S

SA (Software Assurance), Select License

Safe Mode, Restoring a Failed Domain Controller by Installing a New Domain Controller

SAM (Security Accounts Manager), Protocols and Client Interfaces

SANs (storage area networks), Multisite Options for Clusters, Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters, Using Internal and External Storage Devices, Improving Storage Management, Improving Storage Management, Improving Storage Management, Booting from SANs and Using SANs with Clusters, Hardware and Configuration Considerations for Domain Controllers

booting from, Improving Storage Management

clusters, Improving Storage Management

configuring Active Directory, Hardware and Configuration Considerations for Domain Controllers

connecting server clusters over, Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters

detecting problems, Booting from SANs and Using SANs with Clusters

improvements to, Improving Storage Management

overview of, Using Internal and External Storage Devices

server clusters, Multisite Options for Clusters

scalability, Cluster Organization

scaling, print capacity, Configuring Printer Pooling

scavenging, Configuring Default Application Directory Partitions and Replication Scope, Checking Active Registrations and Scavenging Records

DNS database records, Configuring Default Application Directory Partitions and Replication Scope

WINS records, Checking Active Registrations and Scavenging Records

Scheduled Tasks, Using the Regional and Language Options Utility, Using the Regional and Language Options Utility, Using the Scheduled Tasks Utility, Task-Scheduling Essentials

creating, Task-Scheduling Essentials

overview of, Using the Regional and Language Options Utility

task-scheduling essentials, Using the Scheduled Tasks Utility

schedules, Specifying Organizational Objectives, How Shadow Copies Works, Configuring Shadow Copies in Computer Management, Optimizing Printing Through Queues and Pooling, Creating a Site Link, Backing Up Your Data

backup, Backing Up Your Data

printer queue, Optimizing Printing Through Queues and Pooling

replication, Creating a Site Link

shadow copies, How Shadow Copies Works, Configuring Shadow Copies in Computer Management

schema, Active Directory Schema Objects Can Be Deleted, Directory System Agent and Database Layer, Active Directory Objects, Designating Replication Attributes

creating objects in directory with, Active Directory Objects

deleting objects, Active Directory Schema Objects Can Be Deleted

overview, Directory System Agent and Database Layer

replication attributes, Designating Replication Attributes

Schema container, Active Directory Namespaces and Partitions

schema master role, Updating the Active Directory Forest and Domains, Configuring the Delegated Service or Computer Account, Operations Master Roles

overview of, Configuring the Delegated Service or Computer Account

upgrading forests and, Updating the Active Directory Forest and Domains

using, locating, and transferring, Operations Master Roles

scope, Configuring TCP/IP Options, Settings Options for All Clients, Settings Options for Routing and Remote Access Clients Only, NetBIOS Namespace and Scope, Understanding the Scopes of Groups, Modifying Other Group Settings

group, Understanding the Scopes of Groups, Modifying Other Group Settings

NetBIOS, NetBIOS Namespace and Scope

TCP/IP options for all clients, Settings Options for All Clients

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

TCP/IP options generally, Configuring TCP/IP Options

scope, DHCP, Authorizing DHCP Servers in Active Directory, Authorizing DHCP Servers in Active Directory, Authorizing DHCP Servers in Active Directory, Creating Normal Scopes Using the DHCP Console, Using Exclusions, Using Exclusions, Using Reservations

activating, Using Reservations

creating with DHCP Console, Authorizing DHCP Servers in Active Directory

creating with Netsh, Creating Normal Scopes Using the DHCP Console

excluding IP addresses, Using Exclusions

reservations, Using Exclusions

types of, Authorizing DHCP Servers in Active Directory

scope, project, Defining Objectives and Scope, Setting the Schedule, Allowing for Contingencies

budget based on, Setting the Schedule

creep, Defining Objectives and Scope

finalizing, Allowing for Contingencies

screen saver, Using the Date and Time Utility, Performance Monitoring and Tuning

adverse effect of 3-D, Performance Monitoring and Tuning

Display utility, Using the Date and Time Utility

scripts, Assessing Systems, USMT, General Considerations for Migrations, Creating Scheduled Tasks, Accessing Shared Printers on Windows 2000 or Later, Installing Applications for Terminal Services Users, Configuring Profile Options, Modifying User Policy Preference Using Loopback Processing, Backing Up Your Data

application compatibility, Installing Applications for Terminal Services Users

Backup selection and, Backing Up Your Data

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

in Group Policy, Modifying User Policy Preference Using Loopback Processing

information on, Assessing Systems

migration, USMT, General Considerations for Migrations

setting arguments after creating tasks, Creating Scheduled Tasks

setting profile for logon, Configuring Profile Options

SCSI (Small Computer System Interface), Understanding Media Libraries

searches, Managing the Registry, Viewing Event Logs on Remote Systems, Design Considerations for Active Directory Search and Global Catalogs, Find a Group

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

event logs, Viewing Event Logs on Remote Systems

group, Find a Group

Registry, Managing the Registry

secondary DNS server, Zones That Aren't Integrated with Active Directory

secondary logons., Using Resource Kit Tools (see )

secondary notification, Configuring Zone Transfers

secondary zones, DNS Zones and Zone Transfers, Zones That Are Integrated with Active Directory, Using DNS with Active Directory, DNS Setup, Configuring a Large Network Using the Configure A DNS Server Wizard, Configuring a Large Network Using the Configure A DNS Server Wizard, Configuring a Large Network Using the Configure A DNS Server Wizard

defined, DNS Zones and Zone Transfers

forward lookup zones, Configuring a Large Network Using the Configure A DNS Server Wizard

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

overview of, Zones That Are Integrated with Active Directory

small networks, DNS Setup

using with Active Directory, Using DNS with Active Directory

secure command prompt, Installing and Using the Recovery Console

secure dynamic updates, DNS Dynamic Updates and Security

security, Headless Servers and Out-of-Band Management, Identify Network Services and Applications, Finalizing Project Scope, Assess Domain Architecture and Changes, Preinstalling Service Packs, Controlling Access to RIS Servers, Creating a RIBF Disk, Restricting Access to RIS Images, Upgrade Issues, Migrating Security Principals, Using the Secondary Logon, Removing Partial or Damaged Settings for Individual Applications, File Sharing and Security, DHCP Security Considerations, Secondary Zones, Stub Zones, and Conditional Forwarding, Terminal Services Servers, Installing Terminal Services, Configuring Terminal Services Security, Active Directory Physical Architecture: A Top-Level View, Design Considerations for Active Directory Authentication and Trusts, Connecting Clients to Active Directory, Configuring User Logon and Logoff Scripts, Configuring User Logon and Logoff Scripts

Active Directory client communication and, Connecting Clients to Active Directory

Active Directory within LSA, Active Directory Physical Architecture: A Top-Level View

architecture, Finalizing Project Scope

DHCP and, DHCP Security Considerations

DNS and, Secondary Zones, Stub Zones, and Conditional Forwarding

enhancements, Headless Servers and Out-of-Band Management

file sharing and, File Sharing and Security (see )

Group Policy templates, Configuring User Logon and Logoff Scripts

infrastructure for, Identify Network Services and Applications

migrating principles, Migrating Security Principals

Registry, Removing Partial or Damaged Settings for Individual Applications

requirements for, Assess Domain Architecture and Changes

RIS access control, Controlling Access to RIS Servers

RIS clients, Creating a RIBF Disk

RIS images, Restricting Access to RIS Images

secondary logons for, Using the Secondary Logon

templates, Configuring User Logon and Logoff Scripts

Terminal Services, Terminal Services Servers, Installing Terminal Services, Configuring Terminal Services Security

tokens, Design Considerations for Active Directory Authentication and Trusts

updates, Preinstalling Service Packs

upgrades and, Upgrade Issues

Security Accounts Manager (SAM), Protocols and Client Interfaces

security descriptor table, Active Directory, Data Store Architecture

security groups, Understanding Groups

security identifiers., Maintaining User Accounts (see )

Security log, Getting Information on User and Remote User Sessions, Specifying Files and Folders to Audit

security templates, Configuring User Logon and Logoff Scripts

security tokens, Design Considerations for Active Directory Authentication and Trusts

Security Translation Wizard, Performing the Migration: An Overview, Migrating Service Accounts

seismic protection, Planning for Hardware Needs

Select License program, Select License, Installation Sequence

separate-name design, DNS, Split-Brain Design: Same Internal and External Names

separator pages, Configuring Printer Pooling, Configuring Separator Pages, Using Separator Pages, Customizing Separator Pages, Comprehensive Printer Troubleshooting, Resolving Garbled or Incorrect Printing

customizing, Customizing Separator Pages

printer pooling, Configuring Printer Pooling

printer troubleshooting, Comprehensive Printer Troubleshooting, Resolving Garbled or Incorrect Printing

setting, Using Separator Pages

working with, Configuring Separator Pages

sequential storage, ESE, Extensible Storage Engine

Sequential Trace File, Using Trace Logs

server clusters, Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition, Preparing and Deploying Server Clusters, Preparing and Deploying Server Clusters, Preparing and Deploying Server Clusters, Preparing and Deploying Server Clusters, Benefits and Limitations of Clustering, Cluster Organization, Cluster Organization, Cluster Operating Modes, Network Load Balancing Client Affinity and Port Configurations, Controlling Cluster and Host Traffic, Using Server Cluster, Server Cluster Configurations, Server Cluster Resource Groups, Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters, Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters, Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters, The Cluster Service and Cluster Objects, The Cluster Heartbeat, The Cluster Heartbeat, The Cluster Quorum Resource, The Cluster Interface and Network States, The Cluster Interface and Network States, Creating a Server Cluster, Add a Node to a Cluster, Add a Node to a Cluster, Cluster Resource Types, Planning Resource Groups, Controlling Failover and Failback, Controlling Failover and Failback, Creating and Managing Resource Groups, Creating and Managing Resources, Scenario: Creating a Clustered Print Service

architecture, Cluster Organization

benefits/limitations, Preparing and Deploying Server Clusters

Cluster objects, Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters

Cluster service and, Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters, Planning Resource Groups

cluster size, Network Load Balancing Client Affinity and Port Configurations

Component Load Balancing, Controlling Cluster and Host Traffic

configuration, Using Server Cluster

creating, The Cluster Interface and Network States

database, The Cluster Heartbeat

failover and failback, Controlling Failover and Failback

file share cluster, Scenario: Creating a Clustered Print Service

hardware optimization for, Server Cluster Resource Groups

heartbeat messages, The Cluster Service and Cluster Objects

multisite options, Cluster Operating Modes

network adapter interface states, The Cluster Quorum Resource

Network Load Balancing, Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition (see )

network optimization for, Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters

network states, The Cluster Interface and Network States

nodes, adding, Creating a Server Cluster

operating modes, Cluster Organization

overview of, Preparing and Deploying Server Clusters

print service cluster, Creating and Managing Resources

quorum resource, The Cluster Heartbeat

resource groups, Server Cluster Configurations, Cluster Resource Types, Controlling Failover and Failback

resource types, Add a Node to a Cluster

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

structures for organizing, Benefits and Limitations of Clustering

technologies for, Preparing and Deploying Server Clusters

server licenses, Using Windows Server 2003, Web Edition

Server Message Block (SMB), Preparing the Domain(s)

server options, TCP/IP, Configuring TCP/IP Options

server roles, Identifying Domain and Forest Functional Level, Defining Active Directory Server Roles, Server Roles, Configuring Server Roles, Identify DNS Namespace and Storage, Using Configure Your Server

Active Directory, Identifying Domain and Forest Functional Level

configuring, Configuring Server Roles

Manage Your Server, Using Configure Your Server

multiple, Server Roles

types of, Defining Active Directory Server Roles

upgrades and, Identify DNS Namespace and Storage

servers, Deciding Between Upgrading and Migrating, Getting Information on User and Remote User Sessions, Planning for Day-to-Day Operations, Configuring Remote Desktop for Administration, Terminal Services Clients, Configuring Global Connection Settings, Considering the Impact of Site Link Bridging

Active Directory sites, Considering the Impact of Site Link Bridging

event logs of member, Getting Information on User and Remote User Sessions

high availability and, Planning for Day-to-Day Operations

Remote Desktop on, Configuring Remote Desktop for Administration

Terminal Services, Terminal Services Clients, Configuring Global Connection Settings

upgrading vs. migrating, Deciding Between Upgrading and Migrating

Service Account Migration Wizard, Migrating Service Accounts

Service Location records., Configuring Secondary Notification (see )

service packs, Preinstalling Service Packs, Preinstalling Service Packs, Preinstalling Hot Fixes and Security Updates, Upgrading Windows 2000 Forests and Domains, Upgrade Issues, Updating the Active Directory Forest and Domains, Creating Scheduled Tasks

avoiding domain corruption when upgrading forests, Updating the Active Directory Forest and Domains

hot fix and security update installations and, Preinstalling Hot Fixes and Security Updates, Creating Scheduled Tasks

preinstalling, Preinstalling Service Packs

preparing Windows 2000 upgrade, Upgrading Windows 2000 Forests and Domains

updating, Preinstalling Service Packs

upgrade issues, Upgrade Issues

service provider licensing agreement (SPLA), Windows Server 2003, Web Edition

services, Assessing Systems, Services and Protocols Used by RIS, Upgrading Windows NT 4 Servers, Migrating Service Accounts, Computer Management System Tools, Controlling Remote Registry Access, Delegated Authentication Essentials, Backup Strategy Considerations

backup and recovery for key, Backup Strategy Considerations

Computer Management tools, Computer Management System Tools

delegating, Delegated Authentication Essentials

identifying network, Assessing Systems

migrating accounts, Migrating Service Accounts

requiring remote access to Registry, Controlling Remote Registry Access

RIS, Services and Protocols Used by RIS

Windows NT 4 upgrade and, Upgrading Windows NT 4 Servers

Session Directory service, Modifying Applications After Installation, Enabling and Joining the Session Directory Service, Authorize Terminal Servers to Use the Terminal Services Session Directory Service, Authorize Terminal Servers to Use the Terminal Services Session Directory Service

authorizing terminal servers to use, Authorize Terminal Servers to Use the Terminal Services Session Directory Service

configuring each server to join, Authorize Terminal Servers to Use the Terminal Services Session Directory Service

enabling and starting, Enabling and Joining the Session Directory Service

overview of, Modifying Applications After Installation

SET command, Installing and Using the Recovery Console

setup, Preparing for the Installation and Getting Started, New Features and Enhancements, Setup Methods, Setup Programs, Creating a Local Dynamic Update Share, Managing Interactive Installations, Installation on 64-Bit Systems, Installation Sequence, Managing Unattended Installations

64-bit systems, Installation on 64-Bit Systems

automated, Managing Unattended Installations (see )

command line options, Setup Programs

disk partitioning during, Installation Sequence

Dynamic Update during, Creating a Local Dynamic Update Share

features, Preparing for the Installation and Getting Started

methods, New Features and Enhancements

programs, Setup Methods

x86-based systems, Managing Interactive Installations

Setup Manager, Winnt32 Command-Line Parameters, Using Answer Files in Automated Installations, Types of Answer Files, Using an Answer File

answer files with, Using Answer Files in Automated Installations, Types of Answer Files

automating setup with, Winnt32 Command-Line Parameters

unattended installations from, Using an Answer File

Setupcl.exe, Understanding Sysprep

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

SHADOW command, Gathering Terminal Services Information

Shadow Copy, Deleting Snapshot Images from the Command Line, Obtaining and Installing the Client, Installing the Shadow Copy Client, Backup Strategy Considerations

accessing shadow copies, Installing the Shadow Copy Client

backup strategies with, Backup Strategy Considerations

defined, Deleting Snapshot Images from the Command Line

installing, Obtaining and Installing the Client

Share A Folder Wizard, Creating Shares by Using Computer Management

share permissions, Using and Finding Shares, Understanding Share Permissions, Understanding Share Permissions, Managing File Shares After Configuration, Tracking and Logging File Share Permissions by Using SrvCheck

configuring, Understanding Share Permissions

copying, Tracking and Logging File Share Permissions by Using SrvCheck

defined, Using and Finding Shares

overview of, Understanding Share Permissions

tracking and logging, Managing File Shares After Configuration

shared files and folders., File Sharing and Security (see )

shared printers, Changing Standard TCP/IP Port Monitor Settings, Installing and Updating Print Drivers on Clients

shell command tasks, Saving the Console Tool to the Desktop, the Start Menu, or a Folder, Creating Shell Command Tasks

shortcut menus, Adding, Copying, and Moving Menu Items

shortcut trusts, Active Directory Trusts, Two-Way Transitive Trusts, Examining Domain and Forest Trusts

authentication and, Two-Way Transitive Trusts

establishing, Examining Domain and Forest Trusts

overview of, Active Directory Trusts

Show Desktop button, restoring, Controlling Programs in the Notification Area

shutdown, Modifying User Policy Preference Using Loopback Processing, Repairing Missing or Corrupted System Files

scripts, Modifying User Policy Preference Using Loopback Processing

troubleshooting, Repairing Missing or Corrupted System Files

SID migration, Using the Group Account Migration Wizard

side states, media, Understanding Media State and Identification

SIDs (security identifiers), Creating the Master Installation, Migrating Security Principals, Migrating Security Principals, Using the Group Account Migration Wizard, Migrating Service Accounts, Directory System Agent and Database Layer, Maintaining User Accounts

deleting user accounts and, Maintaining User Accounts

Directory System Agent reading, Directory System Agent and Database Layer

history, Migrating Security Principals

migrating global group accounts, Using the Group Account Migration Wizard

migrating security principals and, Migrating Security Principals

RIPrep changing, Creating the Master Installation

security translation and, Migrating Service Accounts

signed device drivers, Using Signed Device Drivers

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol., Understanding IP and SMTP Replication Transports (see )

Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP), .NET Framework Technologies

simple volumes, LDM Metadata and LDM Data Partitions, Creating a Simple or Spanned Volume, Creating a Simple or Spanned Volume, Extending a Simple or Spanned Volume

creating, Creating a Simple or Spanned Volume

defined, LDM Metadata and LDM Data Partitions

extending, Creating a Simple or Spanned Volume

recovering failed, Extending a Simple or Spanned Volume

Single Instance Store (SIS) service, Services and Protocols Used by RIS

single quorum device multinode clusters, Using Server Cluster

single-node clusters, Using Server Cluster

single-server environment, Terminal Services, Capacity Planning for Terminal Services

SIS (Single Instance Store) service, Services and Protocols Used by RIS

site group policies, Managing Group Policy Inheritance and Processing

site link bridges, Designing the Intersite Replication Topology, Creating a Site Link

configuring, Designing the Intersite Replication Topology

creating, Creating a Site Link

site links, Associating Domain Controllers with a Site, Creating a Site Link, Creating a Site Link, Configuring Site Link Replication Options

creating, Creating a Site Link

managing, Associating Domain Controllers with a Site

replication options, Configuring Site Link Replication Options

transitive nature of, Creating a Site Link

sites., Active Directory Site Administration (see )

slow link detection, Group Policy Refresh

Small Computer System Interface (SCSI), Understanding Media Libraries

smart card option, Configuring Account Options

Smartdrv, Setup Programs

SMB (Server Message Block), Preparing the Domain(s)

SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol), Understanding IP and SMTP Replication Transports, Creating a Site Link, Configuring Site Link Bridges

as replication transport, Understanding IP and SMTP Replication Transports

site link bridges, Configuring Site Link Bridges

site links, Creating a Site Link

snap-ins, MMC, Introducing the MMC, Introducing the MMC, MMC Modes, MMC Modes, MMC and Remote Computers, Step 1: Creating the Console

adding to console, Step 1: Creating the Console

controlling availability with Group Policy, MMC Modes

enhancements to, Introducing the MMC

in MMC windows, MMC Modes

overview of, Introducing the MMC

remote computers and, MMC and Remote Computers

SOA (Start Of Authority) records, DNS Resource Records, Secondary Zones, Stub Zones, and Conditional Forwarding, Configuring Secondary Notification, Configuring Secondary Notification, Start Of Authority (SOA) Records

creating, Start Of Authority (SOA) Records

defined, DNS Resource Records

in forward lookup zones, Configuring Secondary Notification

in reverse lookup zones, Configuring Secondary Notification

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

SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol), .NET Framework Technologies

soft page fault, Resolving Memory Bottlenecks

software, Software Restriction Policies in Group Policy, Evaluating the Network Infrastructure, Assess Domain Architecture and Changes, Select and Implement Standards, Using Windows Server 2003, Web Edition, Deciding Between Upgrading and Migrating, Planning for High Availability, Meeting Performance, Capacity, and Availability Requirements, Solving Printing Problems, Local and Active Directory Group Policy, Group Policy Architecture

compatibility issues for OS upgrades, Deciding Between Upgrading and Migrating

Group Policy settings, Local and Active Directory Group Policy, Group Policy Architecture

high availability, Planning for High Availability

licenses, Evaluating the Network Infrastructure, Using Windows Server 2003, Web Edition

printer troubleshooting, Solving Printing Problems

RAID, Meeting Performance, Capacity, and Availability Requirements

restriction policies in Group Policy, Software Restriction Policies in Group Policy

standardizing system, Select and Implement Standards

updates, Assess Domain Architecture and Changes

Software Assurance (SA), Select License

software RAID, Meeting Performance, Capacity, and Availability Requirements

software restriction policies in Group Policy, Software Restriction Policies in Group Policy

Software Update Service (SUS), Assess Domain Architecture and Changes

spanned volumes, LDM Metadata and LDM Data Partitions, Creating a Simple or Spanned Volume, Creating a Simple or Spanned Volume, Extending a Simple or Spanned Volume

creating, Creating a Simple or Spanned Volume

defined, LDM Metadata and LDM Data Partitions

extending, Creating a Simple or Spanned Volume

recovering failed, Extending a Simple or Spanned Volume

sparse files, Sparse Files

special permissions, Basic Permissions

special shares, Using and Finding Shares

SPLA (service provider licensing agreement), Windows Server 2003, Web Edition

split-brain design, DNS, Architecting a DNS Design

spool folder, Understanding Printer Permissions

Spooler service, Controlling Remote Registry Access

SQLXML (Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Web Release), Upgrade Issues

SRV (Service Location) records, DHCP Security Considerations, DNS Resource Records, Configuring Secondary Notification, Service Location (SRV) Records

creating, Service Location (SRV) Records

defined, DNS Resource Records

DHCP security and, DHCP Security Considerations

in Active Directory–integrated zones, Configuring Secondary Notification

SrvCheck, Managing File Shares After Configuration

standard taskpad view, Getting Started with Taskpads

standard zones, Configuring Subdomains and Delegating Authority, Configuring Secondary Notification

adding resource records, Configuring Secondary Notification

transfers, Configuring Subdomains and Delegating Authority

standards, Windows XP and Active Directory, Select and Implement Standards, Planning for Software Needs

high availability, Planning for Software Needs

selecting and implementing, Select and Implement Standards

support for, Windows XP and Active Directory

standby DHCP servers, Setting Up DHCP Servers

standby nodes, server clusters, Server Cluster Configurations

Start menu, IETF Security Standards Support, Modifying the Start Menu Content, Modifying the Start Menu Content, Modifying the Start Menu Content, Adding, Copying, and Moving Menu Items, Adding, Copying, and Moving Menu Items, Adding, Copying, and Moving Menu Items, Adding, Copying, and Moving Menu Items, Adding, Copying, and Moving Menu Items, Highlighting and Hiding Menu Items, Controlling the Frequently Used Programs List, Controlling the Frequently Used Programs List, Sorting and Renaming Menu Items, Setting the Console Icon Before Saving

adding items, Adding, Copying, and Moving Menu Items

Classic option vs. newer options, IETF Security Standards Support

configuration, Modifying the Start Menu Content

console tool saved to, Setting the Console Icon Before Saving

copying items, Adding, Copying, and Moving Menu Items

features, Modifying the Start Menu Content

frequently used programs list, Highlighting and Hiding Menu Items

hiding items, Adding, Copying, and Moving Menu Items

highlighting items, Adding, Copying, and Moving Menu Items

moving items, Adding, Copying, and Moving Menu Items

removing items, Sorting and Renaming Menu Items

renaming items, Controlling the Frequently Used Programs List

sorting items, Controlling the Frequently Used Programs List

Start Of Authority records., Start Of Authority (SOA) Records (see )

startup, Using an Answer File, MMC Modes, Creating Scheduled Tasks, Fixing File System Errors by Using Check Disk, Modifying User Policy Preference Using Loopback Processing, Setting Startup and Recovery Options, Installing and Using the Recovery Console, Restoring a Failed Domain Controller by Installing a New Domain Controller, Repairing Missing or Corrupted System Files

automated installations, Using an Answer File

disk checking on, Fixing File System Errors by Using Check Disk

MMC, MMC Modes

options, Setting Startup and Recovery Options

Recovery Console for, Installing and Using the Recovery Console

restart issues, Repairing Missing or Corrupted System Files

scripts, Modifying User Policy Preference Using Loopback Processing

task, Creating Scheduled Tasks

troubleshooting, Restoring a Failed Domain Controller by Installing a New Domain Controller

states, media, Working with the Removable Storage Snap-In

static IP addressing, Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS), Configuring Static IP Addressing

Stop errors, Setup Reports Insufficient System Resources

storage, Enhanced File Management by Using DFS, Evaluating the Network Infrastructure, Choosing Domain and Forest Functional Levels, Computer Management System Tools, HKEY_CURRENT_USER, Storage Management, Using Internal and External Storage Devices, Using Internal and External Storage Devices, Improving Storage Management, Improving Storage Management, Improving Storage Management, Booting from SANs and Using SANs with Clusters, Booting from SANs and Using SANs with Clusters, Configuring Storage, Adding New Disks, Working with MBR Disks, Using and Converting MBR and GPT Disks, Using and Converting MBR and GPT Disks, Using and Converting Basic and Dynamic Disks, Converting FAT or FAT32 to NTFS, Deleting a Partition, Logical Drive, or Volume, LDM Metadata and LDM Data Partitions, How Shadow Copies Works

adding new disks, Adding New Disks

basic and dynamic types, Using and Converting MBR and GPT Disks

booting from SANs, Improving Storage Management

clusters with SANs, Improving Storage Management

Computer Management tools, Computer Management System Tools

Disk Management tools, Configuring Storage

dynamic disk volumes, LDM Metadata and LDM Data Partitions (see )

enhancements, Enhanced File Management by Using DFS

external devices, Using Internal and External Storage Devices

FAT or FAT32 to NTFS conversion, Using and Converting Basic and Dynamic Disks

GPT disk partitions, Working with MBR Disks, Deleting a Partition, Logical Drive, or Volume

improving, Improving Storage Management

internal devices, Using Internal and External Storage Devices

MBR disk partitions, Converting FAT or FAT32 to NTFS (see )

network, Evaluating the Network Infrastructure

Registry data, HKEY_CURRENT_USER

requirements, Booting from SANs and Using SANs with Clusters

shadow copies, How Shadow Copies Works

troubleshooting SAN configuration, Booting from SANs and Using SANs with Clusters

types of, Using and Converting MBR and GPT Disks

upgrades and, Choosing Domain and Forest Functional Levels

storage area networks., Improving Storage Management (see )

streaming media server, Server Roles

stress testing, server clusters, Network Load Balancing Client Affinity and Port Configurations

striped volumes., Optimizing Networking for Server Clusters (see )

stub zones, DNS Zones and Zone Transfers, Secondary Zones, Stub Zones, and Conditional Forwarding, 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

Active Directory, Using DNS with Active Directory

defined, DNS Zones and Zone Transfers

forward lookup zones, Configuring a Large Network Using the Configure A DNS Server Wizard

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

overview of, Secondary Zones, Stub Zones, and Conditional Forwarding

subdomains, Configuring Forwarders and Conditional Forwarding

subnet broadcasts, Multicast IP Addresses

subnets, Using Subnets and Subnet Masks, Using Subnets and Subnet Masks, Using Subnets and Subnet Masks, Subnet Masks, Network Prefix Notation, Subnetting Class A Networks, Subnetting Class B Networks, Subnetting Class C Networks, Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS), Creating Normal Scopes Using the DHCP Console, Mapping Network Infrastructure, Creating an Active Directory Site

Active Directory site configuration, Mapping Network Infrastructure

associating with Active Directory site, Creating an Active Directory Site

Class A networks, Subnetting Class A Networks

Class B networks, Subnetting Class B Networks

Class C networks, Subnetting Class C Networks

defined, Using Subnets and Subnet Masks

masks, Using Subnets and Subnet Masks

network prefix notation, Subnet Masks

scope creation with DHCP Console, Creating Normal Scopes Using the DHCP Console

subnetting overview, Network Prefix Notation

TCP/IP preinstallation, Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS)

subordinate name server, Configuring Forwarders and Conditional Forwarding

subsystem (WOW64), 64-Bit Computing

subtrees, Registry, Understanding the Registry Structure

Success Audit event, Accessing the Event Logs and Viewing Events

superscopes, Authorizing DHCP Servers in Active Directory

Support Tools, Using the System Utility, Maintaining the Registry

SUS (Software Update Service), Assess Domain Architecture and Changes

synchronization, file, Managing File Synchronization

Sysprep (System Preparation Wizard), Setup Methods, Winnt32 Command-Line Parameters, Determining the Method of Automation, Establishing the Distribution Folders, Types of Answer Files, Creating the Answer File, Creating the Answer File, Examining Answer Files, Using RIPrep to Create an OS Image, Using Unsigned NIC Drivers, Using Unsigned NIC Drivers, Understanding Sysprep, Using Sysprep to Clone a Computer, Running Sysprep

answer files, Types of Answer Files

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

cloning computer with, Understanding Sysprep

copying administrator profile, Using Sysprep to Clone a Computer

defined, Setup Methods, Winnt32 Command-Line Parameters

distribution folders, Establishing the Distribution Folders

examining, Examining Answer Files

overview of, Using Unsigned NIC Drivers

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

running, Running Sysprep

user interaction and, Creating the Answer File

Sysprep.exe, Understanding Sysprep

Sysprint.sep separator pages, Configuring Separator Pages

Sysprtj.sep separator pages, Using Separator Pages

system, Evaluating the Network Infrastructure, Select and Implement Standards, Managing Interactive Installations, Installation on 64-Bit Systems, Upgrading vs. Migrating, Using Computer Management, How Shadow Copies Works

compatibility check, Installation on 64-Bit Systems, Upgrading vs. Migrating

Computer Management tools, Using Computer Management

hardware and software standardization, Select and Implement Standards

network, Evaluating the Network Infrastructure

partitions, Managing Interactive Installations

shadow copy service writer, How Shadow Copies Works

System File Protection, Automatic Updates

system files, Creating Your Backup Strategy

System Information utility, Resolving Resource Conflicts

System log, Understanding the Event Logs

System Monitor, Comprehensive Performance Analysis and Logging, Establishing Performance Baselines, Using System Monitor, Selecting Performance Objects and Counters to Monitor, Selecting Performance Objects and Counters to Monitor, Selecting Performance Objects and Counters to Monitor, Monitoring Performance Remotely, Managing Print Jobs

defined, Comprehensive Performance Analysis and Logging

displays, Selecting Performance Objects and Counters to Monitor

performance objects and counters, Selecting Performance Objects and Counters to Monitor

print server performance, Managing Print Jobs

remote monitoring, Monitoring Performance Remotely

views, Selecting Performance Objects and Counters to Monitor

working with, Using System Monitor

System Preparation Wizard., Using Unsigned NIC Drivers (see )

System Restore, Automatic Updates

System State, Hardware and Configuration Considerations for Domain Controllers, Creating Domain Controllers in a New Domain, Using the Active Directory Installation Wizard with Backup Media, Recovering Configuration Data

backing up domain controllers, Using the Active Directory Installation Wizard with Backup Media

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

recovering configuration data, Recovering Configuration Data

restoring failed domain controllers, Creating Domain Controllers in a New Domain

System utility, Installation on 64-Bit Systems, Creating Scheduled Tasks

system volume, Working with Basic and Dynamic Disks, Configuring Drive Letters, Adding a Mirror to an Existing Volume, Resolving Problems with Mirrored Sets

defined, Working with Basic and Dynamic Disks

drive letter of, Configuring Drive Letters

mirroring, Adding a Mirror to an Existing Volume

rebuilding mirrored, Resolving Problems with Mirrored Sets

Sysvol, Hardware and Configuration Considerations for Domain Controllers, Creating Additional Domain Controllers for an Existing Domain, Group Policy Architecture, Sysvol Replication Using the File Replication Service, Performing a Primary Restore of Sysvol Data

Active Directory preinstallation consideration, Hardware and Configuration Considerations for Domain Controllers

FRS replication of, Sysvol Replication Using the File Replication Service

Group Policy files stored on, Group Policy Architecture

location for storing, Creating Additional Domain Controllers for an Existing Domain

primary restore, Performing a Primary Restore of Sysvol Data

SYSVOL share, Microsoft UAM Volume