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H-Node (Hybrid Node), NetBIOS Namespace and Scope

HAL (hardware abstraction layer), Using Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition, Using Remote Installation Services, HAL Compatibility and RIPrep Images

Datacenter Edition and, Using Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition

RIPrep images and, HAL Compatibility and RIPrep Images

RIS enhancements, Using Remote Installation Services

handles, usage statistics, Getting Network Usage Information

hard disks, internal, Sizing Printer Hardware and Optimizing Configuration

hard links, Advanced NTFS Features

hard page fault, Resolving Memory Bottlenecks

hardware, Evaluating the Network Infrastructure, Select and Implement Standards, Product Licensing, Using Answer Files in Automated Installations, Installation Sequence, Activate Windows by Telephone, Installing Additional Components Manually, Deciding Between Upgrading and Migrating, Restructuring Domains, Restructuring Domains, Upgrading DNS Services, Managing and Troubleshooting Hardware, Managing and Troubleshooting Hardware, Setting Up New Hardware Devices, Installing a Downloaded Driver, Installing Non–Plug and Play Devices, Viewing Device and Driver Details, Viewing Advanced, Resources, and Other Settings, Managing Devices through Hardware Profiles, Managing Devices through Hardware Profiles, Planning for Software Needs, Server Cluster Resource Groups, Meeting Performance, Capacity, and Availability Requirements, Automating Print Server Migration, Sizing Print Server Hardware and Optimizing Configuration, Solving Printing Problems, Hardware and Configuration Considerations for Domain Controllers

Active Directory installation requirements and, Hardware and Configuration Considerations for Domain Controllers

detecting and installing, Installation Sequence

device and driver details, Installing Non–Plug and Play Devices

device drivers, Managing and Troubleshooting Hardware, Viewing Advanced, Resources, and Other Settings

high availability and, Planning for Software Needs

installation requirements, Product Licensing

network, Evaluating the Network Infrastructure

non–Plug and Play, Installing a Downloaded Driver

operating system upgrades, Deciding Between Upgrading and Migrating

performance optimization, Restructuring Domains

Plug and Play, Setting Up New Hardware Devices

postinstallation tasks, Installing Additional Components Manually

preinstallation tasks, Using Answer Files in Automated Installations

print servers, Automating Print Server Migration

printers, Sizing Print Server Hardware and Optimizing Configuration, Solving Printing Problems

profiles, Managing Devices through Hardware Profiles

RAID, Meeting Performance, Capacity, and Availability Requirements

server clusters, Server Cluster Resource Groups

settings, Viewing Device and Driver Details

standardizing system, Select and Implement Standards

troubleshooting devices and drivers, Managing Devices through Hardware Profiles

troubleshooting installation, Activate Windows by Telephone

Windows NT 4 upgrade, Restructuring Domains, Upgrading DNS Services

hardware abstraction layer., Using Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition (see )

Hardware Compatibility List (HCL), Additional Research, Planning for Software Needs

hardware profiles, Managing Devices through Hardware Profiles

hardware RAID, Meeting Performance, Capacity, and Availability Requirements

Hardware Update Wizard, Updating a Device Driver

HCL (Hardware Compatibility List), Additional Research, Planning for Software Needs

headers, GPT, Working with MBR Disks

headless servers, Changes for Terminal Services

Health Information Portability and Privacy Act (HIPPA), Select and Implement Standards

Health_Chk, Improving Storage Management

heartbeat messages, server clusters, The Cluster Service and Cluster Objects

Help And Support Center, Using the System Utility, Using Support Tools

HelpAssistant account, Types of Users

hidden shares, Using and Finding Shares, Using and Finding Shares, Creating Shares by Using Windows Explorer

creating, Using and Finding Shares

creating with Windows Explorer, Creating Shares by Using Windows Explorer

special and administrative, Using and Finding Shares

hiding menu items, Adding, Copying, and Moving Menu Items

Hierarchical Storage Management (HSM), Reparse Points

high availability, Planning for High Availability, Planning for High Availability, Planning for Hardware Needs, Planning for Support Structures and Facilities, Planning for Day-to-Day Operations, Preparing and Deploying Server Clusters, Understanding Application Center

Component Load Balancing clusters, Understanding Application Center

day-to-day operations, Planning for Support Structures and Facilities

deployment of servers, Planning for Day-to-Day Operations

overview of, Planning for High Availability

server clusters and, Preparing and Deploying Server Clusters

software needs, Planning for High Availability

support structure and facilities, Planning for Hardware Needs

highlights, menu item, Adding, Copying, and Moving Menu Items

HIPPA (Health Information Portability and Privacy Act), Select and Implement Standards

histogram view, System Monitor, Choosing Views and Controlling the Display

hive files, Understanding the Registry Structure, Where Registry Data Comes From, Importing and Exporting Registry Data

defining, Understanding the Registry Structure

loading and unloading Registry, Importing and Exporting Registry Data

storing Registry data in, Where Registry Data Comes From

HKCC (HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG), Registry Root Keys, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

HKCR (HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT), Registry Root Keys, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

HKCU (HKEY_CURRENT_USER), Registry Root Keys, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

HKLM (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE), Understanding the Registry Structure, Registry Root Keys, Registry Root Keys, HKLMHARDWARE, HKLMHARDWARE, HKLMSAM, HKLMSAM, HKLMSYSTEM, HKEY_CURRENT_USER, Importing and Exporting Registry Data

as physical Registry root key, Understanding the Registry Structure

HKLM/HARDWARE, HKLMHARDWARE

HKLM/SAM, HKLMHARDWARE

HKLM/SECURITY, HKLMSAM

HKLM/SOFTWARE, HKLMSAM, HKEY_CURRENT_USER

HKLM/SYSTEM, HKLMSYSTEM

loading and unloading hive files, Importing and Exporting Registry Data

overview of, Registry Root Keys

HKU (HKEY_USERS), Understanding the Registry Structure, HKLMSYSTEM, Importing and Exporting Registry Data

as physical Registry root key, Understanding the Registry Structure

loading and unloading hive files, Importing and Exporting Registry Data

overview of, HKLMSYSTEM

home folders, user accounts, Configuring Profile Options

Host Address records., Host Address (A) and Pointer (PTR) Records (see )

host IDs, Understanding IP Addressing, Special IP Addressing Rules, Getting and Using IP Addresses

classful networks, Special IP Addressing Rules

overview of, Getting and Using IP Addresses

unicast IP addresses, Understanding IP Addressing

hot fixes, Preinstalling Service Packs, Installing Windows Using RIS, Creating Scheduled Tasks

customizing RIS, Installing Windows Using RIS

determining level of, Creating Scheduled Tasks

preinstalling, Preinstalling Service Packs

hot swapping disks, Adding New Disks

hot-add memory, Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition

hot-fix chaining, Preinstalling Service Packs

HSM (Hierarchical Storage Management), Reparse Points

HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol), Network Load Balancing Configuration

hubs, site link bridges, Forest Administration

hybrid network administration, Network Administrative Model

Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), Network Load Balancing Configuration