W

waiting operations, Using the Work Queue

WANs (wide area networks), DHCP Messages and Relay Agents

Warning event, Accessing the Event Logs and Viewing Events

watermarks, setting in printed documents, Setting General Properties, Printing Preferences, and Document Defaults

Web, Using Counter Logs, Using Trace Logs, Copying File Share Permissions

sharing files on, Copying File Share Permissions

viewing performance data from, Using Counter Logs, Using Trace Logs

Web Service Description Language (WSDL), .NET Framework Technologies

wide area networks (WANs), DHCP Messages and Relay Agents

wildcards, Using and Finding Shares, Searching for a File and Listing Available Versions

restoring shadow copies from command line, Searching for a File and Listing Available Versions

searching for folders, Using and Finding Shares

Winbom.ini file, Types of Answer Files

Windows 2000, Identifying Domain and Forest Functional Level, Identifying Domain and Forest Functional Level, Performing the Migration: An Overview, Using Userand Vendor-Specific TCP/IP Options, Accessing Shared Printers on Windows 2000 or Later, Design Considerations for Compatibility, Understanding the Scopes of Groups

domain and forest functional levels, Identifying Domain and Forest Functional Level, Design Considerations for Compatibility

group scope nesting in, Understanding the Scopes of Groups

migration from, Performing the Migration: An Overview

mixed mode vs. native mode, Identifying Domain and Forest Functional Level

Options, Using Userand Vendor-Specific TCP/IP Options

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

Windows 2000 upgrades, Preparing for Upgrades and Migration, Additional Research, Upgrading to Windows Server 2003, Upgrade Issues, Verify an Upgrade Recovery Plan, Verify an Upgrade Recovery Plan, Upgrading from Windows 2000, Upgrading from Windows 2000, General Upgrade Preparation Tools, Active Directory Preparation Tool, Preparing the Domain(s), Changing Operations Masters, Changing Operations Masters, Using and Converting MBR and GPT Disks

Active Directory forests and domains, Active Directory Preparation Tool

Active Directory preparation tool, General Upgrade Preparation Tools

disk issues, Using and Converting MBR and GPT Disks

domain controllers, Preparing the Domain(s)

general considerations for, Upgrading to Windows Server 2003

member servers, Changing Operations Masters

overview of, Verify an Upgrade Recovery Plan

preparation tools, Upgrading from Windows 2000

preparing for, Preparing for Upgrades and Migration, Additional Research

recovery plan, Upgrade Issues

troubleshooting, Upgrading from Windows 2000

users and groups, Changing Operations Masters

Windows Components Wizard, Deploying Multi-Server Environments, Considerations for Installing a Terminal Services License Server

Windows Explorer, Creating and Publishing Shared Folders, Copying File Share Permissions, Specifying Files and Folders to Audit, Installing the Shadow Copy Client

accessing shadow copies on clients, Installing the Shadow Copy Client

auditing files and folders, Specifying Files and Folders to Audit

creating shares, Creating and Publishing Shared Folders

sharing files on Web, Copying File Share Permissions

Windows Installer CleanUp Utility, Maintaining the Registry

Windows Installer Zapper, Using the Windows Installer CleanUp Utility

Windows Load Balancing Service (WLBS), Adding Nodes to a Network Load Balancing Cluster

Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI), How Shadow Copies Works

Windows NT 4, Performing the Migration: An Overview, Understanding Windows Server 2003 Print Services, Print Services Changes for Windows Server 2003, Changing Standard TCP/IP Port Monitor Settings, Protocols and Client Interfaces, NTLM and Kerberos Authentication, Domain Design Considerations

Active Directory support of SAM, Protocols and Client Interfaces

domain plan, Domain Design Considerations

migration from, Performing the Migration: An Overview

NTLM authentication, NTLM and Kerberos Authentication

print server upgrades, Print Services Changes for Windows Server 2003

printer drivers, Understanding Windows Server 2003 Print Services

shared printers on, Changing Standard TCP/IP Port Monitor Settings

Windows NT 4 upgrade, Preparing for Upgrades and Migration, Upgrading vs. Migrating, Preparing for an Upgrade from Windows NT 4 to Windows Server 2003, Upgrading to Windows Server 2003, Upgrade Issues, Upgrading DNS Services, Upgrading DNS Services, Determine Server Hardware Compatibility, Managing Disk Partitions, Managing Disk Partitions, Establishing Operations Masters, Establishing Operations Masters

disk partitions, Managing Disk Partitions

domain controllers, Managing Disk Partitions

drives, Upgrading vs. Migrating

general considerations for, Upgrading to Windows Server 2003

hardware compatibility, Upgrading DNS Services

performing, Establishing Operations Masters

preparing for, Preparing for Upgrades and Migration, Preparing for an Upgrade from Windows NT 4 to Windows Server 2003

recovery plan, Upgrade Issues

security groups, Establishing Operations Masters

versions of, Determine Server Hardware Compatibility

Windows operating systems, Introducing Windows Server 2003, .NET Framework Layers, Identifying Domain and Forest Functional Level, Performance Monitoring and Tuning, Using Userand Vendor-Specific TCP/IP Options, Changing Standard TCP/IP Port Monitor Settings, Protocols and Client Interfaces

performance tuning, Performance Monitoring and Tuning

Windows 2000, Identifying Domain and Forest Functional Level (see )

Windows 95/98, Using Userand Vendor-Specific TCP/IP Options, Changing Standard TCP/IP Port Monitor Settings

Windows NT 4, Protocols and Client Interfaces (see )

Windows Server 2003, Introducing Windows Server 2003 (see )

Windows XP, .NET Framework Layers (see )

Windows Preinstallation Environment (WinPE) CD, Preinstallation Tasks

Windows Product Activation (WPA), Select License, Preparing for the Installation and Getting Started

Windows Server 2003, Introducing Windows Server 2003, Introducing Windows Server 2003, What's New in Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003, Web Edition, 64-Bit Computing, .NET Framework Layers, Windows XP and Active Directory, Windows XP and Active Directory, IETF Security Standards Support, Simple and Classic Start Menus, Improvements for Active Directory Tools, Forest-to-Forest Trusts, Software Restriction Policies in Group Policy, Software Restriction Policies in Group Policy, Headless Servers and Out-of-Band Management, Headless Servers and Out-of-Band Management, Microsoft .NET Passport Support, Microsoft .NET Passport Support, Planning for Windows Server 2003, Identifying Domain and Forest Functional Level, Identifying Domain and Forest Functional Level, Identifying Domain and Forest Functional Level, Using Windows Device Drivers, Using and Converting MBR and GPT Disks, Design Considerations for Compatibility, Design Considerations for Compatibility

.NET technologies, 64-Bit Computing

64-bit computing, Windows Server 2003, Web Edition

Active Directory, Improvements for Active Directory Tools

administration, Software Restriction Policies in Group Policy

device drivers, Using Windows Device Drivers

disk issues when upgrading to, Using and Converting MBR and GPT Disks

domain functional levels, Identifying Domain and Forest Functional Level, Design Considerations for Compatibility

editions, What's New in Windows Server 2003

forest functional levels, Identifying Domain and Forest Functional Level, Design Considerations for Compatibility

Group Policy, Forest-to-Forest Trusts

installing Administration Tools on Windows XP, Windows XP and Active Directory

interface, IETF Security Standards Support

interim mode, Identifying Domain and Forest Functional Level

lock down feature, Headless Servers and Out-of-Band Management

maintenance, Microsoft .NET Passport Support

management, Software Restriction Policies in Group Policy

overview of, Introducing Windows Server 2003

planning for, Planning for Windows Server 2003 (see )

reliability, Microsoft .NET Passport Support

security, Headless Servers and Out-of-Band Management

standards, Windows XP and Active Directory

tools, Simple and Classic Start Menus

Windows XP and, .NET Framework Layers

Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition, What's New in Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition, Using Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition, How a Clean Installation and an Upgrade Differ, Creating the Answer File, Determine Server Hardware Compatibility

choosing, Using Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition

defined, What's New in Windows Server 2003

enhancements, Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition

not available as upgrade option, Determine Server Hardware Compatibility

unattended installations, Creating the Answer File

upgrade paths, How a Clean Installation and an Upgrade Differ

Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition, What's New in Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition, Using Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition, How a Clean Installation and an Upgrade Differ

choosing, Using Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition

defined, What's New in Windows Server 2003

enhancements, Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition

upgrade paths, How a Clean Installation and an Upgrade Differ

Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition, What's New in Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition, Server Roles, How a Clean Installation and an Upgrade Differ, How a Clean Installation and an Upgrade Differ

choosing, Server Roles

defined, What's New in Windows Server 2003

enhancements, Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition

installing with more than two CPUs, How a Clean Installation and an Upgrade Differ

upgrade paths, How a Clean Installation and an Upgrade Differ

Windows Server 2003, Web Edition, What's New in Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition, Using Windows Server 2003, Web Edition, How a Clean Installation and an Upgrade Differ, Operating Systems Installable by Using RIS

choosing, Using Windows Server 2003, Web Edition

defined, What's New in Windows Server 2003

overview of, Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition

RIS not included with, Operating Systems Installable by Using RIS

upgrade paths, How a Clean Installation and an Upgrade Differ

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

Windows Setup, Installation Sequence, Setup Refuses to Install or Start, Setup Refuses to Install or Start, Setup Reports Insufficient System Resources, Installing Windows Using RIS

cannot connect to domain controller, Setup Reports Insufficient System Resources

installation sequence, Installation Sequence

reports insufficient system resources, Setup Refuses to Install or Start

reports media or CD-ROM error, Setup Refuses to Install or Start

troubleshooting automated installation, Installing Windows Using RIS

Windows System Resource Manager (WSRM), Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition

Windows XP, .NET Framework Layers, .NET Framework Layers, .NET Framework Layers, .NET Framework Layers

Active Directory and, .NET Framework Layers

Home Edition, .NET Framework Layers

Professional Edition, .NET Framework Layers

Windows Server 2003 and, .NET Framework Layers

windows, MMC, MMC Modes, Step 1: Creating the Console, Step 2: Adding Snap-Ins to the Console

console customization, Step 1: Creating the Console

overview of, MMC Modes

using multiple, Step 2: Adding Snap-Ins to the Console

Winnt.exe, Setup Methods, Setup Programs, Setup Programs, Performing Other Preinstallation Tasks

command-line setup, Setup Programs

overview of, Setup Methods

renaming files and folders for, Performing Other Preinstallation Tasks

Smartdrv and, Setup Programs

Winnt32.exe, Setup Methods, Setup Programs, Creating a Local Dynamic Update Share

command-line setup, Setup Programs

Dynamic Update and, Creating a Local Dynamic Update Share

overview of, Setup Methods

WinPE (Windows Preinstallation Environment) CD, Preinstallation Tasks

Winpeoem.sif file, Types of Answer Files

WINS (Windows Internet Naming Service), Assessing Systems, How Shadow Copies Works, Name Resolution, Preparing for Installation of TCP/IP Networking, Configuring Advanced DNS Settings, Implementing and Maintaining WINS, NetBIOS Namespace and Scope, WINS Name Registration and Cache, WINS Name Registration and Cache, WINS Implementation Details and New Features, Installing WINS, Configuring Replication Partners, Configuring Automatic Replication Partners, Configuring Burst Handling, Checking Active Registrations and Scavenging Records, Checking Active Registrations and Scavenging Records, Checking Active Registrations and Scavenging Records, Verifying the WINS Database Consistency, Restoring the WINS Database, Selecting the Optimal Backup Techniques

active registrations, Checking Active Registrations and Scavenging Records

advanced settings, Configuring Advanced DNS Settings

backup and recovery, Selecting the Optimal Backup Techniques

burst handling, Configuring Automatic Replication Partners

database compaction, Verifying the WINS Database Consistency

database maintenance, Checking Active Registrations and Scavenging Records

DNS lookups, Restoring the WINS Database

features, WINS Name Registration and Cache

identifying, Assessing Systems

installing, WINS Implementation Details and New Features

name registration and cache, WINS Name Registration and Cache

NetBIOS and, NetBIOS Namespace and Scope

overview of, Name Resolution

postinstallation tasks, Installing WINS

replication partners, Configuring Replication Partners

scavenging records, Checking Active Registrations and Scavenging Records

server status and configuration, Configuring Burst Handling

shadow copy service writer, How Shadow Copies Works

TCP/IP preinstallation, Preparing for Installation of TCP/IP Networking

WINS resource type, server cluster, Cluster Resource Types

WINS server, Server Roles

wireless security, Windows Server 2003 Feature Lock Down

WLBS (Windows Load Balancing Service), Adding Nodes to a Network Load Balancing Cluster

WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation), How Shadow Copies Works

work queues, Working with the Removable Storage Snap-In, Deleting Application Media Pools, Deleting Application Media Pools

defined, Working with the Removable Storage Snap-In

overview of, Deleting Application Media Pools

working with, Deleting Application Media Pools

workgroups, Installation Sequence, Creating the Answer File

automated installation options, Creating the Answer File

joining, Installation Sequence

worksheets, Analyzing the Existing Network

WOW64 (Windows on Windows 64) subsystem, 64-Bit Computing

WPA (Windows Product Activation), Select License, Preparing for the Installation and Getting Started

Write Attributes permission, Special Permissions

Write Data permission, Special Permissions

Write Extended Attributes permission, Special Permissions

Write permission, Basic Permissions

writers, shadow copy, Using Shadow Copies of Shared Folders

WSDL (Web Service Description Language), .NET Framework Technologies

WSRM (Windows System Resource Manager), Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition