating a Site Link, Creating a Site Link

site link bridges, Designing Each Individual Site, Creating a Site Link

site links, Designing Each Individual Site, Creating a Site Link

counter logs., Using System Monitor, Performance Logging, Using Counter Logs, Analyzing Counter Logs

(see also )

analyzing, Analyzing Counter Logs

defining, Performance Logging

working with, Using Counter Logs

CPUs., Hardware and Configuration Considerations for Domain Controllers (see )

Create Files permission, Special Permissions

Create Folders permission, Special Permissions

CREATE SHADOW command, Enabling Shadow Copying from the Command Line

cross-forest trusts, Authentication and Trusts Across Forest Boundaries, Examining Domain and Forest Trusts, Single vs. Multiple Forests

establishing, Examining Domain and Forest Trusts

overview of, Authentication and Trusts Across Forest Boundaries

planning forest, Single vs. Multiple Forests

cut and paste, Simple and Classic Start Menus

Cvtarea.exe, Winnt32 Command-Line Parameters