R

RAID (redundant array of independent disks), Planning Partitions, Tuning Virtual Memory, Optimizing Hardware for Server Clusters, Meeting Performance, Capacity, and Availability Requirements, Capacity Planning for Terminal Services, Hardware and Configuration Considerations for Domain Controllers

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

fault tolerance with, Planning Partitions

hardware configurations for clusters, Optimizing Hardware for Server Clusters

levels of, Meeting Performance, Capacity, and Availability Requirements

optimizing virtual memory, Tuning Virtual Memory

Terminal Services capacity planning, Capacity Planning for Terminal Services

RAID 0 (disk striping), Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters, Meeting Performance, Capacity, and Availability Requirements, LDM Metadata and LDM Data Partitions

RAID 1 (disk mirroring), Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters, Meeting Performance, Capacity, and Availability Requirements, LDM Metadata and LDM Data Partitions, Moving Dynamic Disks, Moving Dynamic Disks, Moving Dynamic Disks, Creating a Mirrored Set Using Two New Disks, Adding a Mirror to an Existing Volume

adding mirror to existing volume, Creating a Mirrored Set Using Two New Disks

boot and system volumes and, Adding a Mirror to an Existing Volume

defined, Meeting Performance, Capacity, and Availability Requirements

mirrored set with two new disks, Moving Dynamic Disks

mirrored volumes using, LDM Metadata and LDM Data Partitions

overview of, Moving Dynamic Disks

server clusters, Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters

RAID 5 (disk striping with parity), Meeting Performance, Capacity, and Availability Requirements, LDM Metadata and LDM Data Partitions, Mirroring Boot and System Volumes on GPT Disks, Rebuilding Mirrored System Volumes on GPT Disks

configuring, Mirroring Boot and System Volumes on GPT Disks

defined, Meeting Performance, Capacity, and Availability Requirements

resolving problems with, Rebuilding Mirrored System Volumes on GPT Disks

volumes, LDM Metadata and LDM Data Partitions

RAID controllers, Meeting Performance, Capacity, and Availability Requirements

RAM (random access memory), Continue Past Lockups and Freezes, Tuning Virtual Memory, Task Manager and Process Resource Monitor Essentials, Resolving Memory Bottlenecks, Cluster Organization, Understanding Application Center, Sizing Print Server Hardware and Optimizing Configuration, Capacity Planning for Terminal Services

Component Load Balancing clusters, Understanding Application Center

for printers, Sizing Print Server Hardware and Optimizing Configuration

incompatible and malfunctioning, Continue Past Lockups and Freezes

optimizing virtual memory, Tuning Virtual Memory

performance bottlenecks and, Resolving Memory Bottlenecks

performance data, Task Manager and Process Resource Monitor Essentials

server clusters, Cluster Organization

Terminal Services capacity planning and, Capacity Planning for Terminal Services

random access memory., Understanding Application Center (see )

RAW printing process, Understanding Windows Server 2003 Print Services, Adding AppleTalk Printers, Comprehensive Printer Troubleshooting

overview of, Understanding Windows Server 2003 Print Services

resolving incorrect printing, Comprehensive Printer Troubleshooting

standard TCP/IP monitor settings, Adding AppleTalk Printers

RDN (relative distinguished name), Protocols and Client Interfaces, Active Directory Trusts, Design Considerations for Active Directory Search and Global Catalogs

defined, Protocols and Client Interfaces

overview of, Active Directory Trusts

searching directory, Design Considerations for Active Directory Search and Global Catalogs

RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol), New Features for the Remote Desktop Connection Client, Configuring Global Connection Settings

Read & Execute permission, files and folders, Basic Permissions

Read Attributes permission, Basic Permissions

Read Data permission, Basic Permissions

Read Extended Attributes permission, Basic Permissions

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

files and folders, Basic Permissions, Special Permissions

printers, Connecting to Shared Printers Using the Command Line and Scripts

reallocation policies, Changing the Media Type in a Media Pool

realm trusts, Examining Domain and Forest Trusts

reboot, Postinstallation

record export, WINS, WINS Implementation Details and New Features

recovery, Creating Registry Backups, Planning for Day-to-Day Operations, Enabling Conflict Detection on DHCP Servers, Setting DHCP Database Properties, Compacting the WINS Database, Hardware and Configuration Considerations for Domain Controllers, Creating Domain Controllers in a New Domain, Restoring GPOs, Developing Contingency Procedures, Setting Startup and Recovery Options, Setting Restore, Backup Type, and Backup Log Options, Backing Up Your Data, Recovering Configuration Data, Restoring a Failed Domain Controller by Installing a New Domain Controller, Resolving Startup Issues, Repairing Missing or Corrupted System Files

Active Directory from backup media, Creating Domain Controllers in a New Domain

configuration data, Recovering Configuration Data

configuring Active Directory for fast, Hardware and Configuration Considerations for Domain Controllers

contingency procedures for, Developing Contingency Procedures

DHCP configuration, Enabling Conflict Detection on DHCP Servers

DHCP database, Setting DHCP Database Properties

GPOs, Restoring GPOs

missing or corrupted system files, Resolving Startup Issues

options for, Setting Startup and Recovery Options

planning for, Planning for Day-to-Day Operations

Registry, Creating Registry Backups

shutdown issues, Repairing Missing or Corrupted System Files

startup issues, Restoring a Failed Domain Controller by Installing a New Domain Controller

WINS database, Compacting the WINS Database

with Backup utility, Setting Restore, Backup Type, and Backup Log Options, Backing Up Your Data

Recovery Console, Winnt32 Command-Line Parameters, Setting Startup and Recovery Options

installing and using, Setting Startup and Recovery Options

Winnt32 parameters for, Winnt32 Command-Line Parameters

recovery plan, Postinstallation, Upgrade Issues

recovery, Active Directory, Recovering Configuration Data, Recovering Configuration Data, Backup and Recovery Strategies for Active Directory, Performing a Nonauthoritative Restore of Active Directory, Performing a Primary Restore of Sysvol Data, Performing a Primary Restore of Sysvol Data

authoritative restore, Performing a Nonauthoritative Restore of Active Directory

backup strategies, Recovering Configuration Data

domain controller, Performing a Primary Restore of Sysvol Data

nonauthoritative restore, Backup and Recovery Strategies for Active Directory

primary restore of sysvol data, Performing a Primary Restore of Sysvol Data

recursion, disabling, Configuring Forwarders and Conditional Forwarding

redirected folders, Using Folder Redirection, Managing File Synchronization

redundancy, high availability, Planning for Hardware Needs

redundant array of independent disks., Hardware and Configuration Considerations for Domain Controllers (see )

refresh, Group Policy, Group Policy Processing, Applying Security Templates, Applying Security Templates, Group Policy Refresh, Viewing Applicable GPOs and Last Refresh, Refreshing Group Policy Manually

all processing handled as, Group Policy Processing

interval for, Applying Security Templates

manual operation of, Refreshing Group Policy Manually

modifying, Group Policy Refresh

overview of, Applying Security Templates

viewing last, Viewing Applicable GPOs and Last Refresh

REG command, Types of Registry Data Available, Loading and Unloading Hive Files, Preventing Access to the Registry Utilities

permissions, Preventing Access to the Registry Utilities

working with Registry, Types of Registry Data Available, Loading and Unloading Hive Files

regional and language options, Installation Sequence, Using the Regional and Language Options Utility

RegionalSettings section, Unattend.txt answer file, Examining Answer Files

registrations, DNS Client service, Try Reregistering the Client

registrations, WINS, Configuring Automatic Replication Partners, Checking Server Status and Configuration, Checking Active Registrations and Scavenging Records

active, Checking Active Registrations and Scavenging Records

burst handling, Configuring Automatic Replication Partners

troubleshooting, Checking Server Status and Configuration

Registry, Introducing the Registry, Introducing the Registry, Registry Root Keys, Registry Root Keys, Registry Root Keys, HKLMSYSTEM, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, HKEY_CURRENT_USER, Where Registry Data Comes From, Types of Registry Data Available, Managing the Registry, Searching the Registry, Adding Keys and Values, Modifying the Registry of a Remote Machine, Importing and Exporting Registry Data, Loading and Unloading Hive Files, Working with the Registry from the Command Line, Creating Registry Backups, Creating Registry Backups, Removing Partial or Damaged Settings for Individual Applications, Preventing Access to the Registry Utilities, Controlling Remote Registry Access, Auditing Registry Access, How Shadow Copies Works, Modifying Applications After Installation, Modifying Group Policy Refresh

access control, Removing Partial or Damaged Settings for Individual Applications

application configuration, Modifying Applications After Installation

auditing access, Auditing Registry Access

backing up, Working with the Registry from the Command Line

command line for, Loading and Unloading Hive Files

data, HKEY_CURRENT_USER

hive files, Importing and Exporting Registry Data

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

HKEY_CURRENT_USER, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, Registry Root Keys

HKEY_USERS, HKLMSYSTEM

importing and exporting data, Modifying the Registry of a Remote Machine

maintenance, Creating Registry Backups

managing, Types of Registry Data Available

modifying, Searching the Registry

modifying remotely, Adding Keys and Values

overview of, Introducing the Registry

permissions on specific keys, Preventing Access to the Registry Utilities

Policy Processing, Modifying Group Policy Refresh

postinstallation state of, Where Registry Data Comes From

remote access control, Controlling Remote Registry Access

restoring, Creating Registry Backups

root keys on 64-bit systems, Registry Root Keys

searching, Managing the Registry

shadow copy service writer, How Shadow Copies Works

structure, Introducing the Registry

subtrees, Registry Root Keys

Registry Editor, Understanding the Registry Structure, Understanding the Registry Structure, Types of Registry Data Available, Managing the Registry, Searching the Registry, Modifying the Registry of a Remote Machine, Removing Partial or Damaged Settings for Individual Applications, Configuring Drive Letters

changing drive letter of system or boot volume, Configuring Drive Letters

importing and exporting data, Modifying the Registry of a Remote Machine

managing Registry with, Types of Registry Data Available

modifying permissions, Removing Partial or Damaged Settings for Individual Applications

modifying Registry values, Searching the Registry

reading Registry, Understanding the Registry Structure

Regedt32 and, Understanding the Registry Structure

searching Registry, Managing the Registry

REG_BINARY data type, Types of Registry Data Available

REG_DWORD data type, Types of Registry Data Available, Searching the Registry, Modifying Applications After Installation

REG_EXPAND_SZ data type, Types of Registry Data Available

REG_FULL_RESOURCE_DESCRIPTOR data type, Types of Registry Data Available

REG_MULTI_SZ data type, Types of Registry Data Available, Searching the Registry

REG_SZ data type, Types of Registry Data Available, Searching the Registry

relative distinguished name., Protocols and Client Interfaces (see )

relative ID (RID) master role, Configuring the Delegated Service or Computer Account, Using, Locating, and Transferring the Domain Naming Master Role

relative identifiers (RIDs), Defining Active Directory Server Roles

relay agents, DHCP, Planning DHCP Implementations, Repairing the DHCP Database

reliability, Microsoft .NET Passport Support, Benefits and Limitations of Clustering

high, Benefits and Limitations of Clustering

Windows Server 2003, Microsoft .NET Passport Support

Remboot.sif file, The Remboot.sif File

remote access server, Server Roles

remote computers, MMC and Remote Computers, Adding Keys and Values, Controlling Remote Registry Access, Getting Information on User and Remote User Sessions, Viewing Event Logs on Remote Systems, Monitoring Performance Remotely, Working with Local Group Policy

accessing local group policy, Working with Local Group Policy

event logs on, Viewing Event Logs on Remote Systems

MMC and, MMC and Remote Computers

modifying Registry, Adding Keys and Values

monitoring performance, Monitoring Performance Remotely

Registry access control, Controlling Remote Registry Access

user session data, Getting Information on User and Remote User Sessions

Remote Desktop Connection, Remote Administration Gets a Face-Lift, Getting Information on User and Remote User Sessions

Remote Desktop Connection clients, Configuring Remote Desktop for Administration Through Group Policy, Configuring Remote Desktop for Administration Through Group Policy, New Features for the Remote Desktop Connection Client, Installing Remote Desktop Connection Clients, Terminal Services Clients

connecting to terminal servers, Terminal Services Clients

features, Configuring Remote Desktop for Administration Through Group Policy

installing, New Features for the Remote Desktop Connection Client

running, Installing Remote Desktop Connection Clients

Remote Desktop for Administration, Using Remote Desktop for Administration, Using Remote Desktop for Administration, Using Remote Desktop for Administration, Configuring Remote Desktop for Administration, Permitting and Restricting Remote Logon, Permitting and Restricting Remote Logon, Configuring Remote Desktop for Administration Through Group Policy, Tracking Who's Logged On

configuring, Permitting and Restricting Remote Logon

enabling, Using Remote Desktop for Administration

enabling on servers, Configuring Remote Desktop for Administration

overview of, Using Remote Desktop for Administration

permitting/restricting remote logon, Permitting and Restricting Remote Logon

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

tracking who is logged on, Tracking Who's Logged On

Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), New Features for the Remote Desktop Connection Client, Configuring Global Connection Settings

Remote Desktop Users Group, Permitting and Restricting Remote Logon

remote installation boot floppy (RIBF), Using Remote Installation Services, Configuring RIS Settings in Group Policy

Remote Installation Preparation Wizard., Installed (File-System-Based) Image by RIPrep (see )

Remote Installation Setup Wizard., RIS Answer Files (see )

remote locations, evaluating network, Analyzing the Existing Network

Remote Procedure Calls., Using, Locating, and Transferring the Schema Master Role (see )

Remote Registry service, Controlling Remote Registry Access

Remote Storage, Reparse Points, How Shadow Copies Works

Remote tab, System utility, Using the System Utility

RemoteInstall section, RIS file, Examining Answer Files

removable media, Using Removable Media, Understanding Media Libraries, Understanding Media Libraries, Understanding Media Pools, Working with the Removable Storage Snap-In, Understanding Media State and Identification, Understanding Access Permissions for Removable Storage, Changing Library Media Types, Deleting Application Media Pools, Using the Operator Requests Queue, Completing or Refusing Requests

access permissions, Understanding Media State and Identification, Completing or Refusing Requests

media libraries, Understanding Media Libraries, Understanding Access Permissions for Removable Storage

media pools, Understanding Media Libraries, Changing Library Media Types

media state and identification, Working with the Removable Storage Snap-In

Removable Storage snap-in, Understanding Media Pools

requests, Using the Operator Requests Queue

Work Queue, Deleting Application Media Pools

Removable Storage, Computer Management System Tools, Using Removable Media, Understanding Media Pools, Understanding Media State and Identification

access permissions, Understanding Media State and Identification

Computer Management Storage tool, Computer Management System Tools

overview of, Using Removable Media

working with, Understanding Media Pools

renaming, Sorting and Renaming Menu Items, Moving User Accounts, Modifying Other Group Settings

groups, Modifying Other Group Settings

menu items, Sorting and Renaming Menu Items

user accounts, Moving User Accounts

Rendom.exe, Domains Can Be Renamed

Repadmin utility, Upgrading from Windows 2000

reparse points, NTFS, Reparse Points

REPL interface, Directory Service Architecture

replicas, DFS, Enhanced File Management by Using DFS

replication, Domains Can Be Renamed, Active Directory and Global Catalog Are Optimized, Upgrading from Windows 2000, Zones That Aren't Integrated with Active Directory, Configuring Default Application Directory Partitions and Replication Scope, Check the Server's TCP/IP Configuration, WINS Name Registration and Cache, Directory Service Architecture, Designing and Managing the Domain Environment, Designating Replication Attributes, Forest Administration, Working with Active Directory Sites, Working with Active Directory Sites, Single Site vs. Multiple Sites, Single Site vs. Multiple Sites, Single Site vs. Multiple Sites, Determining Site Boundaries, Determining Site Boundaries, Replication Enhancements for Windows Server 2003, Replication Architecture: An Overview, Intrasite Replication Essentials, Intrasite Replication Essentials, Intersite Replication Essentials, Intersite Replication Essentials, Sysvol Replication Using the File Replication Service, Associating Domain Controllers with a Site, Understanding IP and SMTP Replication Transports, Understanding IP and SMTP Replication Transports, Configuring Site Link Bridges, Configuring Site Bridgehead Servers, Configuring Site Link Replication Options, Monitoring and Troubleshooting Replication

Active Directory–integrated zones and, Zones That Aren't Integrated with Active Directory

architecture, Replication Enhancements for Windows Server 2003

attributes, Designating Replication Attributes

designing, Designing and Managing the Domain Environment

directory partitions and, Intersite Replication Essentials

domain plan and, Forest Administration

enhancements to, Active Directory and Global Catalog Are Optimized, Determining Site Boundaries

intersite, Working with Active Directory Sites, Single Site vs. Multiple Sites, Intrasite Replication Essentials

intrasite, Working with Active Directory Sites, Single Site vs. Multiple Sites, Replication Architecture: An Overview

IP transports, Understanding IP and SMTP Replication Transports

ISTG and, Configuring Site Link Bridges

monitoring and troubleshooting, Monitoring and Troubleshooting Replication

overview of, Directory Service Architecture, Associating Domain Controllers with a Site

priority or urgent, Intrasite Replication Essentials

rings, Intersite Replication Essentials

scope, Configuring Default Application Directory Partitions and Replication Scope

selective, Domains Can Be Renamed

site bridgehead servers, Configuring Site Bridgehead Servers

site link options, Configuring Site Link Replication Options

site traffic and, Single Site vs. Multiple Sites

SMTP transports, Understanding IP and SMTP Replication Transports

troubleshooting DNS Server service, Check the Server's TCP/IP Configuration

upgrade preparation tools, Upgrading from Windows 2000

WINS, WINS Name Registration and Cache

with FRS, Sysvol Replication Using the File Replication Service

Replication Administrator, Monitoring and Troubleshooting Replication

Replication Monitor (ReplMon), Configuring Site Bridgehead Servers, Using the Replication Monitor

replication partners, WINS Name Registration and Cache, WINS Name Registration and Cache, Installing WINS, Configuring Replication Partners, Configuring Burst Handling

automatic feature, WINS Name Registration and Cache

configuring, Configuring Replication Partners

persistent connection feature, WINS Name Registration and Cache

viewing current, Configuring Burst Handling

WINS postinstallation tasks and, Installing WINS

ReplMon (Replication Monitor), Configuring Site Bridgehead Servers, Using the Replication Monitor

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

Report Wizard, Generating Migration Reports

reports, migration, Generating Migration Reports

requests, removable media, Using the Operator Requests Queue

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

reservations, DHCP, DHCP Essentials, Using Exclusions

Reset Disk, Password, Unlocking User Accounts

RESET SESSION command, Gathering Terminal Services Information

resizing taskbar, Configuring the Taskbar

resolver cache, DNS Client service, Check the Client's TCP/IP Configuration

resource groups, server clusters, Server Cluster Configurations, Cluster Resource Types, Controlling Failover and Failback, Creating and Managing Resource Groups

assigning cluster-aware applications to, Server Cluster Configurations

creating, Controlling Failover and Failback

managing, Creating and Managing Resource Groups

planning, Cluster Resource Types

resource records, Public and Private Namespaces, Name Resolution Using DNS, Secondary Zones, Stub Zones, and Conditional Forwarding, DNS Queries and Security, Configuring Subdomains and Delegating Authority, Configuring Secondary Notification, Configuring Default Application Directory Partitions and Replication Scope

adding, Configuring Secondary Notification

aging /scavenging options, Configuring Default Application Directory Partitions and Replication Scope

DNS name resolution and, Public and Private Namespaces

DNSSEC, DNS Queries and Security

overview of, Name Resolution Using DNS

stub zones and, Secondary Zones, Stub Zones, and Conditional Forwarding

subdomains and, Configuring Subdomains and Delegating Authority

resources, Resolving Common Device Errors, Task Manager and Process Resource Monitor Essentials, Implementing Shadow Copies for Shared Folders, Domain Design Considerations

domain plan for access to, Domain Design Considerations

Pmon reducing usage of, Task Manager and Process Resource Monitor Essentials

resolving device conflicts, Resolving Common Device Errors

shadow copying and, Implementing Shadow Copies for Shared Folders

resources, server clusters, The Cluster Heartbeat, Add a Node to a Cluster, Add a Node to a Cluster, Creating and Managing Resource Groups, Creating and Managing Resource Groups

creating, Add a Node to a Cluster, Creating and Managing Resource Groups

managing, Creating and Managing Resource Groups

quorum resource, The Cluster Heartbeat

types of, Add a Node to a Cluster

response procedures, disaster planning, Developing Contingency Procedures

response, NTLM authentication, NTLM and Kerberos Authentication

Restore and Manage Media tab, Backup, Recovering Your Data

Restore Wizard, Backing Up Your Data

restore., Creating Domain Controllers in a New Domain (see )

reverse lookup queries, DNS, Architecting DNS Infrastructure

reverse lookup zones, DNS Zones and Zone Transfers, Using DNS with Active Directory, Configuring a Large Network Using the Configure A DNS Server Wizard, Configuring a Large Network Using the Configure A DNS Server Wizard, Creating Forward Lookup Zones, Configuring Forwarders and Conditional Forwarding, Configuring Secondary Notification

creating, Creating Forward Lookup Zones

defined, DNS Zones and Zone Transfers

large networks, Configuring a Large Network Using the Configure A DNS Server Wizard, Configuring a Large Network Using the Configure A DNS Server Wizard

resource records, Configuring Secondary Notification

subdomains, Configuring Forwarders and Conditional Forwarding

using DNS without Active Directory, Using DNS with Active Directory

RIBF (remote installation boot floppy) disk, Using Remote Installation Services, Configuring RIS Settings in Group Policy

RID (relative ID) master role, Configuring the Delegated Service or Computer Account, Using, Locating, and Transferring the Domain Naming Master Role

RIDs (relative identifiers), Defining Active Directory Server Roles

rights, Understanding User Account Capabilities, Privileges, and Rights, Assigning User Rights

group, Understanding User Account Capabilities, Privileges, and Rights

user, Assigning User Rights

ring topology model, Intrasite Replication Essentials

rings, replication, Intersite Replication Essentials

RIPrep (Remote Installation Preparation Wizard), Winnt32 Command-Line Parameters, Prestaging Clients in Active Directory, Installed (File-System-Based) Image by RIPrep, Installed (File-System-Based) Image by RIPrep, Installed (File-System-Based) Image by RIPrep, System Settings Stored in RIPrep Images, HAL Compatibility and RIPrep Images, HAL Compatibility and RIPrep Images, Creating the Master Installation, Using RIPrep to Create an OS Image, The RIPrep.sif file

answer file for, The RIPrep.sif file

automating setup with, Winnt32 Command-Line Parameters

defined, Prestaging Clients in Active Directory

HAL compatibility and, HAL Compatibility and RIPrep Images

master installation, HAL Compatibility and RIPrep Images

OS image with, Creating the Master Installation

overview of, Installed (File-System-Based) Image by RIPrep

recovering from inadvertently running, Using RIPrep to Create an OS Image

requirements, System Settings Stored in RIPrep Images

system settings stored in images, Installed (File-System-Based) Image by RIPrep

RIPrep.sif file, The RIPrep.sif file

RIS (Remote Installation Services), Changes for Terminal Services, Preparing for the Installation and Getting Started, Types of Answer Files, Using Remote Installation Services, Services and Protocols Used by RIS, Services and Protocols Used by RIS, Services and Protocols Used by RIS, Operating Systems Installable by Using RIS, Operating Systems Installable by Using RIS, Designing the RIS Environment, Designing the RIS Environment, RIS Server Requirements, Preparing and Installing RIS, Controlling Access to RIS Servers, Adding Members to the RISInstallers Group, Restricting Access to RIS Images, Restricting Access to RIS Images, Installed (File-System-Based) Image by RIPrep, Using RIPrep to Create an OS Image, RIS Answer Files, The Remboot.sif File, Installing Windows Using RIS

access control, Controlling Access to RIS Servers

answer files for, RIS Answer Files

client configuration, Adding Members to the RISInstallers Group

Client Installation Wizard configuration, The Remboot.sif File

configuring, Preparing and Installing RIS

enhancements, Changes for Terminal Services, Using Remote Installation Services

environment design, Operating Systems Installable by Using RIS

features, Preparing for the Installation and Getting Started

flat or CD-ROM images, Using RIPrep to Create an OS Image

installation with, RIS Server Requirements

limitations, Services and Protocols Used by RIS

operating systems installable with, Operating Systems Installable by Using RIS

OS image with RIPrep, Installed (File-System-Based) Image by RIPrep

OS image with RISetup, Restricting Access to RIS Images

protocols used by, Services and Protocols Used by RIS

restricting access to images, Restricting Access to RIS Images

RIS.sif file, Types of Answer Files

server requirements, Designing the RIS Environment

services used by, Services and Protocols Used by RIS

troubleshooting, Installing Windows Using RIS

RIS (Remote Installation Services), automated, Setup Methods, Determining the Method of Automation, Establishing the Distribution Folders, Creating the Answer File, Examining Answer Files, Configuring the CIW

choosing, Determining the Method of Automation, Creating the Answer File

defined, Setup Methods

establishing distribution folders, Establishing the Distribution Folders

examining, Examining Answer Files

overview of, Configuring the CIW

RISetup (Remote Installation Setup Wizard), Winnt32 Command-Line Parameters, Prestaging Clients in Active Directory, Restricting Access to RIS Images, Using RIPrep to Create an OS Image, RIS Answer Files

answer file for, RIS Answer Files

automating setup with, Winnt32 Command-Line Parameters

defined, Prestaging Clients in Active Directory

master installation template, Using RIPrep to Create an OS Image

OS image configuration, Restricting Access to RIS Images

Ristndrd.sif file, Prestaging Clients in Active Directory, RIS Answer Files

roaming user profiles, Configuring Profile Options, Profile Changes and New Features, Configuring Local User Profiles, Configuring Roaming User Profiles, Implementing Mandatory User Profiles

defined, Configuring Profile Options

group policy, Profile Changes and New Features

mandatory user profiles, Configuring Roaming User Profiles

overview of, Configuring Local User Profiles

switching between local and, Implementing Mandatory User Profiles

rogue DHCP servers, DHCP Security Considerations

roles, operations master, Configuring the Delegated Service or Computer Account

roles, server, Defining Active Directory Server Roles

Roll Back Driver, Viewing Advanced, Resources, and Other Settings, Updating a Device Driver

rollout, Your Plan: The Big Picture

root domains, Active Directory Domains, Trees, and Forests, Active Directory Trusts

root hints file, DNS Dynamic Updates and Security

root keys, Registry, Understanding the Registry Structure, Understanding the Registry Structure, Registry Root Keys, Registry Root Keys, Registry Root Keys, HKLMSYSTEM, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, Working with the Registry from the Command Line

backups of, Working with the Registry from the Command Line

defined, Understanding the Registry Structure

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

HKEY_CURRENT_USER, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, Registry Root Keys

HKEY_USER, HKLMSYSTEM

on 64-bit systems, Registry Root Keys

subtrees, Registry Root Keys

rootDSE, Active Directory Trusts

round robin load balancing, Host Address (A) and Pointer (PTR) Records

routing, Active Directory and Global Catalog Are Optimized, Network Load Balancing Configuration, Special IP Addressing Rules

enhancements to Active Directory, Active Directory and Global Catalog Are Optimized

Network Load Balancing and, Network Load Balancing Configuration

routers, Special IP Addressing Rules

Routing and Remote Access Service., Using Userand Vendor-Specific TCP/IP Options (see )

RPCs (Remote Procedure Calls), Protocols and Client Interfaces, Using, Locating, and Transferring the Schema Master Role

domain naming master role and, Using, Locating, and Transferring the Schema Master Role

messaging clients and, Protocols and Client Interfaces

RRAS (Routing and Remote Access Service), DHCP Essentials, Using Userand Vendor-Specific TCP/IP Options, Settings Options for Routing and Remote Access Clients Only, Repairing the DHCP Database

default user class for using TCP/IP options, Using Userand Vendor-Specific TCP/IP Options

DHCP integration with, DHCP Essentials

DHCP relay agent, Repairing the DHCP Database

TCP/IP options for clients, Settings Options for Routing and Remote Access Clients Only

RUN AS command, Running Programs Using the Secondary Logon, Running a Temporary Administrator's Desktop