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Donald L. — MCSA/MCSE 2003 JumpStart: Computer and Network Basics
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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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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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