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Название: MCSA/MCSE 2003 JumpStart: Computer and Network Basics

Автор: Donald L.

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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.

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Рубрика: Технология/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Год издания: 2003

Количество страниц: 355

Добавлена в каталог: 19.08.2007

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jumpers      78 78
Jumpers, for IDE drive configuration      33
K5 chip (AMD)      13—14
K6 chip (AMD)      14
Kerberos      249
Keyboard      66—67 67
kilobyte (KB)      28
LAN (local area network)      259
LAN Manager      234
Land on CD      52
Laptop computers, power options      152
Laser printer      74 75
LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol)      249
Level 1 cache      4
Level 2 cache      4
Level 2 cache and Pentium Pro      11
Lightweight directory access protocol (LDAP)      249
Linux      105—106
Linux as server      229
Liquid crystal display      65—66 66
List Folder Contents NTFS permission      291
LLC (logical link control)      171
load balancing      238 239
Local Area Connection Properties dialog box      187 187—188
Local area network (LAN)      259
Local drive      282
local groups      270 272—273
Local loop      69
Local printing      296
Local security, in NTFS      290
Log off      143 148
Logging on      287
logical drives      40 40
logical link control (LLC)      171
Logical topology      200
Long filename support      237
Loopback, IP address for      213
LPR (Line Printer)      237
MAC (Media Access Control) address      167
Magnets, and data loss      31
Manage Documents print permission      301
Manage Printers print permission      301
Managed hubs      171
Manchester encoding      168
Massachusetts Institute of Technology      105
Master device      32 33
Math coprocessor      3
MAU (Multistation Access Unit)      200
Maximizing windows, in Windows XP Professional      141
Mbps (megabits per second)      62
MCA (MicroChannel architecture)      22
md command (DOS)      116 118
MDA (Monochrome Display Adapter)      64
Mean time between failure (MTBF)      75
Media Access Control (MAC) address      167
Megabits per second (Mbps)      62
Megabyte (MB)      28
Memory      1 17—21
memory, cache      4 6
Memory, CONFIG.SYS file for configuring      133
Memory, conventional      8
Memory, for Windows Server 2003      242
Memory, random access memory (RAM)      18
Memory, read-only memory (ROM)      18
Memory, read-only memory (ROM), types      20—21
Memory, speed      20
MFM      33
MHz (megahertz)      3
MI 6x86 series microprocessor      14
MicroChannel architecture (MCA)      22
Microcode      3
Microcode efficiency      4
Microprocessors (central processing unit; CPU)      1 2
Microprocessors (central processing unit; CPU), for Windows Server 2003      242
Microprocessors (central processing unit; CPU), multiprocessor computers      16—17
Microprocessors (central processing unit; CPU), performance      2 5—6
Microprocessors (central processing unit; CPU), terminology      3—4
Microprocessors (central processing unit; CPU), types      2—16
Microprocessors (central processing unit; CPU), types, AMD (Advanced Micro Devices)      13—14
Microprocessors (central processing unit; CPU), types, Cyrix      14—15
Microprocessors (central processing unit; CPU), types, Intel      4—12
Microprocessors (central processing unit; CPU), upgrades      8
Microsoft Hardware Compatibility List      78
Microsoft Management Console (MMC)      102 240
Microsoft Message Queue Server (MSMQ)      239
Microsoft Passport, Windows Server 2003 support for      226
Microsoft Plus! package      99
Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS)      239
MII series microprocessor      15
Millions of Instructions Per Second (MIPS)      7
Minimizing windows in Windows XP Professional      141
MIPS (Millions of Instructions Per Second)      7
Mirrored set      43 46
Mixed-mode domain model      251
MMC (Microsoft Management Console)      102 240
MMX (Multimedia Extension)      10
modems, analog      69—70 70
Modems, cable      72 72
Modems, serial port for      60
Modify NTFS permission      291
Modulate      69
Monitors      63—66
Monitors, liquid crystal display      65—66 66
Monitors, video display adapter standards      64—65
Monochrome Display Adapter (MDA)      64
motherboard      2 4
Motorola      15
Mouse      67—68 68
Mouse pad      67
Mouse, in Windows XP Professional      140—141
Mouse, serial port for      60
move command (DOS)      126—128
MS-DOS      96
MSDOS.SYS file      115
MSM (Microsoft Message Queue Server)      239
MSN Explorer      143
MTBF (mean time between failure)      75
MTS (Microsoft Transaction Server)      239
Multimaster domain controller model      260
Multimaster replication model      251
Multimedia Extension (MMX)      10
Multipoint connection      169
Multiprocessor capabilities of network operating system      223
Multiprocessor computers      16—17
Multistation Access Unit (MAU)      200
Multitask      7
Multitasking, in network operating system      223
Multitasking, preemptive      99
My Computer      154—156 155
My Computer vs. My Network Places      286
My Documents      143
My Music      143
My Network Places, vs. Explorer or My Computer      286
My Pictures      143
My Recent Documents      143
Namespace      253
Naming conventions, for users      277
native-mode domains      251
NDS (NetWare Directory Services)      227
NDS eDirectory      227
near-line storage      49
NetWare      216 226—228
NetWare Directory Services (NDS)      227
Network and Internet Connections (Control Panel)      149
network drive      160
Network Interface Card      21 167
Network layer in OSI model      165 167 172—173
Network Monitoring Agent      236
Network operating system, basics      222—223
Network operating system, Linux      229

Network operating system, Novell NetWare      226—228
Network operating system, Unix servers      228—229
Network operating system, Windows 2000 Server      224—225
Network operating system, Windows NT 4 Server      223—224
Network operating system, Windows Server 2003      225—226
Network Resources, in Windows XP Professional      157
networks      164
Networks, client-server      189 189—191
Networks, directory services model      193—195 194
Networks, domain model      191—193 192
Networks, Ethernet      204—209
Networks, peer-to-peer configuration      186—189
Networks, peer-to-peer configuration, computer identification      188—189
Networks, peer-to-peer configuration, Local Area Connection properties      187—188
Networks, physical layout and configuration      258—263
Networks, physical layout and configuration, domain controllers      259—260
Networks, physical layout and configuration, sites      259
Networks, physical layout and configuration, specialized domain controllers      261—263
Networks, printing on      296—298
Networks, topology      200—204
Networks, topology, bus      202 202—203
Networks, topology, ring      203 203—204
Networks, topology, star      200—201 201
New Technology File System (NTFS)      235
Node      167
Novell Netware      216 226—228
NTFS (New Technology File System)      235 287—293
NTFS (New Technology File System), applying permissions      292—293
NTFS (New Technology File System), assigning permissions      290—292
NTFS (New Technology File System), basics      289—290
NTFS (New Technology File System), combining permissions with share permissions      291—292 294—295
Object Linking and Embedding (OLE)      98
Objects, in Active Directory      268
Octet      212
OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer)      239
Offline data storage      49
OLE (object linking and embedding)      98
One-way trusts      256 256—257
Online data storage      49
Open source      106
Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Model      163
Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, and TCP/IP protocol      211
Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, basics      164—165
Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, data transfer in      166—167
Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, IPX/SQX protocol in      216
Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, layer 1: physical      168—169
Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, layer 2: data-link      170—171
Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, layer 3: network      172—173
Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, layer 4: transport      173—175
Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, layer 5: session      175—176
Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, layer 6: presentation      176—178
Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, layer 7: application      178—179
Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, layer functions      164—165
Opening windows, in Windows XP Professional      141
Operating systems      95
Operating systems, DOS      96—97 See
Operating systems, dual booting between      106—107
Operating systems, for client-server networks      191
Operating systems, for domain network model      193
Operating systems, for peer-to-peer networks      185
operating systems, Linux      105—106 229
Operating systems, OS/2      102 234
Operating systems, processor compatibility with      3
Operating systems, Unix      105 224 228—229
operating systems, Windows      98—104 See
Orb (Castlewood)      51
organizational units (OUs)      252—253 268
Original equipment manufacturer (OEM)      239
OS/2      102 234
OSI model      See Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model
Outlook Express      143
Output      See input/output (I/O)
Packet      165
Paddleboard, for IDE drive connection      32 32
Page file      235
Parallel communication      61
parallel ports      61 61—62
Parent domain      253
Parity      19
Partition Magic      40
Partitions      39—40 41
partitions, creating      112 113
Passive matrix      65
Passwords, for shared resources      184—185
Passwords, for users      276
PC Card      29
PC expansion cards      76—78 See
PC-DOS      96
PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect)      9 23
PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect), expansion slots      76
PCMCIA (Personal Computer Memory Card International Association)      29
PDC (primary domain controller)      191 250 259
PDC Emulator      262
Peer layers      164
Peer Web Services      101
Peer-to-Peer networks      184—189
Peer-to-peer networks, advantages and disadvantages      185
Peer-to-peer networks, operating systems for      185
Peer-to-peer networks, Windows XP configurations for      186—189
Peer-to-peer networks, Windows XP configurations for, computer identification      188—189
Peer-to-peer networks, Windows XP configurations for, Local Area Connection properties      187—188
Pentium chips      9—12
Pentium II Xeon chip      11
Performance and Maintenance (Control Panel)      149
Performance Monitor      237
Performance of microprocessors      2 5—6
Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI)      9 23
Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI), expansion slots      76
Peripherals, and performance      6
Permissions, assigning to printers      301—302
Permissions, combining NTFS with share      291—292 294—295
Permissions, for folder access      284
Permissions, for groups vs. users      275
Permissions, for users and groups      284—287
Permissions, in NTFS      290
Permissions, in NTFS, applying      292—293
Permissions, in NTFS, assigning      290—292
permissions, share      285—287
Personal Computer Memory Card International Association (PCMCIA)      29
Petabyte (PB)      28
Physical hard drive      39
Physical layer in OSI model      165 168—169
Physical layer in OSI model, role in data transfer      167
Physical location, of resource      248
Physical memory      See memory
Physical topology      200
PIFs (Program Information Files)      98
Pipeline      9
Pit on CD      52
Pixel      64
Platforms      240
Platters      30
Plotter      237
Plug and play      77—78 99
Point-to-point connection      169
Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP)      238
Port address      88
Portable code in Windows NT      235
Ports, for printer      299
ports, parallel      61 61—62
ports, serial      60 60
ports, USB      62—63
POSIX      102
POST (Power-On Self-Test)      18
PostScript      237
Power Options      152
Power users local group      273
PowerPC      15 237
PPTP (Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol)      238
Preemptive multitasking      99

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