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Название: MCSA/MCSE 2003 JumpStart: Computer and Network BasicsАвтор: Donald L. Аннотация: This unique book provides aspiring Microsoft professionals with a solid foundation in computer, networking, and operating systems fundamentals before embarking on a comprehensive MCSA or MCSE study program. Specifically for future Microsoft certification candidates, MCSA/MCSE 2003 JumpStart uses clear and concise explanations to demystify a wide range of topics, including basic computer architecture, data storage, user interfaces, network models, Windows Server 2003, and other relevant Windows products. Written by an experienced instructor, this book is an ideal first-step for MCSA and MCSE certification candidates, and a perfect precursor to Sybex's broad line of best-selling and award-winning Certification Study Guides.
Язык: Рубрика: Технология /Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц ed2k: ed2k stats Год издания: 2003Количество страниц: 355Добавлена в каталог: 19.08.2007Операции: Положить на полку |
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domain local group 271—272 Domain Name System (DNS) 211 Domain Name System (DNS) and Active Directory 248—249 Domain Name System (DNS), function in IP network 215 domain naming master 262 Domain network model 190 191—193 192 Domain users global group 271 Domains, in Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 251—252 Domains, physical vs. logical divisions 268 Domains, Properties dialog box 251 DOS 8 96—97 DOS shell 97 DOS, changing time and date 130—131 DOS, configuration files 132—134 DOS, configuration files, AUTOEXEC.BAT file 133—134 DOS, configuration files, BOOT.INI file 134 DOS, configuration files, CONFIG.SYS file 133 DOS, for directory structure 116—119 DOS, for disk organization 112—115 DOS, for disk organization, boot disk preparation 115 DOS, for disk organization, formatting 114—115 DOS, for disk organization, partitions 113 DOS, for file manipulation 120—124 DOS, for file manipulation, copying and moving files 126—128 DOS, for file manipulation, deleting files 123—124 DOS, for file manipulation, file attributes 128—130 DOS, for file manipulation, file contents display 121—122 DOS, for file manipulation, name changes 124 DOS, for file manipulation, text document editing 122—123 DOS, for file manipulation, text file creation from console 120—121 DOS, wildcards 125—126 DOSKEY command (DOS) 97 131 Dot matrix printer 74 Dot pitch 64 Drive Properties dialog box 156 156 DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) 70—71 Dual booting between operating systems 106—107 Dual booting between operating systems, Windows 98 and Windows XP Professional 113 Dual inline memory modules (DIMMs) 19 Dual inline package(DIP) switches 77 78 Dual-boot, and file system selection 289 Duron processor (AMD) 14 DVD-RAM 53 DVD-ROM 53 DVD-Video 53 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) 211 249 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), function in IP network 214—215 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), server 236 Dynamic memory 18 dynamic updates 104 EBCDIC (Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code) 177 ECP (Extended Capabilities Port) 61 EDIT command (DOS) 97 120 122—123 EDO (Extended Data Out) RAM 20 EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable ROM) 21 Effective permission 285 EGA (Enhanced Graphics Adapter) 64 EIDE (Enhanced IDE) drives 33 34 EISA (Enhanced Industry Standard Architecture) 22 Electrically Erasable Programmable ROM (EEPROM) 21 Electron gun 63 EMM386.exe utility 97 Encrypting File System 104 Encryption of data 165 177 Enhanced Graphics Adapter (EGA) 64 Enhanced Industry Standard Architecture (EISA) 22 Enhanced Parallel Port (EPP) 61 Enterprise admins global group 271 Environment parameters 132 EPP (Enhanced Parallel Port) 61 EPROM (Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) 20 Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory (EPROM) 20 error control 165 ESDI 33 Ethernet 71 204—209 Ethernet, hardware 208—209 Ethernet, naming conventions 207 Ethernet, popularity 206 Ethernet, standards 206—207 Everyone group, changing permissions 293 Everyone group, default NTFS permissions 290 Exabyte (EB) 28 expansion cards 21 76—78 Expansion cards, inserting 21—22 Expansion cards, internal ISDN adapters 73 Expansion cards, internal modems 70 Expansion cards, plug and play 77—78 Expansion cards, video display adapter standards 64—65 expansion slots 76 Explicit permission 275 Explorer (Windows 95) 99 Explorer (Windows XP) 159—160 Explorer (Windows XP) vs. My Network Places 286 Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code (EBCDIC) 177 Extended Capabilities Port (ECP) 61 Extended partition 41 Extensible Markup Language (XML), Windows Server 2003 support for 226 F3 key in DOS 131 Fast Ethernet 206 FAT (File Allocation Table) 114 FAT/FAT32, vs. NTFS 289 FAT32 128 240 Fault tolerance 42 Fault tolerance, from mirrored stripe set 45 Fault tolerance, from RAID 43 Fault tolerance, in network operating system 223 FDISK command (DOS) 40 112 113 Fiber distributed data interface (FDDI) 203 Fiber-optic 207 File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks 188 File handles 133 File level NTFS permissions 291 File Manager (Windows) 98 File manipulation in DOS 120—124 File manipulation in DOS, deleting files 123—124 File manipulation in DOS, file contents display 121—122 File manipulation in DOS, name changes 124 File manipulation in DOS, text document editing 122—123 File manipulation in DOS, text file creation from console 120—121 File server 222 File system, FAT (File Allocation Table) 114 File system, FAT/FAT32, vs. NTFS 289 File system, FAT32 128 240 File system, NTFS (New Technology File System) 235 287—293 File system, NTFS (New Technology File System), basics 289—290 File system, selecting 288—289 File Transfer Protocol (FTP) 101 File Transfer Protocol (FTP), server 236 Files and Settings Transfer Wizard 143 Files, searches for 145—146 Fixed media 28 Flexible Single Master Operation (FSMO) roles 262—263 Floating Point Unit (FPU) 3 Floppy disks, for application distribution 49 floppy disks, formatting 114 floppy drives 29 50 Flow Control 165 Folder Options dialog box 153 Folder Properties dialog box, Security tab 293 Folders, NTFS permissions 290—291 folders, sharing 282—284 Folders, sharing, on peer-to-peer network 184 Forests in Active Directory 253—255 FORMAT command (DOS) 97 112 114—115 FPU (Floating Point Unit) 3 FQDN (fully qualified domain name) 211 FQDN (fully qualified domain name), in DNS 215 Frame 170—171 Free Software Foundation, Gnu's Not Unix project 105—106 freeware 105 FrontPage 97 239 FrontPage Express 100 ftp (file transfer protocol) 101 FTP (File Transfer Protocol), server 236 full access 282 Full Control NTFS permission 291 Full Control share permission 284 Full-duplex communication 176 210 fully qualified domain name (FQDN) 211 Fully qualified domain name (FQDN), in DNS 215 G3 processor (Apple) 15 Gateway, default for TCP/IP 214 General Electric 105 GHz (gigahertz) 3 Gigabit Ethernet 206 gigabyte (GB) 28 Gigahertz (GHz) 3 global catalog 261 262 Global catalog, in Active Directory 255 global groups 270 271 Graphical user interface (GUI) 98 Graphics mode for printer 74 groups 267 269—274 groups, configuring 273—274 groups, creating 273 Groups, share permissions for 286 Groups, types 270—273 Guest account 275 Guests local group 272 273 H (hidden) attribute (DOS) 129 H0 channel 73 Half-duplex communication 176 hard drives 29 30 Hard drives, basics 30—31 Hard drives, configurations 42—48 Hard drives, drive organization 39—40 Hard drives, file system for 288—289 Hard drives, IDE drives 31—35 hard drives, partitions 41 Hard drives, SCSI drives 36—39 Hardware Compatibility List (Microsoft) 78 hardware configuration 81—91 Hardware configuration, base memory 86—87 Hardware configuration, DMA (direct memory access) 90 90—91 Hardware configuration, driver installation 83 Hardware configuration, I/O memory 88—89 Hardware configuration, installation 82 Hardware configuration, interrupts 84—85 Hardware configuration, system resources 87—88 Hardware profile, NT 4 support for 238 Help and support 143 146 147 Help, for commands at DOS prompt 118 Hercules Graphics Controller (HGC) 64 Hexadecimal address 170 HGC (Hercules Graphics Controller) 64 hidden files 115 HOP 172 Hot-pluggable devices 62 HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) 190 hubs 169 200 Hubs, managed 171 Hyper Pipeline 12 Hypertext markup language (HTML) 190 I/O memory 82 88—89 IBM 8514/A 65 IBM clones 96 IBM Corporation 15 IBM Corporation, PC expansion card 22 Icons, customizing display on Desktop 152 IDE drives 31 31—35 32 IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers) 204 IEEE 802.3 standard 206 IEEE 802.3ab standard 207 IEEE 802.3u standard 206 IEEE 802.3z standard 206 Imation SuperDisk LS120 50 Imprint method 74 Incremental backup 129 Index Server 238 Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) 22 Industry Standard Architecture (ISA), expansion slots 76 Infrastructure Master 262 inkjet printer 74 75 Input/output (I/O) channel 45 Input/output (I/O) devices 16 17 Input/output (I/O), keyboard 66—67 67 Input/output (I/O), monitors 63—66 Input/output (I/O), monitors, liquid crystal display 65—66 66 Input/output (I/O), monitors, video display adapter standards 64—65 Input/output (I/O), mouse 67—68 68 Input/output (I/O), parallel ports 61 61—62 Input/output (I/O), PC expansion cards 76—78 Input/output (I/O), PC expansion cards, plug and play 77—78 Input/output (I/O), printers 74—75 Input/output (I/O), printers, laser printer 75 Input/output (I/O), remote connections 68—73 69 Input/output (I/O), remote connections, analog modems 69—70 70 Input/output (I/O), remote connections, cable modems 72 72 Input/output (I/O), remote connections, DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) 70—71 Input/output (I/O), remote connections, ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) 73 Input/output (I/O), serial ports 60 60 Input/output (I/O), USB ports 62—63 Installing hardware 82 Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) 204 Instruction set for processor 3 Instructions per clock (IPC) 2 Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) 73 Intel processors 4—12 Intel processors, 1st generation: 8086 and 8088 7 Intel processors, 2nd generation: 80286 7—8 Intel processors, 3rd generation: 80386 8—9 Intel processors, 4th generation: 80486 9 Intel processors, competitors 13—16 Intel processors, history 6—7 Intel processors, Pentium chips 9—12 Intel processors, performance factors 5—6 Intel processors, specifications 5 Intel, and Ethernet 204 IntelliMirror 103 INTERFACE 139 Interface, graphical user interface (GUI) 98 internal cache 4 internal modems 70 Internet Connection Firewall 104 Internet Connection Sharing 100 Internet Connection Wizard (Windows 98) 100 Internet Explorer 99 143 Internet Information Server (IIS) 238 239 Internet protocol (IP) 210 Internet Service Provider (ISP) 71 Internetwork 165 Internetwork Packet Exchange/Sequenced Packet Exchange (IPX/SPX) protocol 175 216—217 interrupt request (IRQ) 84 84 Interrupts 82 84—85 IntranetWare 227 IO.SYS 115 Iomega Jazz drive 51 Iomega Zip Drive 51 IP Addressing 212—213 IP Security (IPSec) 103 IPC (instructions per clock) 2 IPv6 addressing scheme 212 IPX/SPX (Internetwork Packet eXchange/Sequenced Packet eXchange) protocol 175 216—217 IRQ (interrupt request) 84 84 ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) 22 ISA (Industry Standard Architecture), expansion slots 76 ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) 73 ISO (International Standards Organization) 164 ISP (Internet service provider) 71 Itanium/Itanium 2 chip 12
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