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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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Presentation layer in OSI model 165 176—178 Presentation layer in OSI model, role in data transfer 166 PRI (Primary Rate Interface) 73 primary domain controller (PDC) 191 250 259 Primary partition 41 Print device (hardware) 298 print permission 301 Print processor 299 Print server 222 297 298 print spooler 297 298 Printer (software) 298 Printer (software), creating 298—299 Printer (software), permissions for 301—302 Printer (software), properties 299—301 302 printers 74—75 Printers and Faxes 143 Printers and other Hardware (Control Panel) 149 Printers, laser printer 75 Printers, parallel ports for 61 printers, sharing 296—302 Printing, network basics 296—298 Processor See also microprocessors Profile 277 Program Information Files (PIFs) 98 Program Manager (Windows) 98 Programmable Read-only Memory (PROM) 20 Programs, opening from Start menu 145 PROM (Programmable Read-only Memory) 20 Properties, of printer 299—301 302 Protected Kernel Mode 103 Protected mode 7—8 Protocol 164 199 PS/2 connector 66 Quantum Corporation 35 Question mark (?), as DOS wildcard 125 Queue of print jobs 297 298 Quick Launch toolbar (XP Professional) 142 144 R (read-only) attribute (DOS) 129 RAID (redundant array of inexpensive disks) 42 RAID (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks), level 0 disk stripe set 42 44—45 RAID (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks), level 1 mirrored set 43 46 RAID (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks), level 3 stripe set with parity drive 43 47 47 RAID (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks), level 5 stripe set with parity stripe 43 47—48 48 RAM (Random Access Memory) 18 RAS (Remote Access Service) 237 rd command (DOS) 116 118 RDISK utility 237 read access 282 Read and Execute NTFS permission 291 Read NTFS permission 291 Read share permission 284 Read-only memory (ROM) 18 Read/write disk head 30 Real mode 8 Recovering deleted files 123 Recycle Bin 123 144 Recycle Bin, in Windows XP Professional 157 158 Reduced Instruction Set Computing (RISC) 3 redundant array of inexpensive disks (RAID) 42 Refresh rate of monitor 64 Relative identifier master 262 Reliability of operating system 235 Remote Access Service (RAS) 237 Remote Assistance 104 remote connections 68—73 69 Remote connections, analog modems 69—70 70 Remote connections, cable modems 72 72 Remote connections, DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) 70—71 Remote connections, ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) 73 Remote Desktop 104 removable drives 28 29 50—51 REN command (DOS) 120 124 Repeater 169 Replication cycle 260 Replication of domain information 251 Resolve 211 Resources, accessing 295 Restarting computer 148 ring topology 203 203—204 RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computing) 3 RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computing) and Pentium Pro 10—11 RLL 33 ROM (read-only memory) 18 Root tree, in Active Directory 255 routers 166 Routers, default for TCP/IP 214 Routing by Network layer 172 Routing table 172 RS-232 70 Run 143 147 S (system) attribute (DOS) 129 SAM (Security Accounts Manager) 191 248 Scalable network model 192 schema master 262 Schema, in Active Directory 255 Screen display, clearing 132 screen resolution 153 Screen saver 152 SCSI drives 36—39 SDRAM (Synchronous Dynamic RAM) 20 SDSL (symmetric DSL) 71 Search 143 145—146 SEC (single-edge cartridge) 2 Security Accounts Manager (SAM) 191 248 security identifier (SID) 262 Security, for printer 300 Security, in Windows NT 102 Security, printer sharing 296—302 Security, resources access 295 Security, share interaction with NTFS permissions 294—295 Security, shared folders and 282—286 Security, with NTFS 287—293 Separator page when printing 299 Serial communication 60 serial ports 60 60 Serial ports, for ISDN adapter 73 Serial ports, interrupt for 84 server 101 184 221 283 See Server operators local group 272 Service advertisement 179 service packs 239 Service processing 179 Session layer in OSI model 165 175—176 Session layer in OSI model, role in data transfer 166 Setup 300—301 SHARE 248 281 Share permissions, applying 285—287 Share permissions, combining with NTFS 291—292 294—295 Share permissions, testing 287 Share, creating 283 Shared resources, passwords for 184—185 Shareware 105 Sharing folders 282—284 Sharing folders, on peer-to-peer network 184 sharing printers 296—302 Shortcuts, creating in Windows XP Professional 158—159 shut down 148 SID (Security Identifier) 262 Silicon-on-Insulator (SOI) technology 15 SIMMs (single inline memory modules) 19 Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) 249 Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) 226 Simplex communication 176 Single inline memory modules (SIMMs) 19 Site link 259 Sites in networks 259 Slave device 32 SMP (Symmetrical Multiprocessing) 16—17 17 SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol) 249 SOAP (simple object access protocol) 226 Software drivers See device drivers SOI (Silicon-on-Insulator) technology 15 Sounds, Speech and Audio Devices (Control Panel) 149 Specialized domain controllers 261—263 Spooler for printing 297 Standards 37—38 164 Standby, as shut down option 148 star topology 200—201 201 Star topology, Ethernet hardware for 208—209 209 Start bit 60 Start button in Windows XP 144—154 Start button in Windows XP, All Programs 145 145 Start button in Windows XP, Help and Support 146 147 Start button in Windows XP, Log Off 148 Start button in Windows XP, My Computer 154—156 155 Start button in Windows XP, Run 147 Start button in Windows XP, Search 145—146 146 Start button in Windows XP, Shut Down 148 Stop bit 60 Storage See data storage Stripe set with parity drive 43 47 47 Stripe set with parity stripe 43 47—48 48 Subnet mask 213 SuperDisk LS120 50 Superscalar technology 9 SVGA (Super VGA) 65 switch 171 Switch box 296 297 Symmetric DSL (SDSL) 71 Symmetric processor 238 239 Symmetrical multiprocessing (SMP) 16—17 17 Synchronous communication 168 169 Synchronous data transmission 60 Synchronous Dynamic RAM (SDRAM) 20 SYS command (DOS) 112 115 System Monitor 103 System Properties dialog box, Computer Name tab 188 188 system resources 87—88 System Restore 104 System Tray 144 System tray, in Windows XP Professional 142 T-connectors 202 Take Ownership 284 tape drives 29 54—55 Task Manager 103 238 taskbar 141 141 142 144 Taskbar and Start Menu Properties dialog box 154 154 TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) 174 209—215 TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol), advantages and disadvantages 211—212 TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol), device configuration 213—214 TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol), DHCP function in 214—215 TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol), DNS function in 215 TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol), for Windows XP network 188 Telecommuter 73 Terabyte (TB) 28 Terminal Services 278 Termination of SCSI daisy chain 38—39 39 Text document, creating 120 Text document, creating, from console 120—121 Text document, displaying contents 121—122 Text document, editing 122—123 Text mode for printer 74 TFT (Thin Film Transistor) 65 Theme for computer, changing 151 Thermal dye transfer printer 74 Thermal wax transfer printer 74 Thin Film Transistor (TFT) 65 Throughput 54 Time and date, DOS to change 130—131 TIME command (DOS) 130 Token Ring 170 Token-passing 203 Topology of network 169 200—204 Topology of network, bus 202 202—203 Topology of network, bus, Ethernet hardware for 208 208 Topology of network, ring 203 203—204 Topology of network, star 200—201 201 Topology of network, star, Ethernet hardware for 208—209 209 Torvalds, Linus 106 229 Tour Windows XP 143 transistor 8 transitive trusts 256 Transport layer in OSI model 165 173—175 Trees, in Active Directory 253—254 Troubleshooting, new permissions for resource access 295 trusts 250 Trusts, in Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 256—258 Trusts, to connect trees 255 Tualatin 12 Tune-Up Wizard 100 Turn Off Computer 144 tutorials 147 Two-way trusts 257—258 258 type command (DOS) 120 121—122 UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration) 226 UDP (User Datagram Protocol) 210 UGLR 270 Ultra SCSI 38 Ultra-ATA drives 35 35 UMA (upper memory area) 86 86 Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration (UDDI), Windows Server 2003 support for 226 Universal group 272 UNIX 105 UNIX servers 228—229 Unix servers vs. Windows NT 4 Server 224 Unshielded Twisted-Pair (UTP) 206 Update Wizard (Windows 98) 100 Upgrades to NT Server Enterprise 239 Upper Memory Area (UMA) 86 86 USB connector 68 USB HUB 62 USB ports 62—63 user accounts 274—278 User Accounts (Control Panel) 150 User accounts, configuring 277—278 user accounts, creating 275—278 User accounts, limiting hours of access 278 User Datagram Protocol (UDP) 210 User Properties window 277—278 users See also groups Users local group 272 273 UTP (unshielded twisted-pair) 206 VAX (Virtual Address Extension) 16 VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association), local bus 23 VGA (Video Graphics Adapter) 64 Video display adapter standards 64—65 Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA), local bus 23 Video Graphics Adapter (VGA) 64 Virtual Address Extension (VAX) 16 Virtual circuit 210 Virtual memory 235 Virtual Private Networking (VPN) 103 Virtual real mode 8 Volume set 42 43—44 volumes 39 VPN (Virtual Private Networking) 103 Vvirtual RAM 98 wallpaper 151 Web Services Description Language (WSDL) 226 wide area network 72 Wildcards in DOS 125—126 Windows 2000 240—241 Windows 2000 Professional 102—103 Windows 2000 Server 224—225 Windows 2000, domain controller for 260 Windows 2000, domains in 251—252 Windows 2000, multiprocessor capabilities 16 Windows 2000, RAID support 48 Windows 2000, trusts 256—258 Windows 95 99
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